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Raven X - Telus EV-DO Airlink Cellular Modem  

 

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Introduction 

The Raven X - Telus Airlink Cellular Modem is a full-duplex 
cellular modem that communicates with a base station PC via the 
Evolution Data Optimized (EV-DO) network, with fallback to 1X 
Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and Public Switched 
Telephone Network (PSTN). The Raven X - Telus modem is for 
use on the Telus network only. 

The Raven X - Telus is a rugged, intelligent wireless data 
platform designed to enable real-time, two-way communications 
with remote assets. The AirLink Embedded Operating System 
(ALEOS) is the power inside the Raven. ALEOS has its own 
embedded TCP/IP stack which enables transmission of serial data 
from non-IP devices. ALEOS enables several functions including 
remote configuration and diagnostics, packet assembly and 
disassembly (PAD) for UDP or TCP, and telemetry protocol 
spoofing and conversion. 

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Specifications 

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Modem Specifications 

Technology:  

 

 

CDMA EV-DO Revision A 

With Fallback To:  

 

CDMA 1x EV-DO Release 0                      

  

 

 

 

CDMA 1xRTT                        

  

 

 

 

PSTN IS-95 

 Band:    

 

 

800 Mhz Cellular, 1900 Mhz PCS 

Transmit Power:    

 

200 mW max 

EVDO Throughput:  

 

450 Kbps - 1.4 Mbps 

RS-232 Data Rates:  

 

1200 bps to 230.4 kbps 

Input Voltage:  

 

 

9 to 28 Vdc 

Input Current:  

 

 

85 to 270 mA 

Typical Current Drain at 12 Vdc:   90 mA dormant connection (idle for 10 to 
 

    20 

seconds), 

239 

mA 

transmit/receive 

Operating Temperature Range:  

-30° to +70°C (10% duty cycle limit above 

  

 

 

 

60°C) 

Operating Humidity:  

 

5% to 95% non-condensing 

Summary of Contents for Airlink Raven X-Telus

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Copyright 2008 Campbell Scientific Canada Corp Raven X Telus July 2009...

Page 2: ...glect accidents of nature or shipping damage This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose CSC is no...

Page 3: ...s 2 2 2 Base Station Requirements 3 2 3 Datalogger Site Equipment 3 3 Configuration 4 3 1 Establish Cellular Service 4 3 2 Program the Modem 4 4 Activation Wizard 5 5 Set Up Modem using Ace Manager 10...

Page 4: ...mbedded TCP IP stack which enables transmission of serial data from non IP devices ALEOS enables several functions including remote configuration and diagnostics packet assembly and disassembly PAD fo...

Page 5: ...modem is configured using the Telus Setup Wizard and Ace Manager prior to installation The setup wizard and Ace Manager can be downloaded from www Airlink com Datalogger CR510 CR10 X CR23X CR7 CR1000...

Page 6: ...ply see power considerations Environmental Enclosure ENC 10 12 ENC 12 14 or ENC 16 18 3 Configuration 3 1 Establish Cellular Service Prior to contacting the cellular service provider have the followin...

Page 7: ...ble by contacting a Campbell Scientific Canada Applications Technician at 780 454 2505 or by downloading it from the Campbell Scientific Website at http www campbellsci ca CampbellScientific Download...

Page 8: ...gs check box is selected Now click Next The setup wizard will now attempt to establish a connection with the modem 3 Please verify that the Proper modem is displayed and that the ESN number is correct...

Page 9: ...click Next NOTE The Activate modem OTASP can be used to automatically pull down the needed information from the network This is however not recommended as it will not pull down the 1X network setting...

Page 10: ...is code in the Activation Code Text Box If the Lock Code only has 5 digits put a 0 in front of the number to make it 6 digits as the lock code must always be 6 digits Once completed click Next 7 Enter...

Page 11: ...ft If you have made an error click Back until you have reached the setting that requires changing and proceed as before After verifying everything is correct click Next It will take a few seconds for...

Page 12: ...em is now ready for advanced programming using AceManager These following steps need to be completed fairly quickly as the modem is on a dynamic IP network and the IP address can change at any time 5...

Page 13: ...ic Canada Applications Technician at 780 454 2505 Use the Load option to select the template to load into the modem 5 The new file parameters will appear in the New Value boxes as shown above 6 Click...

Page 14: ...power back on and the modem will register itself on the network within 2 minutes To confirm this make sure that the Network and Service light is solid If the Network light is flashing the modem has no...

Page 15: ...ound in the Common tab settings of the Raven modem see below c Change the maximum baud rate to one supported by the datalogger in this case for the CR1000 it is 115200 d Extra response time should be...

Page 16: ...dem Cable to the Raven X Telus modem and the other to the datalogger s RS232 port 3 If connecting to any datalogger s CS I O port you will require an SC932A interface from Campbell Scientific Connect...

Page 17: ...eed to change any settings for the two to function together Once the Crossover cable is connected to the NL115 the Raven X Telus will send its current public IP address to the NL115 for it to use If t...

Page 18: ...EV DO Airlink Cellular Modem 7 Use the drop down list for the New Value of Use Public IP Change this value to Use Private IP Enter the Host Private IP as 192 168 13 12 Enter the Modem Local IP as 192...

Page 19: ...nge the DPORT to 3000 This makes sure that any information sent to the modem from Loggernet on port 6785 will get passed through the Ethernet port and not trapped by the modem 9 Following the settings...

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