Sure Cross® MultiHop Ethernet Data Radio

MultiHop Ethernet Data Radio

MultiHop Ethernet Data Radios are used to create point to multipoint wireless Ethernet networks. This model, available in 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz, can operate in either MultiHop or star topology.

Flexibility Each model can be selected to be a Master, Slave or a Repeater 10 to 30 V dc or a low power 5 V dc mode for Solar Power applications Ease of Use No software or IP addressing required for deployment Built in LCD interface to display radio signal strength results Applications Ethernet Wire Extension and Replacement Remote I/O Message Display Signs SCADA (PLCs, Modbus, Ethernet IP) AGV Integration Electric, Oil, and Gas Utilities/Metering

The MultiHop Ethernet Data Radio promo flyer contains basic information about the available models and their specifications.

Datasheet:
Quick Start Guide

Models
DX80ER9M-H 900 MHz (1 Watt) with a 9.6 km (6 mile) range, 300 Kbps wireless transfer rate
DX80ER2M-H 2.4 GHz (65 mW) with a 3.25 km (2 mile) range, 250 Kbps wireless transfer rate

Ethernet Data Radio

The Ethernet Data Radio is used to create point to multipoint wireless Ethernet networks. This model, available only in 900 MHz, operates using a star topology.

	The Sure Cross Ethernet radio is an industrial grade, high-speed, 900 MHz radio used to create point to multipoint configurations of wireless Ethernet networks. Applications Ethernet Wire Extension and Replacement Remote I/O Message Display Signs SCADA (PLCs, Modbus, Ethernet IP) AGV Integration Electric, Oil, and Gas Utilities/Metering

 

Download the IP Address Changer Utility to automatically read the IP address of the Ethernet data radio and access the Web-based configuration screens. Download the firmware files to update to Ethernet firmware version 1.60.4280 and radio firmware version 084

Datasheet: 140371

Models:
DXER9 900 MHz (125 mW) with a (4.8 km) 3 mile range, 1.5 Mbps wireless transfer rate.

There are many possible installation configurations for your wireless network. Download the System Layouts document for more detailed examples of some wireless networks.