Dillinger Labs Dani SKAA Pro, Руководство пользователя

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• Dani is capable of up to 50 meter
reliable range with the in2 dBi
screw-on 2.4GHz SMA-type Antenna
• Your actual reliable range will also
depend on how well the Antenna is
implemented in the receive-side device
• For example, a Streetheart SKAA Pro
Receiver is also rated for 50 meter range
and therefore, you can count on actually
getting 50 meter range in practice when
you use Dani and Streetheart together
• If your Receiver is rated for less than 50
meter range, then the lower of the 2
rated ranges will apply
• Dani’s Antenna can be removed by
unscrewing it — do this to protect Dani
from damage during transport. Just like
you always unplug the audio cables from
Dani, get into the habit of removing the
Antenna before you toss Dani into your
gig bag.
• The SMA stud, as well as all switches,
buttons, indicators and jacks, are
protected by the protruding lip of Dani’s
aluminum enclosure — but for sure you
still need to remove the Antenna for
transport and not doing so may void your
warranty
• Normally, you should orient Dani’s
Antenna vertically (point it straight up) —
see the diagrams on the next page
• For best results, get Dani, and therefore
its Antenna, elevated , as high as possible.
Forget about the dog, let’s get Dani
high !
• If you’re using multiple Danis in your
setup, separate them from each other by
at least 2 meters. If you need to have
them close together and you’re getting
poor range, try orienting their antennas
up to 45º from vertical (and 90º from
each other).
• Higher gain, +5 dBi antennas can also be
used with Dani to extend range, if
necessary, to approximately 80 meters.
This may take your Dani above +20 dBm
radiated RF output power which is the
legal limit in certain countries. Check
local laws first and tread carefully.
USER Panel: Antenna
Standard SMA
Antenna stud
In2 dBi
Antenna
Antenna Positioning Tips:
1. Place your Dani in an
elevated location for
maximum range
2. Keep the Antenna
pointed straight up