Wireless remote monitoring system
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1. A wireless remote monitoring system comprising:
- (a) a wireless modem utilizing the GSM cell phone network;
(b) a central processing unit operatively connected to said modem;
(c) means for connecting a scientific instrument to said central processing unit;
(d) power supply means for providing electrical power to said modem and said central processing unit; and
(e) enclosure means for enclosing said modem and central processing unit.
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Abstract
A remote monitoring system is described which enables monitoring of flow meters or other scientific instruments from a remote location using the GSM cellular phone network. The system includes a wireless modem utilizing the GSM cellular phone network, a central processing unit, connection of a scientific instrument to the central processing unit, power supply (e.g. one or more batteries), and an enclosure for housing the components.
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1. A wireless remote monitoring system comprising:
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(a) a wireless modem utilizing the GSM cell phone network;
(b) a central processing unit operatively connected to said modem;
(c) means for connecting a scientific instrument to said central processing unit;
(d) power supply means for providing electrical power to said modem and said central processing unit; and
(e) enclosure means for enclosing said modem and central processing unit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A wireless remote monitoring system comprising:
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(a) a wireless modem utilizing the GSM cell phone network;
(b) antenna means operatively connected to said modem;
(c) a central processing unit operatively connected to said modem;
(d) means for connecting a scientific instrument to said central processing unit;
(e) power supply means for providing electrical power to said modem and said central processing unit; and
(f) enclosure means for enclosing said modem and said central processing unit. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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