Rees Scientific Corporation RSCH User Manual
Chirper transmitters
Introduction:
The V2 line of Chirper transmitters consists of probe attached, one-way communication devices that
periodically transmit data to a system connected receiver. Incorporating unique identifiers and working in the
lower frequency 418/433MHz frequency band, Chirper transmitters are ideal for the crowded lab environments
found in today’s businesses.
periodically transmit data to a system connected receiver. Incorporating unique identifiers and working in the
lower frequency 418/433MHz frequency band, Chirper transmitters are ideal for the crowded lab environments
found in today’s businesses.
Connecting a Chirper Base to the System
Before an endpoint Chirper transmitter can be connected to the system, the other end of the line, a chirper
receiver, must be attached to the system. Whether you are connecting a BASE-Net, BASE-Zigbee, or any other
Chirper base to the system refer to the standalone instructions regarding these components for system
installation.
Connecting a Chirper Transmitter to the System
Once a Chirper base has been added to the system the addition of a specific transmitter is as easy as selecting it
from the drop-down list. In the figures below the BASE receiver is connected on IP: 155.155.1.196
1) Select the Chirper Base MPX selection module from the drop-down list