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Establishing Cellular Service

RavenXTV

Call Verizon at 1-888-384-1775 and set up either a

static or dynamic IP account. A static IP account

eliminates the need for a third party Dynamic Domain

Name System (DDNS) such as IP manager.  e DDNS

translates the domain name to a dynamic IP address

so that the modem can be contacted as if it had a static

IP address. When setting up the account, you will need

the ESN number, which is listed on the modem’s label.

You will also need to request the unrestricted IP. Veri-

zon’s Broadband Plan is recommended.

RavenXTG

Call AT&T at 1-800-331-0500 and ask for an unre-

stricted data account for a GPRS modem. Either a

static IP account or a dynamic IP account needs to be

established. A er the account has been set up, mobile

termination needs to be con gured onto the account

to make the modem accessible through the Internet.

 is is done by adding an I2gold APN

or custom APN

to the account. A data account with an I2gold APN

will have a Static IP address.

A er establishing service, AT&T will provide a SIMM

card for each modem. In some cases, the SIMM card

can be picked up at the local AT&T store.

Datalogger Site Equipment

Digital Cellular Modem

 e RavenXTV and RavenXTG are con gured using

the following so ware:

• Airlink AceManager so ware—activates the

modem and con gures the generic parameters

of the modem.

• Campbell Scientific’s Raven CDMA Tem-

plate (RavenXTV) or Raven GPRS Template

(RavenXTG)—used with Airlink AceManager

so ware to con gure the modem.  e template

sets up the Raven serial interface, which is speci c

to Campbell Scienti c systems.

 e AceManager so ware, Raven CDMA Template, and

Raven GPRS Template are available, at no charge, from:

www.campbellsci.com/downloads

Datalogger Connections

All of our contemporary and many of our retired data-

loggers are compatible.  e datalogger connects with

the modem using one of the following devices:

• 18663 Null Modem Cable—connects the modem

directly to the datalogger’s RS-232 port.  is cable

is the only option available for connecting the

modem to a CR200(X)-series datalogger.

• SC105 DCE Interface—connects the modem to

the datalogger’s CS I/O port via an SC12 cable.

 e SC105 is recommended for PB® data-

loggers when the RS-232 port is unavailable.

• SC932A DCE Interface—connects the modem

to the datalogger’s CS I/O port via an SC12 cable.

 e SC932A is recommended for mixed-array

dataloggers when the RS-232 port is unavailable.

Power Considerations

A power cable shipped with the modem connects

to the datalogger’s 12 V or switched 12 V terminal.

Connection to the switched 12 V terminal allows the

datalogger to switch power to the modem during

scheduled transmission intervals, thereby conserving

power. When using the switched 12 V terminal, the

modem can be powered with a BP12 battery, CH100

regulator, and SP10 solar panel. For help on analyzing

your system’s power requirements, refer to our Power

Supply product brochure or application note.

One of the above is required to connect the datalogger to the

modem. The best choice for your application depends on the

datalogger you are using.

At one time, feature code G821 was used instead of the I2gold APN. Feature code G821 has been discontinued, and all RavenXTGs need either

an I2gold APN or custom APN.

A custom APN may o er more e cient routing and better security for large cellular phone networks. It will take four to six weeks for AT&T to

develop a custom APN and cost about $250.00.

18663

SC932A

SC105

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