Radios for Environmental Data Telemetry
Stevens offers radio telemetry solutions for data transmission from urban and remote environmental monitoring and data collection sites in all spectrums, including UHF/VHF, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, cellular band radios, and Bluetooth. Radio telemetry offers a cost-effective means of connecting and communicating data from multiple sites to a single collection point, such as an office or field-deployed laptop.
Contact Stevens for help designing, configuring, or deploying a radio telemetry system for your environmental monitoring sites.
Radio Telemetry Products
UHF/VHF 800 and 900 MHz Teledesign Radio
The TS4000 incorporates a wide range of high performance radio modules, which meet the stringent demands of both domestic and international regulatory agencies. Advanced features include address selective store-and-forward data repeating, multilevel packet management, and remote system adjustment and network wide diagnostics.
XTend-PKG 900 MHz Stand-Alone Radio Modem
Digi's XTend 900 MHz (1 Watt) radio modem provide everything needed for out-of-the-box serial cable replacement, enabling quick wireless connectivity of data loggers, sensors, or complete environmental monitoring systems. The XTend has an indoor range of up to 3,000 ft and an outdoor range of up to 40 miles.
AirLink Raven XT Cellphone Modem
The AirLink Raven XT Cellphone Modem is built on a powerful platform and processing environment, enabling a robust and future proof design. The Raven XT features a sleek, compact form factor, increasing its versatility and ability to be integrated within existing infrastructure and enclosures.
The Shark RS232/RS485 Wireless Adapter with Bluetooth Technology
The Shark is an efficient and economical solution in converting your data logger or industrial equipment into a Bluetooth® enable communicaition instrument.
The Shark is Stevens' RS232 or RS485 wireless serial cable replacement product designed using Bluetooth® wireless technology for industrial and the environmental monitoring applications. Its robust design will handle many extreme environmental conditions and power management concerns. It uses the Bluetooth® SPP (serial port profile) protocol to replace RS232 or RS485 cables. The Shark will communicate with another Shark or with any Bluetooth® enabled device.
The Shark is a class 1 Bluetooth® radio and achieves at least 100 meter range of communications. The class 1 radio combined with an external antenna attachment provides the user with specified antenna options to maximizes the communication range with other Bluetooth® wireless enabled devices. Unlike other RS232 adapters using Bluetooth® techology that just establish a Bluetooth® connection and then give the user the ability to send serial data, Stevens designed The Shark to emulate the behavior of a serial port that has a serial cable connection. The Shark accomplishes this by turning the COM port on only when a connection using Bluetooth® wireless technology is established. This is how a serial cable would behave, and this is how The Shark's serial cable emulation behaves.