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Water Supply Protection
File Number
5000.125
Description
Flood Protection Section - Pikes Peak Early Flood Warning System
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
2
Date
2/19/1987
Author
Sierra-Misco Inc
Title
Proposal for Pikes Peak Early Flood Warning System - Sierra-Misco Inc
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />OOJ102 <br /> <br />Sierra/Misco's advanced design of the data decoder achieves a new standard <br />for data discrimination A microprocessor on board the 50510 checks <br />incoming radio traffic for valid data If a valia message is received the <br />message is passed on to the base station computer If not the message is <br />ignored <br /> <br />In a noisy radio environment as much 99 percent of the total radio traffic <br />can be noise. The 5051D prevents noise from burdening the base station <br />computer Less computer time is spent handling noise and more time is <br />available to service the analytical needs of real data Base station <br />efficiency is dramatically increased during crucial periods of heavy usage <br /> <br />Selective processing of incoming data messages is also available with the <br />50510 selected sensor nutnbers can be preprogramed into the decoder Only <br />those data messages containing valid identification numbers will be allowed <br />to pass on to the base station computer Selective processing is used to <br />further tighten the quality control of incoming data <br /> <br />Only Sierra/Mis co decoders have these vital features <br /> <br />Model 5051R/D Specifications <br />RECEIVER <br />F'requency range <br />Sensitivity <br /> <br />Frequency stability <br />Modulation Acceptanc~ <br />Power required <br /> <br />135 174 MHZ <br />o 25 microvolts min. (12 db Sinad) <br />0.35 microvolts min (20 db Quieting) <br />+/ 0 001% ( 30 to 60 deg C) <br />+/ 50KHZ nominal <br />12 VDC 50 microamps unsquelched <br />25 microamps squelched <br />40 to 60 deg C <br />continuous <br />3 lbs <br />7.25 in. x 2 75 in x 9 in <br /> <br />Temperature <br />Duty cycle <br />Weight <br />size <br />DECODER <br />Power required <br />Current drain <br />Temperature range <br />Output <br />Weight <br /> <br />range <br /> <br />110VAC 60HZ or 12VDC <br />50 milliamps <br />40 to 60 deg C <br />2 channels RS232C <br />3 lbs <br /> <br />2 5 3 Computer <br /> <br />MODEL 5071XT DATA DISPLAY Working 24 hours per day 365 days per year the <br />base station computer continuously 'listens' for incoming data Messages <br />from remote sensors are received throught the 5051R/D Weather Data <br />Receiver. Quality control checks are performed as the data arrives, Valid <br />reports are automatically stored in the computer data base <br /> <br />Data can be displayed in a wide variety of formats Graphical and tabular <br />reports can be created Reports can be diverted to printers or plotters for <br />paper copy, Other users can access the data base through optional video <br />
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