AeroScout EX5100 사용자 설명서
AeroScout EX5100 Exciter
Chaining Exciters
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Chaining Exciters
In an area where the required LF coverage exceeds the capacity of one Exciter, you
can chain several Exciters, thus extending the coverage area. For example, a large
entrance gate for trucks and heavy equipment that is 10m wide might require three
Exciters chained to one another.
can chain several Exciters, thus extending the coverage area. For example, a large
entrance gate for trucks and heavy equipment that is 10m wide might require three
Exciters chained to one another.
The chained EX5100s will be treated by the system as a single entity and as a single
Exciter with a single ID covering a larger area. Transmissions will not interfere with
one another.
Exciter with a single ID covering a larger area. Transmissions will not interfere with
one another.
The EX5100s’ transmission ranges and physical positions should be set in a manner
that will allow overlapping between neighboring EX5100s’ coverage areas.
that will allow overlapping between neighboring EX5100s’ coverage areas.
Figure 7 illustrates chained EX5100s and shows the connections.
Figure 7: EX5100 chaining
Chain Connection
Up to 8 EX5100s can be connected to each other in a chain, as follows:
6.
The first Exciter in the chain that is directly connected to the LAN is called the
“master”. The others are called “slave”. Any EX5100 can be a master or slave.
“master”. The others are called “slave”. Any EX5100 can be a master or slave.
7.
The master is connected to the next slave from the master’s OUT connector
(connector 4 in Figure 4) to the slave’s IN connector (connector 3 in Figure 4).
(connector 4 in Figure 4) to the slave’s IN connector (connector 3 in Figure 4).
8.
A slave is connected to the next slave in the same manner (from OUT to the next
slave’s IN).
slave’s IN).