
Radio start (power-on) time 00:00
Radio-on duration
15 minutes
Repeat radio-on cycle
Every 6 hours
When
the
shut-off
time
is
reached,
the
radio
will
stay
on
long
enough
to
complete
any
current
transactions,
then
turn
off.
A
USB
cable
connected
to
the
CRVW3
device
will
override
the
Radio
Power
Schedule
by
turning
on
the
radio
and
keeping
it
on
for
as
long
as
the
cable
is
connected.
When
the
radio
has
been
off
for
long
periods
of
time,
issues
such
as
PakBus
discovery
time
should
be
considered
before
making
a
radio
connection
to
the
device,
such
as
automatic/scheduled
collection
from
within
LoggerNet
.
Using
the
Radio
Power
Schedule
tab
is
especially
important
for
a
CRVW3–RF451/RF452,
as
the
RF451/RF452
radio
requires
much
more
power
than
the
RF407
option.
For
the
CRVW3–RF451/RF452,
the
RF
Transmit
Power
setting
should
be
chosen
to
provide
for
stable
communications
at
the
lowest
possible
level
that
works
properly
to
conserve
power.
See
the
RF451/RF452
manual
for
more
information
/documents/us/manuals/rf451.pdf
.
Similarly,
the
Radio
TX
Power
Level
setting
on
the
CRVW3–RF407
should
be
strategically
chosen
to
conserve
power
while
still
allowing
robust
communications.
See
the
RF407
manual
for
more
information
/documents/us/manuals/rf407-series.pdf
.
8.10
Sealing
the
CRVW3
enclosure
Once
you
have
completed
the
installation
of
the
CRVW3
and
confirmed
proper
measurement
and
communications
functionality,
seal
the
enclosure.
Proper
enclosure
sealing
helps
to
avoid
unwanted
entry
of
water
or
humid
air
and
provides
isolation
from
other
environmental
factors.
1. Ensure the enclosure is mounted to minimize water exposure to the sensor cable entries,
antenna connector, and ground lug. Typically, these items should face downward.
2. Ensure that the cable entry points are tightened properly.
3. Ensure that the humidity monitoring card and desiccant are in place. The CRVW3 enclosure
includes a small vent to allow for changes in pressure. A patch prevents water from
entering the enclosure through the vent.
4. Ensure that the lid closes properly and secure the latch. A padlock can be used to secure
the enclosure.
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