Installation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Statements
- Guide Conventions
- 1
- Background
- F10 System Hardware
- System Diagrams
- Grouping Multiple Antennas
- 2 x 1 Meter Configuration
- 2
- Antenna Distance from Interfering Elements
- System Performance Considerations
- Determining the Electronics Location
- Environmental Considerations
- Site Survey Conclusion
- 3
- Requirements
- Installation Outline
- F10, 1 Meter and 2 Meter Floor Cuts
- Common Wider Floor Cuts
- Mounting the Electronics Enclosure
- Mounting the Power Supply
- Finishing Installation
- 4
- Antenna Wiring
- Wiring the 2 x 1 Meter System
- Overview
- Wiring Between F10 Systems for Sync
- Wiring peripherals
- 5
- System Setup Using DMS
- Application-Based Detection Modes
- Alarm Severity
- Configuring SAM (Smart Alarm Management)
- Updating the System
- 6
- TR4215 Features
- Basic Tuning Methods Using DMS
- Noise Sources
- Analog View
- Evaluate Jumper Positions
- Configuring the System for Asynchronous Noise
- Resonance Sources
- Data Retrieval
- A
- Power Supply Details
- B
- F10 Parts List
- C
- F10 System – Proximity to Deactivation Units
- F10 System – Proximity to Other Systems
- D
- F10, 2 Meter System
- F10, 1 Meter System
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CHAPTER
5
F10 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
VIA DMS
Overview
This chapter reviews the configuration steps for the F10 system using DMS. There are slight
differences between the 1m and 2m systems. Antenna tuning is covered in Chapter 6: F10 Tuning.
Please follow the tuning guide to optimize system performance after configuring the F10 system.
Note: Please use DMS version 1.8.31 or later. TR4215 firmware version must be 4.00 or later.
System Setup Using DMS
The DMS setup procedure varies between the two overall system configurations:
• Single-Electronics System (i.e. only one or two antenna assemblies) and
• Multi-Electronics System (more than two antennas must be synced when less than 12m
[40ft] apart).
Note: 12m [40ft] is the minimum distance where a sync cable is not required between two (2) separate
single-electronics systems, but this should be taken on a case by case basis. See
Appendix C for
minimum distances to avoid interactions.
The instructions below emphasize which parameters should be setup for the TR4215 board. In
either case, setup is similar but an extra step is needed for Multi-Antenna configuration. A basic
knowledge of the DMS tool is assumed.
Note: Refer to the Field Service Diagnostic Management User’s Guide for general help using the DMS tool.
Single-Electronic System Setup
The basic setup process consists of following steps:
1. Make a new DMS connection.
2. Configure the electronic(s) for Detector mode.
3. Set up alarm responses based on customer needs.