The Distributed DAQlink III is the combination of a standard DAQlink III with an "expansion bubble". This expansion bubble houses a high-speed networking subsystem for passing trigger signals and seismic data between units. The entire system is connected to a computer controls the seismograph and stores the acquired seismic data.

The distributed system can be interconnected through conventional geophone-style cables, or high-speed network-style cables, or else conventional Wi-Fi transceivers. Plus, all Distributed DAQlink III units can be utilized as standard seismographs if the need should arise.

MegaDAQ: Multiple DAQ3-24s

A MegaDAQ consists of multiple DAQ3-24s connected via a network. This can be either a wired or wireless network. The network both controls the seismographs and collects the seismic data in real time.

Field Benefits:

Cutting-Edge Technology for Data Quality

Ultra High-Speed 24bit ADC (48,000 samples/sec)

High Resolution Clock

Low Noise & Low Distortion Means Better Data

Designed to Produce and Protect Data

Data Always Stored in Box - No Lost Data

Offload Data While Recording – No Lost Production

Versatile Operation

Continuous Recording

Trigger on Time, Data Event or Trigger Input

Different Modes for Different Types of Projects

Multiple Operation Modes

Sturdy Aluminum Construction

Downhole Recording

Earth Monitoring

Useful for Every Project

Network Details:

Network Connection Options

Geophone String Wire – 2.5 Mbps US / 14.92 Mbps DS @ 2 Km

Network Cabling – 8.34 Mbps US / 6.07 Mbps DS @ 2 Km

Wi-Fi – 54 Mbps @ 1 Km (w/ clear line of sight)

Time Break - Trigger Options

Hardwire Trigger – Trigger through wire to nearest DAQlink and transfer trigger signal through cable.

Radio Trigger – Trigger across radio to Distributed DAQlink and transfer trigger signal through cable

Trigger Storage – With DAQlinks continuously recording, store trigger times at Source Point and Post-Process Shot Records