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# Intended Use

The Influx ReXgen Air supports up to 4 CAN/CAN FD buses. It has GNSS and IMU and is specially designed to become a part of your fleet during production. It works on LTE CAT1, making it a cost-effective solution. The ReXgen Air is a data logger with onboard processing and telematics capabilities that connects machines to the cloud for data transfer via AWS (S3) or FTPS. The ReXgen Air provides an open platform and can be supported by any 3rd party tools to be integrated into any data system, allowing you to build your system to maintain your data. API includes functions to manage the logger over USB and retrieve and convert the data. ReXgen Air enables smart data collection and can be reconfigured and configured remotely.

*\*FTPS- PROT P (Data channel encryption not supported.*

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#### Warning:

* Please do not use the logger's USB port for stand-alone data logging, as it may damage the port and will not be covered under warranty.
* Signal inputs (CAN, analogue or digital) should not exceed ±28 V.
* For stable operation, ensure all sensors and inputs share the same ground as the unit's power supply.
* ReXgen Air is an IP50 device (please ensure it is covered when mounting it in locations that may have water ingress).
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