Справочник Пользователя для Nautilus International Control & Engineering Ltd NRM-900-1

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User Manual 
 (2009) 
 
  
Rev 
1.0 
 
Page 5 of 6 
19/11/09 
 
 
 
Nautilus International Control & Engineering Ltd. 
 
Due to digital nature of operation, the module is not capable of producing over-modulation or 
excessive output power if these limits are violated, but it may be damaged and/or become 
inoperative. 
 
Maximum clock frequency of the SPI bus is 6.0MHz. 
 
Input impedance of the digital inputs is >1MOhm. Output impedance of the digital outputs is 
<100Ohm. Inputs are not allowed to float and must be properly driven by the host system at 
all times.  
 
 
2.2.3 RF 
Specifications 
 
When installed into a Nautilus host system and properly programmed, the module shall 
provide the following RF parameters. 
Parameter Min 
Nom 
Max 
Frequency range, MHz 
902.6 
 
927.4 
Channel spacing, kHz 
 
400 
 
Output power, dBm 
9.0 
10.0 
12.0 
Modulation bandwidth, kHz 
500 
 
 
Data rate, kbps 
250 
 
 
RX sensitivity for 1% BER 
 
-95 
 
 
2.2.4 External 
connections 
 
The module has two 6-pin single-row connectors for power and control signals and one 
reverse-polarity SMA connector for the antenna. The module must be used only with the 
approved type of antenna. Antenna gain must not exceed 3dBi, otherwise operation may 
invalidate module’s approval. 
Pin functions are given in the following table: 
 
Pin # 
Pin function 
J1.1 GND 
J1.2 
SPI MOSI – Data input to the module 
J1.3 
SPI SCK – Serial clock input to the module 
J1.4 
SPI MOSI – Data output from the module 
J1.5 
GDO2 – Status output from the module 
J1.6 GND 
J2.1 
+3VDC power input to the module 
J2.2 GND 
J2.3 GND 
J2.4 
SPI CS – Module select input 
J2.5 
GDO0 – Status output from the module 
J2.6 GND 
  
 
2.2.5 Operating 
conditions 
 
The module must be installed in the host system providing protection against adverse 
environmental factors, e.g. water and dust ingress. 
The host system’s mechanical design shall ensure that no connection except described in 
p.2.2.4 can be made to the module, either accidentally or intentionally.