Satel 3as manual

Durable pushbuttons give instant access to virtually all of the radio settings through easy to read menu selections. Eliminating complicated external synchronizing signals by using asynchronous data streams, the entire data stream is transmitted less than 1 millisecond after it is received arriving at the other end intact and without interruption or re-packetizing and allowing for the highest level of transparency to connected devices.

Encapsulating device data packets network wide with self-correcting algorithmic data, FEC, gives SATELLINE radio modems the internal tools to actually eliminate erroneous bits and reconstruct the original data packet when there are slight errors from long distances or heavy interference. Cutting down on installation and repair times, SATELLINE radio modems feature short and long block testing to simplify antenna testing and alignment, link, system and path tests. When combined with the benefits of conveniently displayed signal strength on the receiving modem, antenna installation times are reduced to a minimum.

All SATEL radio modems are capable of store-and-forward repeater functions or may be paired together for duplex repeater operation. Repeater functionality allows for virtually endless connection range and network coverage. Message routing and addressing functions can be added to create robust and far-reaching network topologies. Configurable with dual transmission and receive addressing and network identification, SATELLINE radio modems can remain transparent and universally compatible with devices while still extending networks across longer distances through one or more repeaters or to isolate multiple sub-networks without receiving duplicated or conflicting device data.

By identifying source and destination addresses for data in many pre-configured or user defined polling data protocols, SATELLINE radio modems automatically direct data packets to their destination by finding the route within the radio network itself transparently to connected devices.

Routes are automatically created if a remote location is moved, a repeater station is lost, or in systems with mobile remote devices.

In mobile fleet management applications, use of VHF frequencies reduces signal fading significantly. The NMS radio modems monitor the condition of the radio connection, in particular the strength of the signal RSSI , the voltage level of the power source and inside temperature of the modem. The information is transmitted to the software, where it is stored and displayed as logs and trend data. With the help of the graphical display at the software, the user can conveniently configure, add or remove radio modems as well as set repeater links, without need of a terminal.

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