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Unlicensed
Long-Range
Operation
Utilizing the
MURS
frequencies, the
two-watt RV-M5-M
radio modem is
the
longest-range
unlicensed radio
modem on the
market.
High Speed
and Efficiency
The FireLine
operated with
over-the air
data rates of
1200, 2400,
4800, or 9600
bps.
Faster rates for
higher
efficiency, or
lower-speed for
increased
communication
range.
Fully
Programmable
Using
industry-standard
AT commands, the
FireLine RV-M5-M
may be
configured for
simple
"Transparent"
operation, or
for more
sophisticated
systems, may be
configured with
network IDs, and
hardware flow
control. The
FireLine modem
may be
configured to
send
data in either a
Packet Mode or
Streaming
Data Mdde. Use
Packets for
reliability and
error-free
communications,
and use
streaming for
high-speed
low-latency
transmissions.
Serial
Interface
A versatile
RS-232 serial
interface is
utilized for
both the user's
data and to
configure the
data radio
modem. Industry
standard AT
commands are
used to
configure it,
and user data
passes
transparently
from one modem
to another.
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Real-time
diagnostics and
statistics
Channel
performance,
RSSI, RF power,
packet counters,
and radio
configuration
are easily
accessed. An
Auto-Status
feature enables
the FireLine to
periodically
report its
status and DC
voltage.
Fully
Integrated
Design
The advanced VHF
transceiver is
integrated with
a powerful
16-bit
microprocessor-based
modem in
one easy-to
implement
package.
The
microprocessor
simplifies the
user interface,
make the data
radio modem
truly
transparent.
Data In. Data
Out. It also
incorporates
sophisticated
SDP and FEC
routines,
allowing the
modem to
receive data
buried in noise
and
interference
that other
modems cannot
tolerate.
Flexible
Addressing and
Error Correction
The FireLine
uses a 16 bit
address with a
16 bit network
mask, allowing
for many devices
to be
co-located
without
receiving each
other, as well
as
the creation of
sophisticated
network
topologies.
User-programmable
automatic error
correction is
built in using
an ARO method.
If enabled,
FireLine modems
will
automatically
re-transmit data
that is received
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