Modems :: for use with SCADAPhone
SCADAPhone uses a standard voice modem. For all of SCADAPhone features to work
properly, the modem needs to support simultaneous voice-data functions. The
modem can be either internal or external. We recommend use of an external
modem for two reasons:
Reason #1 :: Operators can see the status LED indicators on an external
modem to verify that all is well.
Reason #2 :: If the SCADA computer goes down, an external modem can be more
readily moved to a backup computer.
The following modems have been certified to work with SCADAPhone and are
currently available.
|
Manufacturer |
Model |
External |
Internal |
Comments |
| MultiTech | MT5634ZBA | x |
56K Voice/Data modem shipped as standard with ScadaPhone. Available worldwide. Available in a PCI configuration for internal mounting.. | |
| MultiTech Wireless | MTCBA-G4-F4-xxx | x |
Wireless for SMS text messaging. Requires a connection service, such as ATT. Can be used as a 2nd modem with ScadaPhone. Supports GPRS, CDMA, & GSM. The xxx code at the end of the part number differs for various countries. |
|
| Swan - Smart Turbo | E-210 | x |
Available in Australia only. Shipped with SCADAPhone by the Australian Distributor | |
|
Note: |
All external modems include a 120 vac power adaptor, 9DB-RS232 to modem cable, & microphone. | |||
The following modems are have been discontinued by the manufacturers but are still supported by the latest version of SCADAPhone for existing customers.
|
Manufacturer |
Model |
External |
Internal |
Comments |
| US Robotics | MBUSR5605 |
|
56K standard voice modem. Out of production | |
| ZOOM Modem | 2955 |
|
56K Dualmode Comstar XT SVD. Out of production | |
| Apache Micro Peripherals | Ae56SP-RA | x |
56K Voice/Data modem. Out of production | |
| Apache Micro Peripherals | A56SP-RS | x |
56K Voice/Data modem. Out of production |
