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Benefits:
• Simple to set-up and configure
• Complete with all components to put a system “on the air”
• Enclosed units contain rechargeable battery supply
• Accelerates the integration process
• Full technical support included with purchase
• Allows development of interface to your system
• Allows development of your control software
OEM Module
Developer’s
Kits
WIT2450DK
Developer’s Kits Contents:
• 2 e a. Enclosed Des ktop Modem
• 2 ea. OEM Module
• 2 ea. 4” RF Cable
• 4 ea. Right Angle Rubber Flex
Antenna
• 2 ea. Power / Data Cable
• 2 ea. Wall Mount Power Supply/
Charger
• Configura tion Softw are
• Integra tion Gui de
OEM Module Developer’s Kits: Ordering Information
OEM Module Developer’s Kit Part No. Description
WIT910 WIT910DK WIT910 Developers Kit
WIT2410 WIT2410DK WIT2410 Developer’s Kit
WIT2410SDK WIT2410 SNAP Developer’s Kit:
Includes the SNAP2410 Access Point
WIT2411 WIT2411DK WIT2411 Developer’s Kit
WIT5811 WIT5811DK WIT5811 Developer’s Kit
WIT2450 WIT2450DK WIT2450 Developer’s Kit
Each WIT OEM Module Developer’s Kits contain two selfcontained wireless modems built around specific
OEM modules. Additionally, two OEM modules are included in the kit. The self-contained units allow
developers to get up and running quickly using standard RS-232 interfaces without having to build a 3.3V
level serial interface. The self-contained modems include LEDs to provide modem status information visually ,
and a built-in rechargeable battery pack allows the developer to use the modems without being tethered to a
power source. This provides a simple way to test the range of the radios. Other than t he true RS-232 signals
of the serial interface, the self-contained modems operate exactly as the OEM modules.
Connection is made to the modem through a standard DB-9 connector. The modems are set up as a DCE
device requiring the use of a straight-through cable to connect to DTE devices. The modems can be used
with a three-wire connection; transmit data, receive data, and ground are the three required connections.
Note that in this configuration, no flow control is available as the OEM Modules do not support software flow
control.
When the developer’s kit is shipped from the factory, one modem is set up as a base station and the other is
set up as a remote. However, with the supplied configuration software, this configuration can be modified to
suit your particular application. Refer to the bottom of this sheet for individual kit s.
