User manual
REI2 
User manual 
Doc: R2U_2_1079_002_E 
Version: 1.07.9 
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1.  Introduction to LinkGate 
The transmission of an impulse via radio is a critical phase in timekeeping. The possibility of 
losing the data transmitted, of having very inaccurate timing and the transmission difficulties in 
some zones has often made timekeepers and trainers skeptical about this type of approach. 
The LinkGate Encoder system represents a radical innovation in the field of radio transmission 
of impulses for timekeeping. Technological evolution makes it possible to go from the old 
impulse transmission systems to the more modern data transmission concept, which can 
guarantee extreme accuracy, redundancy of the information transmitted and greater reliability. In 
addition, the compact size of the system and the possibility of using modules which have built-in 
radio or modules which can be connected to any type of VHF or UHF transmitter radio make the 
LinkGate Encoder the ideal instrument for training and competitions at every level. 
The components of the LinkGate system are: 
Type Power supply Radio 
Encoder (Enc003)  Trasmitter Lithium battery Connectable to external transceiver 
Decoder (Dec003)  Receiver Taken from 
stopwatch 
Connectable to external transceiver 
Encoder (Enc005)  Trasmitter  NiMh  internal 
batteries 
Connectable to external transceiver 
EncRadio (Enc004)  Transmitter  NiMh  internal 
batteries 
With built-in radio module and 
connectable to external transceiver 
DecRadio (Dec004)  Receiver  Taken  from 
stopwatch 
With built-in radio module and 
connectable to external transceiver 
The use of modules with or without built-in radio is similar. Consequently in the following 
instructions, except when otherwise specified, the term Encoder will be used to refer to both the 
module of transmission with radio (Encradio) and to the module without radio (Encoder), and the 
term Decoder will refer to the receiving module (also with or without radio). The Encoder 
Enc003 and Encoder Enc005 modules are the same except for the type of power supply. 










