The RF430 spread spectrum radio includes a USB port to make it easier to connect to newer computers that do not have RS-232 ports. This 100 mW spread spectrum radio/modem operates in the 910 to 918 MHz frequency range, which is used in the US and Canada. The RF430 can transmit data to another RF430 radio, an RF401 radio, or a CR206(X) datalogger.
The RF430 supports point-to-point and point-to-multipoint communications. Although it typically serves as a base station modem/radio, the RF430 can connect to the datalogger’s RS-232 port to serve as a field modem (requires a null modem cable and a field power cable).
The RF401-series and RF430-series spread-spectrum radios are similar. The models in these two series differ in their ports used for connecting to computers/dataloggers and in their frequencies. Refer to the following table for specifics.
| RF401 | RF430 | RF411 | RF431 | RF416 | RF432 | |
| Frequency | 910 to 918 MHz US & Canada |
920 to 928 MHz Australia & Israel |
2.45 to 2.46 GHz | |||
| USB & RS-232 Ports | ||||||
| CS I/O & RS-232 Ports |
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Ships With
(1) 26689 Windows Driver CD
(1) 17648 USB Type A Male to Type B Male Cable, 6ft


