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Spread Spectrum Radio Modems

Models RF400, RF410, RF415

Spread spectrum radios spread the normally narrowband informa-

tion signal over a relatively wide band of frequencies. This allows

the communications to be more immune to noise and interference

from RF sources such as pagers, cellular phones and multipath.

The RF400-series modems reduce susceptibility to RF interference

from other spread spectrum devices by providing user-selectable

frequency hopping patterns.

The RF400-series spread spectrum radio modems support point-to-

point and point-to-multipoint datalogger communications. They

can serve as a field modem/radio while connected to the datalog-

ger or as a base station modem/radio when connected to a

computer. The RF400-series modems can also be used for general

purpose wireless data communications.

Features

• Individual FCC license not required

• Up to one mile transmission range when using inexpensive omnidirectional antennas (shown). Up to 10 mile

transmission range when using higher gain directional antennas at ideal conditions (please note that line-of-

sight obstructions and RF interference will affect transmission distance)

• Low power consumption

• 9-pin CS I/O port that connects directly to the datalogger (no additional interface required)

• 9-pin RS-232 port that connects directly to a computer serial port or other RS-232 device

• 25-channel frequency-hopping radio

• Built-in simplified and advanced setup menus for configuring port modes, network/radio addresses,

hop table, and power saving modes

• Setup that allows different addresses for multiple dataloggers in a point-to-multipoint network

(call about repeater capability)

• Settings stored in non-volatile memory

1. The operating frequency band of these radio modems may be shared with other non-licensed services such as cordless telephones

and with licensed services including emergency, broadcast, and air-traffic control.

2. RF400-series modems, like all FCC Part 15 devices, are not allowed to cause harmful interference to licensed radio communica-

tions and must accept any interference that they receive. Most Campbell Scientific users operate in open or remote locations

where interference is unlikely. If there is a problem, interference can be reduced using methods such as moving the device,

reorienting or using a different type of antenna, or adding RF shielding. We recommend the use of licensed UHF or VHF

narrowband frequencies for critical communication links.

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Spread Spectrum Radio ModemsModels RF400, RF410, RF415Spread spectrum radios spread the normally narrowband informa-tion signal over a relatively wide

Pagina 2 - Ordering Information

Ordering InformationRF400 900 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio/Modem (US/Canada)RF410 922 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio/Modem (Australia/Israel)RF415 2.4 GHz

Pagina 3

RF415 antennas2.4 GHz, Indoor Omnidirectional 16005 0 dBd, ½ wave whip articulating. RPSMA connector connects directly to radio; no antenn

Pagina 4 - Specifications

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