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1 INTRODUCTION<br />

Greenspan have developed a custom remote telemetry unit for the monitoring and control of most environmental<br />

applications.<br />

The ENVOY remote telemetry unit combines materials from high-end suppliers, such as Campbell Scientific Inc<br />

and Maxon. Integrated into the one package; the ENVOY is a precision device designed for low-power applications.<br />

The OEM Campbell Scientific datalogger includes CPU, analogue inputs, digital outputs, and memory, which are<br />

controlled by the operating system in conjunction with the user program. The user program is written in CRBASIC,<br />

a programming language that includes data processing and analysis routines and a standard BASIC instruction set.<br />

Campbell Scientifics datalogger support software facilitates program generation, editing, data retrieval, and realtime<br />

data monitoring.<br />

The ENVOY is a multi-meter with memory and timekeeping, and an inbuilt 3G cellular modem. The datalogger<br />

board is capable of measuring and controlling a wide range of instruments and devices that may be located at the<br />

same location. The range of signal types supported by the ENVOY are:<br />

• Analogue voltage<br />

• Analogue current (An internal switch connects a 100 Ohm shunt resistor.)<br />

• Resistive bridges<br />

• Pulse output<br />

• Period output<br />

• Frequency output<br />

• SDI-12 sensors<br />

• Vibrating wire sensors (a Campbell AWV200 Interface is required)<br />

For more about the data logger features, please refer to the Campbell Scientific CR200/CR200X Operators <strong>Manual</strong><br />

(http://s.campbellsci.com/ documents/us/manuals/cr200.pdf). Please note that not all signal inputs and outputs of<br />

the CR200X have been included on the ENVOY.<br />

Examples of scenarios where an <strong>Envoy</strong> may be used include:<br />

ENVOY to ENVAULT Web-Based SCADA<br />

YOUR SENSORS +<br />

+<br />

ENVOY Telemetry Module<br />

ENVAULT Web-Based SCADA<br />

ENVOY to onsite SCADA (EnviroSCADA)<br />

YOUR SENSORS +<br />

+ ENVIROSCADA<br />

ENVOY Telemetry Module<br />

ENVAULT Web-Based SCADA<br />

QUICK START USER MANUAL ENVOY<br />

GREENSPAN<br />

03

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