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The Vuze Table Location system utilizes a technology called

Active RFID. Active RFID allows the tags to be in constant

communication with each other and aids in ensuring that the

system is as real-time as possible.

To ensure the best experience when using Vuze, it is important

to understand one core ideal throughout.

A GuestTag MUST hear the same ReferenceTag two times

in a row (2x) for it to register an update on the display.

For example: GuestTag # 10 is handed to a guest and they go

to sit down.

As that guest is moving through the dining room #10 is calling

out and listening for any ReferenceTag responses. After the

Reference Tags respond, #10 collects all of that information

and transmits it to the Reader for processing. The

ReferenceTag that is considered the LOUDEST is what the

system considers to be the closest, regardless of distance.

Since the guest is moving, each time #10 responds back to

the system it is hearing a different ReferenceTag as the

loudest (since it is not 2x in a row, the system is not updated).

When the guest sits down in Zone 4 or by the Window or on

Table 12, the GuestTag will continue to call. Since the guest is

no longer moving it will hear the ReferenceTag marking that

area 2x or more in a row and will update the screen to show

the appropriate location.

The same concept applies when handing out a GuestTag

("Activating"), or returning a GuestTag ("Deactivating"); the

specific GuestTag MUST hear the same ReferenceTag 2x in a

row before the system will update.

 Metal Surfaces or

obstructions may deflect the

Reference Tag signal

resulting in a tag being the

closest BUT not being the

LOUDEST.

 When moving, the Guest

Tag will call out every four (4)

seconds and when at rest,

every twelve (12) seconds.

As a result, you will see a

slight delay on the display.

 Guest Tags will need to

charge a minimum of one

hour prior to use.

 The system relies on the

GuestTag assuming that the

closest Reference Tag is also

the loudest. It is important to

ensure that obstructions do

not prevent that from being

the case.