The WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER (WTC) is comprised of a set of "Building Blocks" that can be arranged and easily configured to meet your specific data telemetry needs.

These building blocks can be purchased individually and located in new or existing installations, though the  WTC is commonly purchased pre-packaged (Turn-Key), configured and system tested prior to shipment.

Whether your need is transmit one signal from one site to another or multiple signals among various sites, the WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER (WTC) can meet all of your needs.

Modular Construction: The WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER (WTC)   uses standalone hermetically sealed modules that can be mixed and matched to meet any telemetry system requirement. If there is a radio system already in place then the WTC can be purchased without the SSR.

On the other hand, if the need is to provide a wireless link between two existing sites that have RS232C or RS485 ports available the WTC can be purchased without the DC.

Multiple Ports: The DC which is offered with several Input/Output variations have three communications ports that provide maximum flexibility in interfacing options. Each DC has two RS232C ports, one of which can be configured as a RS485 port and an Ethernet port.

Multiple Protocols: Another key feature is that the DC supports multiple protocols allowing data interfacing between various manufactures' products, both new and legacy.

Simplified Configuration: No additional software is required for configuring the WTC because the configuration routine is built in to the DC and accessible using any computer with a WEB browser.

Spread Spectrum Technology: Frequency Modulation and Frequency Hopping algorithms ensures minimal interference from electrically noisy equipment and other environmental factors that normally degrade the integrity of wireless data telemetry.

Small Footprint: The basic WTC building blocks fit into a less than a 4 " X 4 " space.

"Wireless TransCeiver (WTC)"

"Telephone Lines are for the Birds"

As leased dedicated phone lines are becoming more difficult to acquire, AGM customers are switching to wireless data communications using AGM's Data Handlers (DH) and Spread Spectrum Radios (SSR).

"Beep Alert"

The Data Handler, when combined with your existing  pager system, provides a convenient, low cost way to detect and broadcast remote site alarms such as a pump failure or unauthorized intrusion.

"AWT"

Erratic flow signals can result in unnecessary wear and tear on chemical feed equipment.

Use the Data Handler application, "Average with Time", to smooth the signal.