iRelease - Transponder Release Equipment

The iRelease is a handheld transponder release remote is designed to interact with a Lightweight Command Unit (LCU) acoustic transceiver to facilitate the acoustic release of Oceanographic Release Transponders.

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iRelease Overview & DataSheet

An internal rechargeable battery provides over five hours of active use with a life of three months in the lowest power standby mode.

The iRelease has a USB to recharge the internal battery and a serial connection for communication with the LCU.

A rugged transmit case is provided and contains a wall mount USB ac charging adapter with a variety of international ac power adapters. A USB cable is also included in the case.

iRelease Specifications

Feature	Type 8315 iRelease
Dimensions (Length x Width x Depth)	194 x 84 x 40 mm
Weight	0.8 kg
Case	Rugged polypropylene copolymer case with styrenic over mould shock protection
Keypad	Sealed 5 Key Navigation Pad
Display	320 x 240 Sunlight Readable LED Display
Connections
USB	Splash-Proof Mini-USB Type B
Serial	9-way D-Type (Male)
Charging	USB to PC or USB to Wall Adaptor
Internal Flash Memory	1 GB
Battery	Li-ion 3.7 V 1300 mAhr (Typical)
Battery Life
Normal (Screen on)	>5 Hours (Screen Automatically Turns Off After a Selectable Period)
Idle (Screen off)	>12 Hours (Press a Key or ‘Shake to Wake’ to Turn Screen Back On)
Off	>3 Months (Press a Key to Wake)
Off for Shipping	>1 Year (Requires USB Connection To Wake-Up)
Environmental	-10 to 55ºC Operating & Storage

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Type 8315 - iRelease
UM-8315 - Issue A, Revision 1

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iRelease – Transponder Release Equipment

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