- Robotics - Automation - Industrial IT
- Automation
- Wireless receiver
- Sensor Technology Ltd
Wireless receiver HLM-HRradiofor sensorstelemetry
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Characteristics
- Type
- radio, wireless
- Applications
- for wireless data transmitters, telemetry, radio telemetry, for sensors, for load cells
- Interface type
- USB, RS232, RS422
- Other characteristics
- rugged, multi-channel, portable
Description
Product Overview
The wireless HeliNav LoadMaster Handheld Receiver provides a portable display and control interface for use with HeliNav LoadMaster wireless Load Sensors. It receives data from selected sensors and shows load readings, battery and signal status. Up to 9 LoadMaster sensors can be selected and displayed individually. Sensors can be assigned names via PC connection and the Load Sensor software for easy identification on the receiver.
Display and User Interface
The receiver display indicates the active sensor name, load reading, battery status for both readout and sensor, and signal strength. A menu-driven interface allows selection of sensors, unit selection, taring, peak value display and further configurable functions.
Key Benefits
Options & Accessories
Technical Specifications
The wireless HeliNav LoadMaster Handheld Receiver provides a portable display and control interface for use with HeliNav LoadMaster wireless Load Sensors. It receives data from selected sensors and shows load readings, battery and signal status. Up to 9 LoadMaster sensors can be selected and displayed individually. Sensors can be assigned names via PC connection and the Load Sensor software for easy identification on the receiver.
Display and User Interface
The receiver display indicates the active sensor name, load reading, battery status for both readout and sensor, and signal strength. A menu-driven interface allows selection of sensors, unit selection, taring, peak value display and further configurable functions.
Key Benefits
- Supports reading from multiple LoadMaster sensors (up to 9)
- Wireless data reception up to 100 m
- Sampling/update rate: 10 Hz
- PC connection via USB for sensor naming and user setup
- Data output via RS232 / RS422 and USB
- Rugged rubberised enclosure with fold-out stand
- Long-life battery operation
Options & Accessories
- HLM-LC Wireless Load Sensor: stainless-steel, strain-gauge tension sensor with wireless transmission, ranges 1–10 tonnes
- HLM-CD Cockpit Display: compact cabin/window-mounted display unit for use with HeliNav LoadMaster wireless sensors
- HLM-RI Receiver Interface: converts HeliNav LoadMaster transducer data to analog or digital outputs for integration into data acquisition systems
Technical Specifications
- Selectable sensors: up to 9
- Wireless range: up to 100 m
- Update rate: 10 Hz
- PC connectivity: USB mini-B for charging and PC data; used for naming sensors and configuration
- Outputs: RS232 and RS422 via 9-way D connector; USB data output
- Display information: sensor name, load reading, battery status (readout and sensor), signal strength
- User functions: unit selection, tare, peak value display, menu-driven options
- Enclosure: rugged rubberised case with back stand
- Power: long-life battery powered
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