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(Transportation-News.com, March 23, 2015 ) The HumPRO™ Series transceiver module is designed for the reliable transfer of digital data. It offers powerful addressing modes that enable the creation of many different types of networks. This reference guide discusses the different addressing modes, where each is useful and how to configure them.
“By building on the Hummingbird platform and focusing on low cost, frequency hopping peer-to-peer connections, the HumPRO™ achieves unmatched cost and refreshing simplicity. The HumPRO™ wireless data module is the most cost effective way today to connect, monitor and control wireless systems.”
- Kris Lafko, VP of Marketing & Sales at Linx Technologies
The HumPRO™ has three addressing modes and a compatibility mode for each one. The compatibility mode enables the HumPRO™to communicate with the older 250 Series transceiver. This guide is divided up by each addressing mode. Compatibility operation for each mode is discussed at the end.
The three addressing modes are DSN, User and Extended User. Each mode offers different communications schemes, but all use source and destination addressing. The source address is for the transmitting unit, the destination address is the intended receiver.
Anne Renaud, responsible for Sales and Marketing at DComponents Corporation said, “We at DComponents Corporation are thrilled to add Linx Technologies to our product offering. We look forward to making wireless simple for customers by providing them with 24/7 access to all the information they need to design in and buy Linx products. We strive to offer available product at competitive pricing, same day shipping, no order minimums and timely responses to customer inquiries.”
D Components
Adriaan Rossouw
(802) 752-4321
adriaan@dcomponents.com
Source: EmailWire.Com 
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