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WARNING!!
Covering a registered FOB with clothing, a flotation device, towel, with
your arm or legs, another body of a person, or pet may cause a
disruption in communication and inadvertently trigger the alarm and kill
switch actuator
After the AUTOTETHER
TM
system is installed and before getting
underway for the first time, it is recommended that you check
onboard Host/FOB communication by carrying a registered FOB
around all parts of your vessel – including below deck and into the
head. Pay attention to any areas onboard that cause disruption of
Host/FOB communication.
OPERATION
If the FOB turns on and no host is available on the same radio
channel within 3 minutes it will turn off.
If the FOB sees a boot message from a host within 3 minutes, it will
reset it’s timers and begin communication at the time slot indicated
by its FOB_ID
FOB will communicate with the host every 0.5s
If it misses 2 communications with the host, it will wait for new
synchronization from the host. If it has not been synchronized
within 3 minutes it will turn itself off.
If the Fob receives a turn-off command from the host, it will turn
itself off. The FOB cannot be manually turned off. The Host
automatically turns off the FOB when it is turned off.
AUTOTETHER
TM
FOBs come pre-set at the factory for normal operation,
however they can be tuned for specific purposes. Each FOB has 3
separate Dipswitches that control specific FOB functions.
FOB Dipswitch # 2
Two (2) sliders that set the FOB identification for the Host
Dipswitch #2 is set at the factory and is sealed. No further
adjustment is necessary.
Modifications to be performed by authorized Autotether
representative only.
FOB Dipswitch # 3
This Dipswitch can be used to change the characteristics of the FOB from