WIRELESS TRANSMITTER OPERATIONS Sample Clauses

WIRELESS TRANSMITTER OPERATIONS. Issue 1: During periods of extended low temperatures, real-time data reporting was interrupted from some of the pedestals. This was a concern because this type of data reporting is the most desirable for remote data access. The data collection process was not interrupted during these extended periods of low temperature. All of the unreported data remained in storage on the data loggers. After consideration of all of the possible failures, it was suspected that the wireless transmitters within the pedestals were experiencing problems because of temperatures outside their optimal thermal operation range. It was originally believed after speaking to several experts in the field that that the outdoor temperatures experienced in New York would not significantly affect the consumer grade transmitters. The transmitters were designed primarily for consumer indoor use, not outdoor commercial applications. The transmitters had been chosen because they were the most cost effective. Commercial grade units contained many other features which were not necessary for the scope of this project and were significantly more expensive. To confirm that the transmitters were in fact the component that failed, further investigation was performed. Since the operational temperature ranges for the system data logger and pulse counter (also installed in the pedestal) were both within the temperature variances experienced at the site, the component failure was identified as the wireless transmitter since the lowest operational range for the transmitter was 32°F. As the failure condition occurred when the ambient temperature for the site was lower than 32°F for an extended period, it was determined that the failure was linked to the wireless transmitter in temperatures under 32°F. To further ensure that this was indeed the problem, New West Technologies conducted testing on these wireless units to ensure that the temperature issue was indeed causing the problem. As expected, the low temperatures did have an adverse effect on the operation of the bridge. Low temperatures caused the wireless transmitter to fail. Resolution 1: In order to attempt to alleviate this problem, the data logger’s manufacturer was consulted for advice. They suggested to design and install an active heating (resistance heater) and cooling (exhaust system) to maintain the temperature of the enclosures within operational ranges. (It should be noted that the high temperatures conditions experienced at the site did n...
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