Raveon’s Features for SCADA Applications
Following is a list of Raveon’s data radio modems features that make them an ideal choice for SCADA and wireless telemetry.
High-speed over the air data rates. 19200bps in 25kHz channel, 9600bps in 12.5kHz.
Remote status monitoring including DC voltage, packet error statistics, modem “up time”, and receiver signal strength.
Easy to use. Plug-in, Turn-on, and GO. Transmit data in = Receive data out.
Lowest current draw in industry. The M5 wireless modems draw less than 110mA when fully operational, and the M7s less than 90mA.
Wide input voltage with high-efficiency switching voltage regulator.
Packetized AND Streaming Data. Integrated Packetized data protocol with error correction and built-in Streaming Real-Time operation. User selectable.
ARQ error correction and retransmission capability. Totally transparent to the application.
Capable of store-and-forward repeating operation.
Small size. Extruded aluminum enclosure is small, and very rugged.
16 bit addressing for up to 65,525 different unique device addresses per channel. Radio channels may be shared with no interference between users.
Supports group and broadcast transmissions. Network mask allows groups of any size.
Easily to configure. Raveon modems are configured using “AT” commands through the modem’s serial port. Raveon also provides free of charge, Radio Manager, a easy-to-use PC program with a graphical user interface to configure and program all Raveon Radios.
RS-232, RS422, or RS485 serial port. Programmable serial baud rates up to 57600 make the FireLine M5 and the M7 radio modem compatible with most every PLC, PC, and HMI device made.
Programmable over-the-air data rates. With the M5 and M7 radios, you can choose how your system will work. Set the OTA data slower for extended communication range, or set it fast for lowest latency. Your choice.
SkyLine compatibility mode for use in older Sonik radio systems.