User Manual

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If wireless synchronization is selected:

• Select the antenna that should be used for emitting and receiving synchronization bursts.

• Select the synchronization burst detection sensitivity. If default value does not ensure the

correct synchronization of all slaves then it is possible to adjust the sensitivity of the non-

synchronized slaves. You just have to adjust the detection level until you get the required

synchronization (LEDs flickering cyclically). Sensitivity can be adjusted between 50 (high

sensitivity) and 2000 (low sensitivity).

Figure 30: Master/Slaves Synchronization Antenna Best Configuration

Configuring advanced alarm detection parameters

In “Alarm Detection Options” section:

• Select alarm detection sensitivity. Decrease sensitivity in case too many false alarms occur.

• Select up to four different AFI values as two hexadecimal digits. Items whose AFI matches

one of those values will trigger an alarm.

Configuring advanced alarm signaling parameters

In “Alarms” section:

• Select the alarm report interval. If the same stolen item passes through the gate several

times, it will be reported only once every n seconds.

• Select whether or not the alarm should be triggered only if reading of UID/Memory of stolen

items was successful.

A Value of 2500 & above is recommended for first installation to avoid

synchronization being blinded by nearby operating equipment and

noise.

Best Air Synchronization Results are obtained when using the same

antenna for all Receiving and Transmitting antennas: all Top or all

Centre ones.

Transmitting

Antenna

Receiving

Antenna