WAS Gateway In a Wireless Automation System (WAS) the gateway device works as the master within each radio network system. The gateway initiates communication and reporting with the node. Additional gateways and nodes can be arranged to extend the range (4 miles) of the network or to avoid obstacles in the transmissions path. The transceivers provide two-way communication between the gateway and node including fully acknowledged data transmissions. Site survey analyzes the network's signal strength and reliability. Lost RF links are detected and relevant outputs are set to user-defined conditions. Possible Applications: Control of pumps, conveyors, lights alarm systems & more. PLC activation, flow rate & tank monitoring, data logging and wireless automation. Specifications: Radio: 900 MHz, FCC Part 15 Compliant (License Free) Discrete Inputs: 6 Dry Contact Inputs Input Rating - 3 mA max current at 30V dc Input Sample Rate - 62.5 Milliseconds Input Report Rate - On Change of State Relay Outputs - 6 Class C Relays Rated 6A @ 250V 6 Discrete (Sourcing) Outputs: 100 mA Max Current at 30V DC ON-State Saturation - Less than 3V at 100 mA OFF-state Leakage - Less than 10 microamps Output Update Rate - 125 milliseconds Gateway Contains: (1) NEMA 4X Enclosure including 100-240 VAC universal power supply with 24 VDC output, (1) Omni-directional 6dB high gain antenna with mounting brackets, (1) Lightning/Surge arrestor, (1) 25' length of coaxial cable with "N" type connectors, (2) 24 VDC class "C" relays rated at 6A @ 250 VAC
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