Power Options; External 12 Vdc Battery; Battery Pack - Syscom Video MR3000C User Manual

1. The status of the Mobile connection. We see that the status is up – even if the signal is weak
– and that the MR has an acquired an IP address.
2. The status of the supply power.
Before leaving the place we suggest to shut down the Wi-Fi connection to save battery capacity
and to make sure that nobody attempts to tamper with the unit.
5.2

Power Options

The MR3000C/TR can be powered by:

12 VDC from a battery or solar panel

Syscom battery pack with internal charger

AC/DC converter

Power over Ethernet (PoE) according to IEEE 802.3af,
or a combination of them.
5.2.1

External 12 VDC Battery

Any 12 V battery may be used as long as it meets the capacity requirements of the application. The
battery may be charged by a solar panel with a battery charger. The input voltage range of the
MR3000C/TR is from 9 V to 13.5 V DC.
5.2.2

Battery Pack

The battery pack (see Fig. 5.2.1) contains a lead acid gel battery and a battery charger. The battery
capacity is 5 Ah. Depending on the hardware and services you are using, this results in an
autonomy shown in the following table:
Normal operation (LAN interface active):
Normal operation (LAN + Wi-Fi)
Normal operation (LAN + Wi-Fi + GPRS idle
Normal operation (LAN + Wi-Fi + GPRS communicating)
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25 hours
21 hours
17 hours
15 hours
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