User Manual

Radio Network Number

It is highly

comm

to customize the Radio Network Number of each Radio

Automatic finding of Radio

Launch an automatic finding of the radio relays with your TBOS-II™ Field Transmitter (See

Instruction Manual of TBOS-II™ Field Transmitter)

The list of radio relays within the Field Transmitter radio range (TBOS Radio Relays and IQ-

TBOS Master Radio Module) is displayed on transmitter screen. From this list you are able to:

- Rename a relay

- Launch an automatic finding command of TBOS™/TBOS-II™ controllers equipped

with TBOS-II™ Radio Adaptors. All settings and programming operations of the

controllers are doable from your transmitter, thru the relay.

- Launch an automatic finding command of secondary relays

The ability to find secondary radio relays (Test relay) allows using your Field Transmitter as a

tool able to help you in installation and definition of the best location for relays of an IQ-TBOS

Radio Network. During finding of secondary radio relays, the transmitter displays the radio

reception level of each secondary relay in the list. This information will help you to find the

best location for your new relay.

Then, Radio Network building is launch from IQ V2 Software (See Help Section of your IQ

software)

Please read the IQ-TBOS Specifications and Installations Guide to

know more about radio network mana

nt.

IQ V2.0 Central Control

Your TBOS Radio Relay can be integrated in a Radio Network centralized on IQ V2.0 Software.

A Radio Network is built on a based Master Radio Module (installed in an ESP-LX Series

satellite) and if necessary, one or several TBOS Radio Relay(s). The Master Radio Module

and/or Radio Relays have capability to communicate with one or several TBOS Controllers

equipped with TBOS-II Radio Adaptors.

To communicate, those radio devices MUST have th

sam

Radio

two

Number.

Each Master Radio Module (or each radio network) MUST have a

diff

ere

Radio

Network

Number.