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System Operation Manual
SAT-DN-00434, Rev. B
LOBO
2017-05-16
Page 42 of 86
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2017 Sea-Bird Scientific. All rights reserved.
6
Wireless Telemetry System
The Wireless Telemetry System for LOBO normally consists of a cellular modem (GPRS or CDMA) mounted
in a NEMA 6P enclosure, an antenna and cable, and a power/communications interconnect cable to the
STOR-X. The modem is used to transmit data recorded by the STOR-X to the end user or the server
computer, and to download new schedule files from the server. Details of these components are provided
in the following sections.
The physical configuration of the wireless system will vary depending on the type of LOBO platform in use.
For the DockLOBO and BenthicLOBO configurations, a large external marine-grade antenna is generally
used, usually with 3 dB of gain to assist in areas with poor cellular signal strength. For the RiverLOBO and
BayLOBO, a small whip antenna is usually mounted inside the modem enclosure to protect it from damage.
A diagram of the wireless telemetry system components is shown below in Figure 27 for a typical DockLOBO
or BenthicLOBO configuration. The inset image shows the relative height of the antenna.
GSM Modem
Enclosure
Antenna
Antenna
Cable
Cable to
STOR-X
Figure 27: Wireless Telemetry System Components
A diagram of the cellular modem assembly for a typical RiverLOBO system is shown below in Figure 28, with
the inset image illustrating the small internal antenna. Note there are several variations for the RiverLOBO
modem assembly
–
your system may not be exactly as shown.