CR206X Ordering Information

One of these CDs should be included with each order. The 15725 provides a CD containing the current OS and compilers. This software is also available on our website for download.

One end of the 17394 cable attaches to a USB port on a computer, and the other end of the cable attaches to the data logger's RS-232 port.

This sealed rechargeable battery for the CR200X-series data logger has a 7 A h rating. The BP7 does not fit in the ENC200.

The 15988 transformer recharges the BP7 12 V, 7 A h battery via ac power. Its cable terminates in pigtails for attachment to the data logger's terminal strip.

The 14201 is an outdoor high-gain (9 dBd), directional (Yagi) antenna used with our 900 MHz spread spectrum radios. It has a narrow beam width, so precise aiming is mandatory. The 14201 is useful for longer distances and when communicating only with one other station (due to narrow beam width). The antenna has a TYPE N female connector and requires an antenna cable to connect it to the transceiver.

The 14221 has the highest gain (3 dBd) of our omnidirectional antennas. It has a TYPE N female connector and requires an antenna cable to connect it to the transceiver.

The 14204 is a unity gain (0 dBd) omnidirectional antenna. This antenna must reside inside a building or enclosure. It's right angle knuckle joint can be oriented vertically or at right angles. The 14204 attaches directly to the transceiver (antenna cable not required).

Six antenna choices are offered. The 15731 is a unity gain (0 dBd), straight, omnidirectional antenna that attaches directly to the CR206X (antenna cable not required). This antenna must reside inside of a building or enclosure.

Six antennas are offered. The 15730 is a unity gain (0 dBd), right angle, omnidirectional antenna that attaches directly to the CR206X (antenna cable not required). This antenna must reside inside of a building or enclosure.

Six antenna choices are offered. The 15970 is an omnidirectional antenna with a 1 dBd gain. It includes adhesive backing that adheres to a wall, rear-view mirror, window, or another suitable flat, non-conductive surface. A 79 in. cable is provided for attaching the antenna to the CR206X. The 15970 must reside inside of a building or enclosure.

Either this cable or the COAXNTN-L (see below) is required when using the 14201 or 14221 antennas. The COAXRPSMA-L is an LMR195 cable that terminates in a type N Male connector on the "antenna end" and a Reverse Polarity SMA (RPSMA) connector on the "transceiver end." This cable is recommended for applications where the cable length is less than 10 feet.

Either this cable or the COAXRPSMA-L (see above) is required when using the 14201 or 14221 antennas. The COAXNTN-L is a low-loss RG8 coaxial cable that requires the 14462 surge suppressor to connect it to the CR206X. The COAXNTN-L/14462 combination is recommended over the COAXRPSMA-L when the antenna cable is longer than 10 feet (as measured between the transceiver and the antenna) or when the CR206X is used in an environment susceptible to lightning or electrostatic buildup.

The 31314 is an RF surge protection kit with flange mounting bracket. It may be flange-mounted to an enclosure backplate or bulkhead-mounted through an enclosure wall. One side of the surge protector connects to a radio with an RPSMA antenna connection. The other side connects to an antenna/antenna coaxial cable with Type N connector.

This 10 ft (3.1 m) roll of 1"-wide black self-vulcanizing tape can help protect the connection of outdoor antennas. After connecting the coaxial cable to the antenna, wrap the tape around the connectors that are exposed to the environment.

This shunt resistor converts a probe's 4-20 mA signal to a millivolt signal that can be measured by this data logger.

Commonly used with RF407-series or RF451 radio devices, the 31312 is an RF surge protection kit that is installed by Campbell Scientific, bulkhead-mounted through the enclosure wall. One side of the surge protector connects to a radio with an RPSMA antenna connection. The other side connects to an antenna or antenna coaxial cable with a Type N connector.

The 19335 is a factory-installed bulkhead-mounted coaxial cable. The associated enclosure on your order is properly cut to fit the Type N bulkhead connector, and the cable is installed prior to shipment. The cable has a Type N Female bulkhead connector on one end and an RPSMA plug (male) connector on the other. The cable is 17 in. (43.2 cm) of low-loss LMR-195. This cable assembly is generally used with an RF401-series radio, CR206X datalogger, AVW206 spectrum analyzer, or NL240 Wi-Fi interface inside the enclosure and a Type N Male-terminated radio-antenna cable outside the enclosure.

The 17159 is offered for customers who want a paper CR200(X)-series Operators Manual. This manual comes in a 3-ring binder. The price listed above is for paper manuals ordered without the data logger. Paper manuals ordered on the same purchase order as the data logger are available at no extra charge. However, the customer must indicate that they want a paper manual. Otherwise, they will receive a ResourceCD containing a PDF version of the manual.

The 21107 provides a two week rental of a 900 MHz spread spectrum demo kit that allows customers to test the 900 MHz spread spectrum radio incorporated in the CR206X. The kit includes two CR206 dataloggers. With this kit, customers can ensure that the spread spectrum radio will work in their system's environment, and can also determine the best antenna options for their system.

An applications engineer must be connected with each order containing this demo kit. The applications engineer needs to ensure that all of the equipment is returned within the allotted two-week time period.

The time period of the demo kit's rental starts when Campbell Scientific ships the kit and ends when Campbell Scientific receives the kit. Each week, or a portion thereof, past the original two week rental will be charged this amount.

An applications engineer must be connected with each order containing the demo kit.