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Worth Data 7000 Adding Relays, Connecting a Relay Station, Channel Changes, Setting the Relay ID

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Channel Changes

To determine the current channel of a Base Station , power up the Base and watch the LED light on the front of the unit. On power UP, a Base LED will blink "channel +3" times. For example, a unit that blinks 5 times on power up is operating on channel 2. Channel 0 blinks 3 times, channel 5 blinks 8 times.

Changing the Channel on a Base/Relay

The Base Station and its related Relays must have their channel set to the same channel as the R/F Terminals in their network. The channel is set on a Base or Relay by turning a rotary switch to the setting 0-5 (6 different channels to choose from). Use a very small flat head screwdriver to turn the switch to the desired number. See the circuit board diagram on page A-1 for location of the rotary switch.

Setting the Relay ID

Each Relay must also have a unique ID, which is set by the RF Terminal Serial Configuration Utility.

Adding Relays

Connecting a Relay Station

How it works…

A Relay station allows you to extend the area of your R/F coverage. Relays are connected by cable to the Base station, acting as a remote antenna. More than one Relay can be added by “multi-dropping” additional Relays. Using a Relay requires changing the setup on the Base station in addition to added cabling. The diagram below shows how Relays are added:

Although Relays will extend your R/F range, they do slightly slow down your response time. If response time is your problem, Relays may help only if the problem occurs on the outer limits of your range. Use Site Testing to help you determine if adding a Relay will help. If you are considering Relays, read Chapter 4; Performance Issues first.

If adding only one Relay, the cabling should run between the unlabeled port on the Base station and the unlabeled port on the Relay. In this example, both the Base Station and Relay should have jumpers set to “terminated”.

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7000 specifications

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