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General| Frequency Range | 902-928 MHz |
|---|---|
| Modulation | FHSS |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 9-30 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
Information about concentrated energy from directional antennas and safety distances.
Lists approved antennas and required power setpoints for compliance.
Specific safety information for Class 1, Division 2 hazardous locations.
Describes the TransNEXT as a successor to TransNET, offering enhanced features.
Intended audience and availability of documentation.
Formatting conventions for software commands in the manual.
Highlights of the device's functionalities like compatibility, OTA reprogramming, and E-ink display.
Common uses of the TransNEXT, including MAS systems.
Information on the 6-pin power and I/O connection, including pinouts and wiring.
Essential first steps for configuring the device, including passwords and network address.
Steps to connect, manage, and log into the device using a web browser.
Comparison of accessing the CLI via USB, serial, or SSH.
Step-by-step guide to establishing a connection using SSH.
Steps to connect and access the CLI via the USB port.
Steps to connect and access the CLI via the serial COM port.
Details on the "cfg" command and its usage for managing configuration items.
Lists CLI commands to display device information, status, and logs.
Explanation of how system events are logged and retrieved.
Steps for performing firmware updates using a terminal emulator.
How to broadcast firmware updates wirelessly to multiple devices.
Advice on minimizing radio interference and optimizing performance.
Interpreting the status of the device's Power (PWR) and Radio LEDs.
Using the event log to identify the cause of system problems.
How to use setup mode for direct testing of transmit and receive functions.
Overview of the E-ink display technology and its functionalities.
Tool for assisting with antenna positioning and alignment.
Details on open-source software and how to obtain source code.
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