Communications, Connectors – ADS Environmental Services RainAlert II QR 775008 A2 User Manual
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Communications
ADS offers two remote communication options for the RainAlert II
monitor. The first option involves wireless communication over the
cellular network using GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)
through the modem in the monitor. GPRS facilitates high-speed,
low-cost, efficient TCP/IP communication in areas with AT&T
wireless coverage. The second option involves telephone
communication over land lines through the modem in the monitor.
Local communication with all RainAlert II monitors is available
through a direct serial cable connected to the SERIAL COMM
port.
Connectors
Connectors located on the monitor receive the following cabling
and components:
Note: Connectors available depend on the RainAlert II
model. Refer to Appendix B, RainAlert II Models and
Capabilities for specifics on different model types and
functionality.
Tipping bucket (ADS p/n 103202A/B/C/D)
Direct (on-site) communication
External AC/DC and solar power (not available at this time)
Telephone/external antenna (wireless) communication