CalAmp DataRadio radio modems

Site, remote stations and data exchange

Specify what transmits telemetry: pumping station, water intake, power facility, production site or distributed site. The number of remote points, the location of the control center and the list of connected devices are needed. For a port or a river object, describe the stationary posts and areas between which communication is required.

Attach a description of the protocol used, the interface and the speed of exchange, as well as the scheme of the existing connection. Replacing a single modem, adding a remote point, and a new system require different inputs. Interoperability must be confirmed for the selected configuration and settings.

Composition of installation and accessories

Clarify the installation location, available power supply, antenna location and cable track. List the available connectors, antenna path protection and cabinet equipment. If part of the installation will be retained, include photos of its nameplates and connectors: this helps to discuss a specific set, not to choose accessories by external similarity.

Separately name the number of modems and spare components. The need to configure, install or verify the current system will be agreed with the delivery. A product specification cannot replace a site description or establish how the radio link will perform.

City of receipt and materials for request

Specify the address of the object and the city of delivery: for example, Omsk, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Tyumen, Surgut, Perm, Yekaterinburg or Samara; for Kazakhstan - Pavlodar, Karaganda, Atyrau or Aktau. For a riverside facility, name the relevant stretch of the Irtysh, Ob, Volga or Kama. This is data for the task and logistics, not a list of local offices.

Include a network diagram, equipment labels, quantities and the required components in your enquiry. Price, availability and delivery time are confirmed on request. For the information to send, see "How to order.".

Radio channel for river and coastal facilities

For a water intake, pumping post or remote node along the Irtysh in Omsk and Pavlodar, a diagram of the stations is more useful in an enquiry than the city name alone. Mark the control room, remote controllers and areas where the radio channel is supposed to be. For a linear object along the Volga or Kama, show intermediate sites separately: proximity to the river does not establish line of sight between antennas.

At the onshore production site, the task is different: the link carries automation data rather than crew voice communications. Specify controller interfaces, exchange direction, data update frequency and power supply. When replacing a radio modem, provide the equipment labels at both ends of the link and the existing settings; the presence of a similar connector does not yet confirm compatibility.

If the order is intended for a ship repair base in Astrakhan, a terminal in Ust-Luga or an object in the Aktau area, state the operating site and the delivery address separately. Attach the layout, a list of equipment to retain and photos of the antenna. These details help specify the modem, power supply, cables and accessories for the actual installation. Link performance still needs to be assessed for that site.