XPR 5350 as an IP Bridge

[Telemetry1]

How to do this : A job for Two XPR 5350 s: I have 2 Siemens PLC, A and B , 15 km apart. Rural location, no cell service. I surveyed from A to B using CM 200 450-470 band. Coverage is good, 85 dB fade margin from A to B. PLC A and B need to exchange data via IP. Maximum data speed will never exceed 9600 bps ( just input status being exchanged).
I want to use Two XPR 5350’s , in digital mode, to act as the IP Bridge between A + B. If an Alternate Motorola Digital Radio will do better, please recommend. How do I do this ?
Thanks , David

 

[TampaTyron]

Not going to work. MOTOTRBO radios do not exchange data that way. Any other ip backhaul solution will work before this one will. Microwave, Free Space Optics, long range wifi, etc..... TT

 

[Project25_MASTR]

Look at narrowband IP solutions such as 4RF’s Solutions.


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[RadioGuy7268]

MotoTrbo has a Telemetry mode, and will perform well in a PLC environment, they're just not going to do it via IP protocol.

see here: https://cwh050.blogspot.com/2014/06/mototrbo-application-simple-telemetry.html

video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd_Txt78rCk

There are also 3rd party developers who can/will interface software systems with MotoTrbo for a price. Most times they've done what you're looking for already, and if not, they'll quote you on a customized system. I prefer dealing with Tallysman Wireless, but there are others.

 

[Project25_MASTR]

MotoTrbo has a Telemetry mode, and will perform well in a PLC environment, they're just not going to do it via IP protocol.

see here: https://cwh050.blogspot.com/2014/06/mototrbo-application-simple-telemetry.html

video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd_Txt78rCk

There are also 3rd party developers who can/will interface software systems with MotoTrbo for a price. Most times they've done what you're looking for already, and if not, they'll quote you on a customized system. I prefer dealing with Tallysman Wireless, but there are others.

Only thing with that is actual throughput is closer to 4.4 kbps.


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[techman210]

Hard to answer since you did not indicate what area of the world the project is - so you may get a great answer, but it may be unworkable for you due to regulatory constraints.

Based on the USA, there are a number of dedicated data radios available in the licensed and unlicensed bands that will transport 9k6 with ethernet or RS-232, or you could cobble together some WIFI wireless bridges, and put something like Lantronix UDS-1100's on each end, which will also talk RS-485 as well as 232 if you need a serial connection.

 

[Telemetry1]

appreciate the replies

a Big Thank you for all the replies to my question.
Location is Rural Arizona, no cellular service available. Thanks again, David