Dickson WiZARD2.4, Руководство пользователя

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Receiver (WR420/425):
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WR420 features a WR400 Receiver and WiZARD2.4 Software. WR425
features a WR400 Receiver and WiZARD2.4 SECURE 21CFR11
Compliant Software.
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The Receiver forwards data packets from the Loggers to the WiZARD2.4
database.
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Must always be on and connected to the PC via a USB cable. It should be
powered via the AC adapter and have Backup Batteries installed.
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Receivers do not require calibration.
Logger (WT400/420/440/WH420/425/445):
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Take readings at regular intervals and send those readings to the
Receiver at regular transmission intervals.
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Loggers are setup via USB at the host PC.
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Have a practical unobstructed operating range of up to 300 ft (150 ft.
standard) from Receiver. Any metal infrastructure or other wireless
devices will significantly reduce operating range.
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Will save logged data when communications with the Receiver have been
interrupted. Once communications are restored, saved logged data will be
sent.
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Loggers should be calibrated every 6 to 12 months.
Repeater (WA400):
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Extends the distance of a Logger from the Receiver by forwarding the data
packet from the Logger to the Receiver.
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Must be setup in the WiZARD2.4 Software in order to operate.
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Logger(s) must be told to send data packet to the Repeater not the
Receiver.
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Repeater can forward data packets for multiple Loggers.
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Repeaters can forward data packets to another Repeater.
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Repeaters do not require calibration.
Signal Sensor (WS400):
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Allows the user to determine the signal strength of the Receiver, and any
setup Repeaters, at a current or potential Logger or Repeater location.
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Does not look for Loggers only Repeaters and Receivers