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Hi-G-Tek Ltd. Microelectronics & Asset Tracking Technology
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5.1.System description
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5.1.1. General.
Hi-G-Tek DataSeals operate in sleep mode to conserve power. A
pre-determined periodically awakens them from sleep mode. This
allows them to monitor the surrounding airwaves for a Reader's
wake up signal.
Tw is the notation used throughout this manual for the wakeup cycle
time of the seal.
When the Reader initiates a session, it transmits a stream of data bits
of programmable length. The notation of the data stream length is Thw.
The seals use the SLOTTED ALOHA concept to communicate back to
a Reader. The length of an ALOHA time slot is notated as Ts. (Ts is
also notated as a window). This time slot is usually of fixed duration.
For the Verify, Addressed Verify and Tamper commands, Ts should
be defined externally in the command (see paragraph 5.6.3.2.).
Fig. 5.1 - RF Communication Channels