Xylem XL Series H-522 - Plus - Manual (Page 158)

16-2 Operation with the GOES Radio
XL™ Series
GOES Radio Types / Basic Differences
Manufacture /
Model Number Design Analysis
Model Number Notes
Telonics
TGT-1 H-222 This was the original GOES radio sold and supported by Design
Analysis. This was only a 100 baud rate radio. Soon after the
high data rate specification was released, Telonics stopped
selling GOES radios. Shortly after that they no longer would
repair them also. Design Analysis still supports this radio as
much as possible but realizes most users have moved on to the
high data rate radios.
Signal
Engineering
SE-100 H-222 This was the first radio used after the Telonics radio became
obsolete. This was also only a 100 baud radio.
Signal
Engineering
SE-300 H-222-SE This radio was built and shipped during the time most
manufactures stopped building low data rate radios and were
waiting for the high data rate specification to be completed. The
delay in the specification created a problem for users as they
could not order equipment during this time. This radio allowed
for 100 and 300 baud transmissions but not 1200 baud rates. It
also did not utilize GPS time keeping circuitry. The accuracy of
the built in clock was good enough for the original 100 baud
applications and for most of the 300 baud applications. Most
often this radio was shipped with a secondary GPS time keeping
system utilizing a Garmin antenna and receiver.
Signal
Engineering
SE-1200 H-222-DASE This is a 100, 300 or 1200 baud radio with built in GPS for time
keeping.
Signal
Engineering
Omnisat H-222-DASE This is the newer version of the SD-1200. This radio has the
ability to be used for both normal domestic and international use
with the MSAT system, Middle Eastern Satellite system. Notice
the DAA part number is the same as for the SE-1200 model.
Microcom
GTX 1.0DA H-222-DA This radio was used when we could not buy the Signal
Engineering radios directly from the manufacture. This is a 100,
300, 1200 baud radio.
Signal
Engineering
INSAT H-222-INSAT This is a special radio used in the India Satellite Radio Network.
The options and setup instructions for this radio are described in
a separate application note. Only users in India need to be
concerned with these options.