Using the 920MHz band with minimal radio interference from noise. Suitable for areas with many obstacles and outdoor use.
The data transfer wireless unit "DRX unit" uses the 920MHz band, which has stronger diffraction characteristics than 2.4GHz and less radio interference from noise, making it suitable for use in areas with many obstacles or outdoors. It eliminates the hassle of cables and enables reliable data management. The master unit can be connected to an inclinometer via RS232C, and the slave unit can be connected to a computer, etc., via RS232/USB. Demo units are available for free rental. 【Features】 ■ Strong against obstacles and less prone to interference in the 920MHz band ■ Certified under the Radio Law, compliant with ARIB STD-T108 (used module) ■ Operating temperature range: -20 to +70℃ ■ Line-of-sight communication distance: approximately 1km *For more details, please download the PDF and take a look.
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【Specifications】 Model Number: DRX Dimensions: *Excludes protrusions such as antennas Main unit (sensor side connection) 104 × 69 × 35 mm body + 106 × 69 × 14 mm rechargeable battery Subunit (PC side connection) 104 × 69 × 35 mm Weight: Main unit 310g, Subunit 210g Power Supply Voltage: Main unit - 5V supplied via USB connection from rechargeable battery Subunit: 5V supplied via USB connection to PC Operating Temperature Range: -20 to +70℃ (no condensation) Transmission Power: 10mW/1.1mW Data Rate: 100kbps, maximum 32 bytes per packet Line-of-sight Communication Distance: Approximately 1km Wireless Standard: Certified under the Radio Law, compliant with ARIB STD-T108 (used module) Interface: RS232C Recording Method: Hyperterminal, Teraterm, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Pashiko Trading handles products such as inclinometers, data loggers for temperature, humidity, and rainfall, meteorological observation systems, and related sensors.
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