The SD1 radio operates in the 100 MHz frequency band, SD2 radio operates in the 200 MHz frequency band, SD4 operates in the 300 and 400 MHz frequency band, and the SD9 operates in the 900 MHz frequency band. Choose between models that support both Ethernet and serial, or only serial interface. The SD Series handles concurrent Ethernet and serial traffic using built-in terminal server plus industry- standard TCP or UDP protocols.
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The SD Series handles concurrent Ethernet and serial traffic from multiple sources. Directly communicate to multiple PLCs using the built-in serial device server and modem-sharing device using industry-standard TCP or UDP protocols.
The SDxP is used when applications demand no single point of failure for the communications system. The MDS SDxP incorporates two MDS SD transceivers and power supplies with automatic or manual switchover capability. On detection of a failure, the MDS SDxP switches immediately to the standby transceiver. The switchover occurs for selectable transceiver alarm conditions. Switchover also occurs when no valid packets are received in a time frame of 1–30 minutes, or upon loss of power to the operating radio. An internal backup battery is provided in AC-powered models for continued operation during a loss of primary power.
The SDA adaptor is used with 4790 and 9790 Master Stations to add IP/ Ethernet connectivity and SD features. The SDA can be ordered with new Master Stations or easily added to equipment already installed. Once connected to a 4790/9790, one (1) serial port and one (1) Ethernet port are available for connection to external systems or devices.
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