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SM4M/SM16M Storage Module User Guide

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of data a lengthy process, compared to direct connection to a PC, where baud rates

up to 115200 are supported.

The SC32A internal SDM blocking jumper should be in place. Without the

jumper in place (and sometimes with the SC929), Windows may report a ‘framing

error’ after correctly collecting data with SMS.

PC

SM4M/16M

Data-

logger

Figure 5-2 Communication Via the CR500/510, CR10/10X or CR23X

Communication between a PC and storage module can also take place via the

CR23X when the computer RS232 is connected to the CR23X RS232 and the

storage module is connected to the CS I/O port (Figure 5-3). This configuration

allows baud rates of 19200 and 38400.

SM4M/16M

CR23X

PC

RS232

CS I/O

9-Pin

Cable

SC12

9-Pin

Cable

Figure 5-3 Communication Via the CR23X

5.1.3 Via Remote Datalogger and Modem

The data can be collected from a module connected to one of the above

dataloggers via other telecommunication interfaces (e.g. phone lines). A typical

arrangement is show in Figure 5-4, below.

Figure 5-4 Typical Setup for Remote Collection of Data Via Datalogger and Modem

Computer

Running PC208W

Hayes Compatible

Modem

Standard Phone

Lines

Surge

Protector

COM200E

Modem

CR10X

Datalogger

SC12

9-pin Cable

SM4M/

16M

Modem

Cable

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