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M2M600

The M2M600 is ideal for monitoring and controlling assets in hazardous locations around the world.

The M2M600 combines local sensor, actuator and serial interfaces with a cost-effective satellite modem. Software controllable events, RS232 and discrete input/output lines make the M2M600 a highly flexible hardware component of M2Ms remote monitoring services

Whether using standalone or with other local controllers such as RTUs or PLCs, native Modbus support on the RMS600 provides a direct connection to common industrial automation equipment, for quick and easy installation. 

Features & Benefits

• Cellular and satellite communications: Cost-effective communications, without expensive network build-outs, even where cell phones won’t work.
• Intelligent hardware: Alarm thresholds are pushed down to the Scout and are easily configurable, giving you all of the information you need and none of the data you don’t.
• Local interface: Control panel allows you to view channel status, events, and history and make configuration changes locally at the site.

 Specs

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

• Enclosure: NEMA 4X hinged: 12”W x 10”H x 6”D, weight 3.8 lbs.
• Inputs & outputs:
  8 digital/pulse inputs, 0-5Hz, dry contact, open-collector or closure to ground.
  4 analog inputs, 0-20ma or 0-5VDC
  8 Modbus RTU read coil/input status channels
  8 Modbus RTU read holding/register channels
  8 Modbus RTU write coil registers
  Removable terminal blocks, #14-22 AWG
• User Interface: 2x20 line LCD backlight display, 20 key keypad
• Serial Port (RS232): Modbus RTU Slave/Master or local programming
• Cellular: Quad-band GSM. FCC, PTCRB and ATT certified.
• Antenna: attached, 2dBi. External OMNI and YAGI available.
• Satellite: Iridium
• Operating temperature: -20 °F to 158 °F (-28 to 70 °C).
• Operating humidity: 0% to 90% @ 140 °F.
• Power:
  115 VAC 10%, 60 Hz; 5 watts, UL rated power supply included.
  12-hour battery backup, included.
  Surge protection on power and inputs