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Multi-Channel Base Station
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The Multi-Channel Base Station is at the heart of the Deeter Wireless Sensor System, designed to communicate with a sensor network containing one or more Deeter Senders or LVCS-RFs and to convert remote sensor input signals into a stream of data to a PC. On the computer Deeter Data Viewer Software displays the outputs of up to eight analogue inputs and up to thirty two switched inputs from as many as eight sensor nodes which can be Deeter Wireless Senders or Deeter Wireless LVCS-RF Liquid Vertical Continuous Sensors. The Data Viewer Software permits the user to view the inputs from multiple sensor nodes, change the settings in the Base Station and network, record the sensor datastream, monitor and record network events and monitor remote battery voltages. The Multi-Channel Base Station acts as the coordinator for a wireless network. It operates on one of 16 radio frequency channels available in the 2.4GHz ISM band. Range can achieve up to 4km in ideal conditions in the USA, up to 1km in the EU in ideal line-of-sight conditions, subject to local environmental factors, and greater distances can be attained with the use of one or more Deeter Wireless Routers. The internationally recognised IEEE 802.15.4 protocol allows several networks to share the same space without interfering with each other. The Multi-Channel Base Station can receive sensor data from up to 8 devices. The Multi-Channel Base Station provides the following process outputs:
The Multi-Channel Base Station has three internal push-button switches and a 2-line by 16-character LCD. The buttons are accessible with the lid removed and are used in conjunction with the display to select installation options during initial setup. Once the system has been installed it will continue to operate without any need for user intervention. The Multi-Channel Base Station is housed in a rugged ABS enclosure with an external antenna. It has cable glands for power input and signal outputs. Notes
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