Cross Point b.v. CP301MAXRXA Manual De Usuario
Technical Manual AM Systems
Connections
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6.13
Various connections
For proper operation of the AM system, it is very important to interconnect the
transceivers and receivers in the correct way. This chapter shows and explains these
various connections.
transceivers and receivers in the correct way. This chapter shows and explains these
various connections.
6.13.1
Single antenna system (no aisle)
The AM system can be used as a single antenna system (mono). When no receivers are
connected to the transceiver, the transceiver will automatically function as a mono
antenna system. Visitor counting is not possible.
connected to the transceiver, the transceiver will automatically function as a mono
antenna system. Visitor counting is not possible.
Figure 19: Single antenna system
Multiple transceivers
6.13.1.1
In case only transceivers are used, the transceivers can either be used as complete
stand-alone antennas, or they can be interconnected with FTP cables to create the Field
Bus. Connecting the Field Bus to a computer or controller will allow central (remote)
maintenance and reports to be generated. Visitor counting is not possible.
stand-alone antennas, or they can be interconnected with FTP cables to create the Field
Bus. Connecting the Field Bus to a computer or controller will allow central (remote)
maintenance and reports to be generated. Visitor counting is not possible.
Figure 20: Transceivers only with FTP connection
PSU
TRX1
TRX1
TRX2
FTP
PSU
PSU