Alteros GTX Series, Руководство пользователя

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3.2 Transmitter Controls
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An On/Off power switch is located in the battery compartment.
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The adjustable transmitter parameters are shown on a display located on
the face of the transmitter.
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The adjustable transmitter parameters are:
1. System ID (SYS) – Each transmitter must be assigned a system ID
(1-9) that must match the system ID set on the GTX3224
Each transmitter will only transmit after it receives permission to
transmit from the system. In order to receive permission,
synchronization with the system must be established and the
system ID from the system must match with the transmitter. This
will prevent users with transmitters assigned the same channel
time slot from a different system ID from interfering if they enter
the coverage area of another system. If your transmitter is not
linking, check that the transmitter system ID matches the system
ID shown on the tools screen of the GTX3224 Main Control Unit.
Note: The system ID does not apply to GTX32 transceivers. GTX32
transceivers from separate systems must be
physically/RF/temporally isolated from one another to prevent
system timing collisions.
2. Channel Number (CHAN) – The channel time slot assigned to the
transmitter (01-24.) Each transmitter in the system is assigned a
unique channel number that represents the time it should operate
in the TDMA controlled scheme. To operate the GTX24
transmitter, turn on and set each GTX24 transmitter to be used in
the system to its own channel time slot. The default setting upon
turn on is CHAN 1. To operate more than one transmitter with the
system, you must set each GTX24 to a different channel number.
No frequency coordination, registration or database checking is