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OPERATIONAL MANUAL

OPERATIONAL MANUAL

Universal Radio Socket

CONTENTS:

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice 2

Intellectual Property 3

Note 3

Disclaimer of Warranties; Exclusion of Liability 3

Special Information 4

Safety Precautions 4

Precaution on Terminology 4

1. Introduction 5

2. Product Features and Specifications 5

3. Device design and principle of operation 7

3.1. Purpose of sockets 7

3.2. Purpose of indication 7

3.3. External power source 8

3.4. Extension module support 8

3.5. Universal Radio Socket Operating Modes 8

4. Universal Radio Socket Configuration 10

4.1. Access point properties 10

4.2. Client properties 10

5. Universal Radio Socket Firmware Update 11

6. Operational safety 12

7. Installation and operation 12

8. Marking, packaging, storage, transportation, disposal 13

8.1. Package marking 13

8.2. Packaging 13

8.3. Product storage conditions 13

8.4. Storage period 13

8.5. Transportation conditions 13

8.6. Preparation for transportation 14

8.7. Disposal of the product 14

9. Warranty 14

Summary of content (15 pages)

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OPERATIONAL MANUAL Universal Radio Socket CONTENTS: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice Intellectual Property Note Disclaimer of Warranties; Exclusion of Liability Special Information Safety Precautions Precaution on Terminology 1. Introduction 2. Product Features and Specifications 3. Device design and principle of operation 3.1. Purpose of sockets 3.2. Purpose of indication 3.3. External power source 3.4. Extension module support 3.5. Universal Radio Socket Operating Modes 4.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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Intellectual Property Notice Antilatency is registered trademark of ALT LLC. Other company names and product names in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
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Special Information Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury, or property damage. Additional information to read as required. This information is provided to increase understanding or make operation easier. Safety Precautions The following notation is used in this manual to provide precautions required to ensure safe usage of the Universal Radio Socket. The safety precautions that are provided are extremely important to ensure safety.
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1. Introduction Universal Radio Socket is a lightweight and small Socket, that can act as an access point or as a client. It supports the Extension Module – a module that allows reading external triggers and controlling other devices. Thanks to its small size, this lightweight Universal Radio Socket can be used to track objects instead of Tag if the tracked object has its own battery or an external battery can be fitted inside or outside the object's casing.
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Fig. 1. Overall device dimensions ATTENTION! The operator is responsible for the correct installation, operation and maintenance of the product. When moving the product from a cold to a warm room, it is recommended to unpack it and hold it for at least 12 hours before installation at an operating temperature of +5°C to +50°C and a humidity of no more than 75% (at +25°C).
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3. Device design and principle of operation 3.1. Purpose of sockets Fig. 2. Device layout (1 — antenna, 2 – contact pads, 3 – magnet, 4 — mounting holes, 5 — LED indicator, 6 – housing, 7 – USB type C connector) 3.2. Purpose of indication Indicator state Device state Radio is disabled. Connection limit is 0. Searching for a free radio channel or the radio channel is set to a specific value and this channel is occupied by another device.
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3.3. External power source You can power a Universal Radio Socket from an external power bank via a USB type-C port. In this case the Universal Radio Socket functions as a client. 3.4. Extension module support Universal Radio Socket supports the Extension Module. The Extension Module connects to the Universal Radio Socket through a USB type-C port to transmit data about external triggers and response control (vibration, etc.).
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Fig. 3. Appearence of Universal Radio Socket as AltHmdRadioSocketShadow Fig. 4.
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4. Universal Radio Socket Configuration Before configuration you have to learn about the available radio channels, restrictions, and recommendations in the Antilatency Radio Protocol (https://developers.antilatency.com/Terms/Antilatency_Radio_Protocol_en.html). Universal Radio Socket supports two operation modes: as client and as access point. 4.1. Access point properties RadioChannel sets the specific channel that will be used.
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5. Universal Radio Socket Firmware Update Device Network tab of AntilatencyService app is used to update firmware of Universal Radio Socket. First, connect Universal Radio Socket via USB to the Host. After that, you can access the device configuration via the ADN. Open the AntilatencyService and go to the Device Network tab. Select your device in the Device Tree. Fig. 5. Universal Radio Socket in the Device Tree Click the icon in the lower right corner and select the Reflash firmware option. Fig. 6.
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Here you see a list of firmware versions available for download. The current version will be marked with a red arrow. Fig. 7. Available firmware versions Select the required firmware version and click Flash. Wait till the end of the installation. ATTENTION! Do not close the program or disconnect the device during the update! Learn more about Universal Radio Socket Firmware https://developers.antilatency.com/HowTo/Firmware_Update_en.html Update: 6.
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• sufficient ventilation; • exclusion of the local heating impact, high frequency currents; • exclusion of the concentration of flammable and explosive vapors and dust. The service life, productivity and precision of a product depend on careful handling of equipment. 8. Marking, packaging, storage, transportation, disposal 8.1.
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Transportation conditions Parameter Value Temperature range -50°С...+40°С Relative humidity <80% at +25°С Atmosphere pressure 70...106.7 kPa 8.6. Preparation for transportation The product must be secured to ensure a stable position, exclude mutual displacement and shock. When carrying out loading and unloading operations and transportation, the requirements of the handling signs, printed on the shipping container must be strictly observed. 8.7.
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element replacement etc.) without the prior permission of ALT LLC. 4.4. Goods with self-diagnostics indicating improper operation conditions. 4.5. Technically complex Goods which erection, assembling and commissioning works are performed by other specialists but not specialists of Seller or companies recommended by Seller except cases directly specified by Goods documentation. 4.6.