Viper-SC Base Station Redundant, IP Router & Wireless Modem.
Price: $5,580.00
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Viper-SC Redundant Base Station
The redundant station uses two radios, activating only one at a time, in order to provide a fail-safe in the event of a radio failure. The Base Station has a main controller PC board which is accessible via HTML web pages. Access the Controller’s web pages to configure the user programmable settings and to view the status of the Base Station. The Viper Base Station is housed in a rugged, 19" rack mountable, aluminum case. Built for industrial applications in a variety of environments, The Viper Base Station operates over an extended temperature range and provides worry-free operation in the roughest environments. Basic installation typically utilizes an omni-directional antenna at The Viper Base Station or Relay Point and a directional antenna at each remote site that is not a Relay Point. See Section 2 for information on Site and Antenna Selection. For basic service, just hook up an antenna, connect your Ethernet LAN to the Base Station’s LAN port, apply primary power, and check and set operating parameters. Configuration, commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting can be done locally or remotely. All operating parameters can be set via a web browser.
Viper-SC Redundant Base Station
The redundant station uses two radios, activating only one at a time, in order to provide a fail-safe in the event of a radio failure. The Base Station has a main controller PC board which is accessible via HTML web pages. Access the Controller’s web pages to configure the user programmable settings and to view the status of the Base Station. The Viper Base Station is housed in a rugged, 19" rack mountable, aluminum case. Built for industrial applications in a variety of environments, The Viper Base Station operates over an extended temperature range and provides worry-free operation in the roughest environments. Basic installation typically utilizes an omni-directional antenna at The Viper Base Station or Relay Point and a directional antenna at each remote site that is not a Relay Point. See Section 2 for information on Site and Antenna Selection. For basic service, just hook up an antenna, connect your Ethernet LAN to the Base Station’s LAN port, apply primary power, and check and set operating parameters. Configuration, commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting can be done locally or remotely. All operating parameters can be set via a web browser.
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