6 April 2006Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Products & Solutions
The Star Modem from Datalogic is an industrial radio modem that enables wireless communication between Datalogic narrow-band RF devices and a host system. In a basic point-to-point configuration, it transmits via radio any terminated string received through its RS232 port and vice versa.
To satisfy different user needs and cover a wide range of applications, the modem makes it possible for any wired RS232 device to become wireless: bar code printers, industrial scales, industrial scanners can send/receive data to/from the Datalogic STAR-System like an RF device, exploiting the benefits of the powerful RF narrow-band solution for mobile applications. It can work with the Gryphon M, Dragon M and all the Formula Basic line of RF terminals.
Robustness and reliability, together with realtime communication are key features that make the Star Modem unique. Many processes in the manufacturing industry as well as in the distribution and retail industry, take place in harsh environments. The company has designed the Star Modem specifically for tough industrial use. It can operate in all environmental conditions including in outdoor applications without compromising its functionalities.
With its small size, adjustable antenna and the included brackets, this modem is easy to position according to application needs. The Star Modem measures 68 x 84 x 34 mm, weighs 370 g, and is rated for operation in temperatures from -10 to 50°C.
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