The 3004MH/3006MH Neon Remote Logger is a Microsatellite datalogger that makes use of a microsatellite network as the method of sending sensor data from the field to the Neon Server. The microsatellite network is a message based system, providing low cost satellite communications over a high latency service. This low cost service is ideal if you have a requirement for occasional short messages to report sensor data, when the latency of the messages is not very important. Latency from such systems is in the order of hours and the very low satellite airtime costs reflect this high latency service. The 3004MH/3006MH is housed in a polycarbonate case which has a smaller form factor than the standard metal enclosure 3004. It connects to sensors in the field, collects readings from those sensors, logs the sensor data and provides control functions.Using Starlog V4 PC software loggers are programmed with a scheme to specify which sensors to log and how often to store readings. It also provides information about memory and battery duration for that scheme. Control outputs are also set up in the scheme by setting up custom events. A wide range of sensor types are supported including analog sensors, frequency counters, digital inputs as well as Modbus and SDI-12 instruments. Control of external equipment (such as triggering a relay when a user defined event occurs, or initiating a shutdown), can be accomplished via Open Drain FET output. Sensors are connected to the logger via pluggable terminal blocks, allowing for easy removal of the logger if servicing is required.
Material: Polycarbonate External Power: 9 to 30V DC
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PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Size: 190mm x 80mm x 55mm (LxWxH), 300g
Operating Temperature: -20° to +60°C. Not affected by humidity
Antennae: Model dependant, external stub/whip/satellite antennaELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Current Draw: 50µA Standby
RTC Backup Battery: 3.6V Li Coin Cell (5 year life)
Internal Power: 3.6 Volt Lithium D Cell
Instrument Power: 5V or 12V or 18V regulated, 80mA (user selectable)
Instrument Reference Voltage: 5V 10mA Max
Analog channels 3004M: 4, Single ended (max) or 2 Differential (max),
Analog channels 3006M: 6, Single ended (max) or 3 Differential (max), 24 bit resolution, 4 user selectable gain ranges 0 to 5000mV (gain=1) to 0 to 39mV (gain=128)
Modbus: 1 independent channel, RS485, RTU or ASCII protocol, 57600 baud (max), functions 01, 02, 03, 04, 05/15, 06/16
SDI-12: 1 independent channel, SDI interface, 16 channels, bi-directional
Counters 3004M: 4, 2 x 16 bit, DC to 20kHz potential free contacts or 0 to 5V DC digital input (C0,C2); 2 x 16 bit, dc to 300Hz potential free contacts or 0 to 5V DC digital input (C1,C3)
Counters 3006M: 2, 1 x 16 bit, DC to 20kHz potential free contacts or 0 to 5V DC digital input (C0); 1 x 16 bit, dc to 300Hz potential free contacts or 0 to 5V DC digital input (C1)
Unidata HSIO: High speed serial interface
Digital Outputs: 1 Open Drain FET, 30V DC, 250mA max
Configuration Port: USB B Micro Port and SD Micro Card
Modem Options: 3004MC/3006MC – 2G, 3G 4G and LTE Cellular Modem 3004ML – LoRa – AU915 or US915 or EU868 or AS923 3004MH/3006MH – Microsatellite 3004MI/3006MI – Iridium Short Burst Data
Accelerometer: Senses changes in logger orientation
Barometer: 260-1260hPa Absolute Digital OutputDocuments