Wiser Systems Inc. A01116 User Manual
WISER RRLT Quick Start Guide
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Four of the WISER Dongles will be in a stationary position, and the fifth one will be called the “Roaming
Device.”
Device.”
You will first want to plug in three of the WISER Dongles either into a power adaptor or USB Battery. Then,
you will place them throughout the space where you will conduct the object tracking and locating demonstration.
Note that operating distance varies indoors, depending on the density of large objects and walls. The spacing of
the dongles may be much farther apart in large open spaces with direct line-of-sight between the dongles. Plug
the fourth dongle into your base station computer. Typically spacing of no more than 50 feet indoors yields the
best performance. Outdoors, spacing can usually be much larger with an upper bound of 750 feet.
you will place them throughout the space where you will conduct the object tracking and locating demonstration.
Note that operating distance varies indoors, depending on the density of large objects and walls. The spacing of
the dongles may be much farther apart in large open spaces with direct line-of-sight between the dongles. Plug
the fourth dongle into your base station computer. Typically spacing of no more than 50 feet indoors yields the
best performance. Outdoors, spacing can usually be much larger with an upper bound of 750 feet.
Word of caution: Some USB Batteries intelligently sense the power draw and turn off automatically if there is not
enough of a power draw. The USB Wiser Devices use very little power, so some USB batteries may shutoff
prematurely. If the user is using their own battery, make sure to choose a battery that remains on at least a
minute after plugging in the device.
enough of a power draw. The USB Wiser Devices use very little power, so some USB batteries may shutoff
prematurely. If the user is using their own battery, make sure to choose a battery that remains on at least a
minute after plugging in the device.
The WISER USB Dongles can be powered in three different ways: 1) plugged into computer, laptop or similar
device, 2) plugged into a USB battery, or 3) plugged into the power adaptor.
device, 2) plugged into a USB battery, or 3) plugged into the power adaptor.
The pictures below show the Wiser Dongle plugged into a USB battery, and into a standard DC power adaptor.