What to do if my Teleorigin RB900SG has no connection?
If your Teleorigin Modem isn't connecting, begin by inspecting all external connections, including serial interfaces, USB, and the power supply. Ensure the power supply is correct. Verify the COM port configuration. Also, check the communication program for proper functionality and close any potentially interfering programs.
Visual overview of the RB900SG modem with labeled components.
SMA 'ANT' input for external GSM/UMTS/LTE antenna. Essential for network connection.
SMA 'GNSS' input for external GPS/Glonass antenna. Optional for L2 and L5 variants.
MiniUSB interface for device configuration. Connects the modem to a computer.
RJ45 socket supports RS232, RS485, RS422. Switchable via jumpers.
2-pin connector for DC power (5-30V DC). Handles 2.5W max continuous power.
Configure serial interfaces (RS232/485/422) using internal board jumpers.
Connect via USB, use Teleorigin Manager for setup, configure APN, antenna, and SIM PIN.
Insert SIM drawer, connect modem to meter via RJ45 cable, and confirm readiness.
Illustrates the available handles for mounting the modem inside a meter housing.
Describes the function and signaling of the POWER, NET TYPE, SIGNAL, CONNECTION, and NET STATUS LEDs.
Provides steps to check connections, power, COM port, and software for troubleshooting no connection.
Details the physical dimensions (100x70x27mm) and weight (170g) of the RB900SG terminal.
Provides technical drawings showing external views and dimensions of the modem's housing.
Details power supply requirements (5-30V DC, 2.5W max) and current consumption.
Crucial safety guidelines for use, avoiding dangerous areas, and proper handling to prevent damage.
General| Brand | Teleorigin |
|---|---|
| Model | RB900SG |
| Category | Modem |
| Language | English |
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