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*All usage examples assume CSC_compressed FP2 (low-res) data values. |
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Using the COM9602 SBD modem, Campbell Scientific Data Services helps our clients transmit short data messages from their remote stations to a centralized computer via the global Iridium satellite network. The COM9602 can be used as a primary or back-up communications method for routine or critical data transmissions.
Iridium SBD and the COM9602 are the best choice for:
We recognize that there are other SBD communication service providers out there. So why choose Campbell Scientific Data Services? No one offers the same combination of hardware designed and tested to be as reliable as your Campbell datalogger AND data management services tailored to SBD data clients. Our three rate plans are easy to understand and are reasonably priced. Please contact your Campbell Scientific Measurement Consultant for help choosing the right rate plan for your project.
SBD is one of several ways that clients use the Iridium satellite network and should be considered by anyone who wants to transmit a maximum of 10,000 data points per month over a maximum of 3,000 individual transmissions per month. If you intend to transmit substantially more data, your Campbell Scientific Measurement Consultant will help you choose a more cost-effective communications method including Iridium RUDICS service, which offers access to the same reliable Iridium satellite network, but with rates designed for larger data volumes and more frequent transmissions.
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§ All plans require an activation fee, feature monthly credit against the activation fee, awarded for continuous service, and locked in pricing for the length of the term. Should you choose to terminate the agreement early, there are no penalties, but the remaining balance of activation fee is retained by Campbell Scientific Data Services.
† Monthly plan fees are based on estimated data usage. Changes to the datalogger program may result in additional overage charges or the need to change rate plans based on the new usage. Overage charges for data use above the included volume, fees for changing plans, or fees for reactiviating modems put on “standby” may apply.