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The
DECT Plug B1 is a cordless RS232 data radio connection for linking
to the USB
port
of your PC. The device will be connected
to
the USB on your PC.
The
DECT Engine MD32 data radio module by Siemens AG
is integrated for the radio link.
The range of the
DECT Plug B1 is approx. 300m
in the open field and approx.
50m in buildings.
The
DECT Plug B1 is laid out as a full speed device with a maximum data transmission
rate of 12 MBit/s (USB
version
1.1).
An LED light
indicates the
ready status of the device.The
USB connection will be addressed and configured as a COM interface (virtual COM
port).
The maximum data
transmission rate is 115,2 kBit/s. Usually the current supply works via USB. For specific cases of application (e.g. not sufficient current consumption over the USB), a plug-in power supply can be connected ( 9 DC / 300 mA ) additionally. The DECT Plug B1 has two internal aerials. The case consists of shock-proved polystyrene (light grey/ dark grey). Measures (L x W x H): 125 x 67 x 32 mm. An optional mounting for the wall is available. The DECT Plug B1 can be operated at a temperature of 0°C - 40°C. The USB cable normally has a maximum length of 5 m. Optionally, by using active USB cables, a distance of up to 25 m can be bypassed.
The plug functions with all operating systems which support a USB connection on
a PC
Drivers for Windows 98, ME, CE, Linux, Mac, Pocket PC and Windows mobile are available on request (without support). Application
The DECT USB Plug B1 is especially suited for mobile use with notebooks in marketing and warehouse management.
Simple plugging in of the USB plug provides a radio link
without additional power supply. An example is the controlling of stock of
products with the PocketScan
(see under Wireless Scan). DECTA DECT connection consists of a Fixed Part (FP) and a Portable Part (PP). 16 PPs belong to one FP. The 16 PPs are connected to each other as a group by a log-in procedure. After this, a data connection can be created between FP and PP. The group also remains intact during a voltage loss. In our applications we use the DECT Engine MD3x by Siemens AG:
DECT Radio Module MD32
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