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Young 26764 Instruction Sheet

2.4 ghz spread spectrum rf modem with antenna

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MODEL 26764
2.4 GHz SPREAD SPECTRUM RF MODEM with ANTENNA
SPECIFICATION SUMMARY
Range
Indoor/Urban – Up to 91 m (300')
Outdoor Line of Sight – 1.6 km (1 mi)
Serial
1200 – 115200 baud (9600 default)
RS-232 / RS-422 / RS-485
(RS-485 default)
Power
10-48 VDC, 2 W max
Case
8.4 cm x 11.9 cm x 3 cm
(3.3" x 4.7" x 1.2")
Environmental:
Temp
RH
OPERATION
Model 26764 Wireless Radio Modems provide a reliable wireless
link between devices using serial communication. The modem may
be configured for RS-422 or RS-485 (RS-232 is always active at the
DB-9 Connector). An articulated monopole antenna allows installation
indoors or in a weatherproof non conductive enclosure.
The 26764 modems may be configured as one or more pairs for a
wireless serial communication link between devices that would
otherwise be connected by wire(s).
Proper operation requires the correct power supply, DIP switch
settings, modem parameter settings, cable connections, antenna
placement, and serial device parameter settings. Confirm bench top
operation before installation.
POWER SUPPLY
In YOUNG installations, the 26764 is typically wired to share power
with other devices. If a separate power supply is used, observe the
specifications listed above.
R. M. YOUNG COMPANY
-40° to 85° C
10 to 90%
2801 Aero Park Drive , Traverse City, Michigan 49686 USA
TEL (231) 946-3980
INSTRUCTION SHEET 26764-90
DIP SWITCHES
The DIP switches determine the RS-422 or RS-485 connection
configuration. Configure as illustrated below.
Power must be removed and restored for new DIP settings to take
effect. See the section below for details on RS-485 2-wire and 4-wire
connections.
WIRING INFORMATION
All YOUNG serial devices operate without hardware handshaking.
Therefore, the only connections required are Signal Ground, Transmit
(TX), and Receive (RX). TX and RX are single wire connections
for RS-232. They may be configured for 2-wire or 4-wire for
RS-485. Correct cable connections are shown below.
(Note: The DB-9 connector is RS-232 only and is always active.)
RS-232
DB9F
Pin #
RS-485
(2 Wire)
FAX (231) 946-4772
REV B031418
Signal Name
Direction
1
Data Carrier Detect*
2
Receive Data
3
Transmit Data
4
Data Terminal Ready
5
Signal Ground
6
Data Set Ready*
7
Request To Send
8
Clear To Send
9
Not used
* - Pins 1 & 6 are not used.
They are tied together
RS-422 / 485
(4 Wire)
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  • Page 1 Data Set Ready* be configured for RS-422 or RS-485 (RS-232 is always active at the DB-9 Connector). An articulated monopole antenna allows installation Request To Send indoors or in a weatherproof non conductive enclosure. Clear To Send The 26764 modems may be configured as one or more pairs for a Not used wireless serial communication link between devices that would * - Pins 1 & 6 are not used. otherwise be connected by wire(s). They are tied together Proper operation requires the correct power supply, DIP switch...
  • Page 2 TROUBLESHOOTING is for reference only. • Check all connections and settings. Modem software parameters set modem function characteristics. They • Disconnect modems and confirm that serial devices operate may be changed using a simple serial communications program like correctly when wired directly. Hyper Terminal or the Zlinx Manager program. (See Zlinx Radio Modem • Try alternative antenna placement. user manual for details.) • Turn off power of potential interference source to identify cause. Potential sources include any nearby machinery, electrical device, When using the 26764 with YOUNG products, only two parameters are computer, or radio. typically changed from default - Channel Number (HP) and Destination • Contact the factory. Address (DT). All other parameters must remain in factory default. Both settings require change only when more than one pair of modems are used in the same vicinity or another interfering device is present.