LoRaStar

Connect various devices and communicate via serial! Connect! Achieve long-distance communication.

By using "LoRaStar," it becomes possible to perform RS232C communication wirelessly, which was previously done via wired connections. There are no communication costs, and additional benefits include reduced wiring costs, space-saving due to the absence of wiring, and extended communication range (up to 15 km in line of sight). For example, it can be used to connect RS232C devices (such as data loggers and sensors) installed in outdoor locations where wiring is difficult to data collection devices (such as PCs and packet communication devices). The power supply is typically input from a screwless terminal block using an external power source (5-30V). It is assumed that batteries or AC/DC converters will be used as external power sources. Power input (5V) is also possible from a 9-pin DSUB connector, which is effective when the connected device can supply power from the DSUB connector. Additionally, by using the relay terminal "LoRaExtender," which is also being released, wireless communication can be achieved even in areas with poor visibility, such as mountainous regions or urban areas. The "LoRaExtender" can be used in power-free zones by utilizing the optional "solar unit."

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