Features:

• Easy to use, remote telemetry unit designed specifically for industrial field applications, such as waste water treatment, well monitoring, tank farms, gas, petro-chemical and others Integrated modular design: Single unit form factor houses process control & I/O; Supports up to three daughter card options
• Two powerful processors: 32-bit processor manages host communications & program control; 16-bit processor handles I/O interface and digital/analog signals
• Modular power supply options
• Removable connector technology for easy maintenance
• Compatible with Cyrano 200 and Mistic MMI
• Remote software access (kernel, programs, data, debugging)
• Compliant with AGA flows and reports
• Memory:
  • RAM: 256 KB - 1MB/battery backup (user programs & data)
  • FLASH: Controller: 256 KB - 1MB (Cyrano firmware & user programs); Brainboard: 128 KB (brick firmware)
• I/O:
  • Base unit: (4) analog, (8) digital, multifunction
  • Extender unit: Adds (4) analog, (8) digital multifunction
  • Expansion: Via RS-485 ports, using standard Mistic 200 bricks
• Communications:
  • Base unit (1) RS-232 & (1) RS-485 port
  • Expansion: Via daughter cards: configurable serial ports, Ethernet & ARCnet; Modem support: Direct, lease and radio
• Power Options: 9-15VDC, 18-35VDC, 35-60VDC, 125VDC, 90-130VAC, 180-250VAC
• System monitors: Detects host communications, watchdog timers, RAM battery back up, operating temperature, detects communication errors from processors, I/O etc., detects main power supply operation, detects program corruption (checksum RAM test)
• Typical applications for the M4RTU Remote Telemetry Unit includes sites where process control and data acquisition need to be done remotely, such as: waste water management, tank farms, well monitoring, remote office/plant management, petro-chemical and gas pipelines
• Can be used as a standalone, process control device or as a highly intelligent, gateway device to other control devices, such as mistic processors and PLCs. Additional I/O bricks can be connected using the built-in, serial expansion port (COM 1). The M4RTU's three, internal expansion slots can be used with additional or network connections