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5 First steps
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5.11. Expand measuring system
In this chapter, you learn how to integrate the Saveris router,
converter, Ethernet probes and analog coupler into the measuring
system.
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5.11.1. Integrating a Saveris router (optional)
You can use a Saveris router to optimize radio communication
under poor structural conditions or to extend the radio path. The
router receives the signals of the radio probes and forwards them
to the Saveris base. Maximum extension of the radio path can be
achieved by connecting three routers in series.
The measurement data of up to five radio probes can
be transmitted per router or router cascade to the
Saveris base.
Up to 30 routers can be incorporated into the
measurement system. The Saveris base can
communicate directly with a maximum of 15 routers.
The integration of a router is performed in three steps:
1.
Connecting the router to the power supply.
2. Registering the router on the Saveris base.
3. Assigning the radio probe to the router.
When positioning a router, please note the following
points:
• When integrating several probes via a router, the
probe with the weakest radio link determines the
position of the router.
Mount the router in such a way that this probe has
an ideal radio link.
• Probes and router should be mounted so that the
antennas are pointing upwards.
• The radio link between probes and the router, as
well as the router and the Saveris base, should not
be strongly influenced by structural conditions
(walls, shelves, etc.).
Mount the router and probe so that "visual contact"
exists with as many radio links as possible.