Davis Instruments DWW762X Manuel D’Utilisation
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Wireless Repeater
CAUTION: Use the larger white numbers (1-8) printed on the green board to indicate which dip-
switch belongs to which Transmitter ID code. Smaller numbers printed by default on the
switch itself may not agree.
switch itself may not agree.
R
EPEATER
D
IP
-
SWITCHES
TO
S
ELECT
T
RANSMITTER
Choosing a Location
The range of the radio transmission depends on several factors. Position the
repeater as close to the transmitter and receiver as possible for best results.
repeater as close to the transmitter and receiver as possible for best results.
Note: Given the maximum ranges below, the repeater may need to be somewhat closer to the receiver
than to the transmitter.
Typical maximum ranges between the transmitter and the repeater:
✦
Line of Sight: 1500 feet (450 m)
✦
Through Walls and Ceilings: 700 feet (225 m)
✦
Through Trees and Foliage: 700 feet (225 m)
Typical maximum ranges between the repeater and the receiver:
✦
Line of Sight: 400 feet (120 m)
✦
Through Walls and Ceilings: 100 to 200 feet (30 to 60 m)
✦
Through Trees and Foliage: 100 to 200 feet (30 to 60 m)
AC-Powered Repeaters
Look for a sheltered location with access to an AC-power outlet. For
example, you could mount the repeater in a room or garage.
example, you could mount the repeater in a room or garage.