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Mobile Phone Based Telemetry - 'Standalone Option'

This is an example of how a typical monitoring solution works, when using a logger and Cellular Telemetry to transmit the sensor data to a website.
Various combinations of sensors can be connected to the same telemetry unit, with the data being sent to the same software platform.


System Outline:
  1. This system is best used, as a standalone option where there is reliable mobile phone coverage at the site.
  2. 'Rule of Thumb'  - if you can make a phone call from the monitoring site in the field, the logger can connect to the internet OK
  3. Each logger requires a SIM Card in order to be able to connect to the mobile phone network and transmit data to the internet
  4. Easy and simple option to install
  5. Remote communication to every Cellular logger in the field (via the mobile network) allows for additional technical support and reliability
  6. Monitoring sites can easily be relocated (eg: growing season ends or field trials) without the need for radio repeater infrastructure

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Radio Base Station & Mobile Phone Telemetry - 'Combination Option'

This is an example of how a monitoring solution works, using Radio Telemetry and a Base Station to transmit sensor data to a website via Cellular telemetry. Various combinations of sensors can be connected to the same radio telemetry unit, with the data being sent to the same software platform.

System Outline:
  1. This system is best used as a 'cluster' for radio units around the main base station unit.
  2. Good option where mobile reception is limiting at a site itself, yet operate OK where the Base Station is located. eg: Shed/Office or Dam wall
  3. The radio system can be configured to cover various options, the radios themselves are able to act as repeaters - talking back to the base station itself - approx. 5-6km LOS (Line of Site)
  4. Remote communication to every radio in the field (via the base station) allows for additional technical support and system reliability
  5. This system can be either Solar powered or 240V Volt/12V mains powered
  6. Number of radios that can communicate with the Base Station unit approx. 10-15 (conservative)
  7. The Base Station is the central part for a bigger radio network, with the ability to add additional radio sites in the future

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