RLX2-IHx Series Industrial Hotspots USER MANUAL
2022-06-10
■Product Overview
▲The RLX2-IHx series radio is an industrial high-speed Ethernet radio. Use it in place of Ethernet cables to save money, extend range, and make connections that may not otherwise be feasible. The radio operates as a wireless Ethernet switch. Any data that can be sent over a wired network can also be sent over the radio.
▲The RLX2-IHx series radio series is certified for unlicensed operation in the United States, Canada, Europe and other approved countries at 2.4 and 5 GHz.Contact ProSoft Technology for a list of currently approved antennas. With approved high-gain antennas, the radios can achieve distances over 5 miles with line-of-site between them. Multiple repeaters can be used to extend this range to far greater distances.
▲A highly reliable wireless network can be developed by creating redundant wireless paths. Multiple master radios can be installed without any special programming or control. Repeater radios can connect to any master at any time; if one master goes down, the repeater connects to another. Likewise, if a repeater goes down, any repeater that was connected to it can reconnect to a different repeater, keeping the network intact. Creating large, self-healing tree-like networks can be done in this fashion. Fully redundant paths are possible because the Spanning Tree protocol in the radios disables and enables paths as necessary to avoid Ethernet loops, which would otherwise halt communications.
▲The RLX2-IHx series radio is an industrial high-speed Ethernet radio. Use it in place of Ethernet cables to save money, extend range, and make connections that may not otherwise be feasible. The radio operates as a wireless Ethernet switch. Any data that can be sent over a wired network can also be sent over the radio.
▲The RLX2-IHx series radio series is certified for unlicensed operation in the United States, Canada, Europe and other approved countries at 2.4 and 5 GHz.Contact ProSoft Technology for a list of currently approved antennas. With approved high-gain antennas, the radios can achieve distances over 5 miles with line-of-site between them. Multiple repeaters can be used to extend this range to far greater distances.
▲A highly reliable wireless network can be developed by creating redundant wireless paths. Multiple master radios can be installed without any special programming or control. Repeater radios can connect to any master at any time; if one master goes down, the repeater connects to another. Likewise, if a repeater goes down, any repeater that was connected to it can reconnect to a different repeater, keeping the network intact. Creating large, self-healing tree-like networks can be done in this fashion. Fully redundant paths are possible because the Spanning Tree protocol in the radios disables and enables paths as necessary to avoid Ethernet loops, which would otherwise halt communications.
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