4.5 TSS signal receiver
TSS signal receiver is used to receive data from the photocells wirelessly. The TSS signal receiver
is connected to a computer via a USB cable.
4.5.1 Signal receiver setup
Screw antenna onto the top connector of the signal receiver and tighten the antenna nut. Attach
the signal receiver to a steel plate located on the top of the tripod via a magnet. The magnet is
located on the bottom of the signal receiver
It is recommended to place the signal receiver is the same height as the photocells for a better
radio signal.
A multicolour LED light
is placed on the top of the
signal receiver:
1.
Blue flashing light
= active and correct communication
with all turned on photocells.
2.
Blue
/
Red
flashing light = at least one of the photocells
in not communicating with the TSS computer software
(e.g. the photocell is turned off or the communication
channel, frequency range or the photocell number does
not correspond to the setting in the TSS computer
software)
3.
Red continuous light
= After clicking “Connect” in the
TSS computer software, the continuous red light
indicates no communication between the signal receiver
and the photocells (e.g. the photocells are turned off).
Before the first use it is necessary to install TSS signal receiver driver
1. Insert the USB cable into the connector located on the signal receiver
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