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RF95A RF Modem
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Repair No
Calibration No
Free Support No

Overview

Used with our RF300-series radios, the RF95A provides an RF communication interface between the data logger and an RF300-series radio.

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Detailed Description

Note: The RF95A has been replaced by theRF500M modem. The RF95A remains available for customers with application-specific custom PROMS.

The RF95A is used with our RF300-series radios. It provides an RF communication interface between the data logger and a RF300-series radio. Each RF95A contains dip switches that allow the user to address the modem with a number between 0 and 255.

The RF95A and the primary transceivers it supported, the RF300-series radios, were replaced on our standard price lists by the RF310-series radios and RF310M modem in June 2002.

Specifications

Standard Operating Temperature Range -25° to +50°C
Extended Operating Temperature Range -55° to +85°C
Dimensions
  • 16.3 x 8.4 x 2.5 cm (6.4 x 3.3 x 1.0 in.) no mounts
  • 17.3 x 11.9 x 2.5 cm (6.8 x 4.7 x 1.0 in.) with connectors and mounts
Weight 227 g (8 oz)

Compatibility

Note:The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible or incompatible products.

Data Loggers

Product Compatible Note
21X(retired)
CR10(retired)
CR10X(retired)
CR23X(retired)
CR500(retired)
CR5000(retired)
CR510(retired)
CR9000(retired)

Communication Devices

Product Compatible Note
HT90 UHF(retired)
HT90 VHF(retired)
P50 UHF(retired)
P50 VHF(retired)
RF100(retired)
RF200(retired)
RF232A(retired)
RF300(retired)
RF301(retired)
RF302(retired)
RF303(retired)
RF304(retired)
RF500B(retired)
RF500M(retired)

Additional Compatibility Information

Radios, Radio Modems, and Radio Base Stations

The RF95A had earlier replaced the RF95 in all applications [the RF95A retained the RF95's item number]. The RF95A is backward compatible with existing Campbell Scientific RF systems but not compatible with RF310-series radios.

If RF95A modems are used in a network containing RF500M modems or RF500B base stations then the RF95A modems must use the -TD PROM; the data loggers must also be Table Data (-TD) or PakBus (-PB) versions.

Power Source

The RF95A requires a 5 V power supply from the data logger's CS I/O port or from a PS100/A100 (non-data-logger repeater site).

经常问什么estions

Number of FAQs related toRF95A:3

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  1. If an RF modem is no longer working, can it be repaired?

    Usually, yes. Contact Campbell Scientific for a return material authorization number (RMA) and instructions for returning the unit for repair. Additional information is available on theRepair and Calibrationpage.

  2. Is it possible to use the CR1000KD to connect to remote RF stations using an RF modem and a radio?

    No. The CR1000KD is designed specifically for use on the CS I/O port of the CR800, CR1000, and CR6 dataloggers.

  3. Can a CR10X and an RF modem be wired directly without using an SC932A?

    If the RF modem has a CS I/O connector, then it should be compatible with the CR10X without the use of an SC932A. Ensure that the RF modem’s firmware is compatible with the CR10X firmware.

    Note:RF modems that are not sold by Campbell Scientific will only interface with a CR10X via an SC932A or an SC105.

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