AirDistSys 5000
10 – Operator’s Manual
Technical Data:
indoor (urban) range:
up to 60m
outdoor line-of-sight range:
up to 100m
transmit power output:
100mW (20dB) EIRP
operating frequency:
2.4GHz
RF data rate:
250 kbps
power supply:
5…9 VDC/1A
Connecting to the measuring system:
Remark:
Pay attention that the power supply adapter should have the voltage polarity on the plug compatible
with power socket in the casing (+ out).
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The SensoBeeUSB wire-less receiver contains the
RF module for wire-less data transmission. It enables
wire-less data transmission between transducers (via
SensoBee) and USB port of computer. The RF module
operates under ZigBee (802.15.4) protocol accepted by
ETSI/EC (Europe), FCC (U.S.A) and IC (Canada). The
receiver is being powered from the USB port of
computer (RF led flashes when connected to USB port),
therefore it doesn't require the use of external power
supply adapter.
The SensoBeeUSB can also be used for wired data
transmission (see example “D” or “F” in the chapter 2).
In this case, you should:
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connect to the RJ45 socket one end of the connecting cable and the other end depending on the configuration,
either the SensoBox adapter or SensoBee wire-less transmitter, either directly to one of the measurement
transducer
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RF switch in the SensoBee transmitter change from RF position to Off (disable RF module).
Power socket (optional) placed on the side of the casing is used to connect the power supply adapter for
configuration with hybrid data transmission (see example "F" in Chapter 2).
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in case of use the SensoBee wire-less transmitter without optional power socket you can directly connect no
more than three SensoAnemo transducers due to the limited power of the USB port.
Socket B
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