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Xeta1
Industrial Serial Xeta1 Radio
The Xeta1 Serial radio is an extremely capable and flexible industrial software defined radio (SDR) supporting the licensed 135 to 174 MHz frequency band. The Xeta1 utilizes a XetaWave Dual Decode Digital Architecture which offers significant receiver performance.
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The Xeta1 supports multiple modulation schemes and features. The MultiSpeed mode allows Endpoints operating at different RF data rates to communicate with a single Access Point to achieve optimal data throughput given the available channel size and RF environment. ​The Enhanced Multipoint (EMP) mode provides an increase in throughput and a decrease in latency over traditional modes and against competitive products.
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All Xeta1 Serial radios are backwards compatible and over-the-air compatible with the XetaWave uTasker, Linux, Debian, and XetaEdge families. XetaWave’s seamless serial mode allows serial and Ethernet Endpoints to simultaneously communicate with an Ethernet Access Point. The Xeta1 also supports compatibility with the MDS 1710 and SD1 master radios.
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High Speed Over-the-air data rates from 5 kbps to 88 kbps plus higher throughput when running in EMP mode.
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Dual Mode Duplex and simplex operation.
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Adjustable RF Output Power output up to 5 Watts (+37 dBm).
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Network Types Point to Point, Point to Multipoint, Enhanced MultiPoint, and Peer to Peer.
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Selective Modulation Multiple MSK, PSK, and QAM modulations.
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Secure Over-the-air data encryption using 128-bit and 256-bit AES.
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MultiSpeed Endpoints communicate at different RF data rates with Access Point.​​
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EMP An enhanced Point to MultiPoint protocol with higher throughput and lower latency.​
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PRODUCT VARIANTS
XETA1-10MMNFA
Metal Enclosed, 2 Serial, MAS
1 Serial Data | 2 Serial Diagnostic/Config | Integrated 135-174 MHz XETA1 Radio
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Benefit from XetaWave’s superior technology designed and supported by an industry-leading engineering and customer support team. These industrial edge computers are capable of hosting and running many third-party or custom applications.
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