Wireless Transceiver Offers Flexible Control Outputs

Sept. 1, 1999
Master Transmitter Model 950, the basic building block of the Series 950 line of wireless controllers, is factory-configured to perform as follows using the automatic mode via PCs: any transceiver can be called by its name and its results sent to the

Master Transmitter Model 950, the basic building block of the Series 950 line of wireless controllers, is factory-configured to perform as follows using the automatic mode via PCs: any transceiver can be called by its name and its results sent to the PC; upon receiving via RF or RS-232C an alarm condition (hi, low or panic alarm) from any of the 99 sending units, a command is sent to the unit's TTL/CMOS outputs or open-collector transistor's output lighting up its alarm/test LED. In addition, a test, alarm or panic command can be sent to any, or all, slaves to turn on their open-collector transistors and/or alarm-test LEDs. Frequency is 916.5 MHz (ISM band), range is 100/300 feet (indoor/outdoor), and connections are screw terminal or RJ11. The transceiver has two TTL/CMOS outputs, and the units are available for panel, chassis, wall or DIN-rail mounting. Two open-collector transistors provide 30 vdc/30 mAdc maximum outputs. Power requirements are 5 and 7 to 32 vdc.

Company: OTEK CORP.

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