Summary of Contents for SkyBitz 2009-MTX
- Page 1 Users Manual For the SKYBITZ-2009-MTX L Band Mobile Terminal 27 Sep 2009 Prepared By: 22455 Davis Drive Suite 100 Sterling, VA 20164 703-478-3340 Document No: SKYBITZ-MAN-MTXM-A...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Item Description..................... 4 Additional Manuals ....................5 Specifications ......................6 Electro-Magnetic Radiation Exposure Statement ..........7 List of Figures Figure 1 SkyBitz L Band Mobile Terminal ................ 4 List of Tables Table 1 Specifications......................6 SkyBitz, Inc. Rev A 27 September 2009... -
Page 3: Introduction
GPS navigation without the high battery consumption and imposing up-front hardware costs. SkyBitz designed the MT based on its proprietary and patented Global Locating System (GLS). GLS offers uncompromising precision without an embedded GPS receiver (average accuracy is less than 12 meters). Due to the simple radio design, the low maintenance MT extends battery life for years beyond GPS-based tracking products. -
Page 4: Item Description
• Injection molded battery access door/tray unit • Injection molded conductive plastic RF shield • I/O connector dust cover • I/O connector protective cover Figure 1 shows the assembled unit. Figure 1 SkyBitz L Band Mobile Terminal SkyBitz, Inc. Rev A 27 September 2009... -
Page 5: Additional Manuals
SkyBitz GLS 400 Mobile Terminal Battery Replacement Procedure InSight User Manual The InSight User Manual introduces the user to the features of the SkyBitz InSight web site. This web site allows customers to access information on their assets that have SkyBitz mobile terminals. -
Page 6: Specifications
IP67 1 Meter, 30 Minutes Interface: 15 Pin Connector 2 open/closed switch connections 2 open/closed control lines RS-485 Interface Mounting: Stainless Steel Mounting Brackets Bonded to Trailer Roof With 3M VHB Tape Table 1 Specifications SkyBitz, Inc. Rev A 27 September 2009... -
Page 7: Electro-Magnetic Radiation Exposure Statement
Per Industry Canada RSS-102, Paragraph 2.5.2 RF Exemption from Routine Evaluation Limits-RF Exposure Evaluation, the SkyBitz mobile terminal transmitter operates above 1.5 GHz and the maximum EIRP is less than 5 W. The SkyBitz mobile terminal does not expose the installer or general population to significant electro-magnetic radiation levels as specified by Health Canada limits found in Safety Code 6.
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