User's Manual

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Summary of content (8 pages)

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Table of Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Information to the User .................................................................................................................... 1 Features of the Ubisensor ............................................................................................................... 2 Installation and Operation Instructions .....................
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Introduction The Ubisensor V2.0 is a basestation used by the Ubisense Location System, which supports the real-time location of objects. It detects ultra-wideband (UWB) pulses emitted by wireless tags (Ubitags), allowing the 3D position of the tag to be found. The use of UWB technology enables greater positioning accuracy than other wireless technologies, because it is much less susceptible to multipath interference effects.
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Features of the Ubisensor The diagrams below show several important features of the Ubisensor: Status LED Timing cable sockets Ventilation holes Networking socket MAC address (ID) label Power Supply Socket Ubisense – Ultra-wideband Location System – Ubisensor V2.
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Installation and Operation Instructions Mounting options Ubisensors have three mounting holes in the back of the case, to which external clamps and brackets can be attached. Two holes are M4 size, the other hole is M6 size (and can be used in conjunction with a standard photographic camera mount). Setting up a sensor cell Ubisense will have supplied you with an updated location system database containing configuration information for the equipment you have received.
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SLAVE UNIT To network 12V DC MASTER UNIT SLAVE UNIT To network 12V DC To network Cat. 5 unshielded (or better) Cat. 5e shielded (or better) 12V DC WARNING: Never plug a networking cable into a timing cable socket, or a timing cable into the networking socket! Switching on the Ubisensor To turn on a Ubisensor, simply turn on the power to the device.
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Troubleshooting If you believe that a Ubisensor is not functioning correctly, and the Ubisense location system management tools are not able to diagnose the problem, it is likely that the Ubisensor is not communicating with the rest of the location system for some reason. Check the following: • • • • The Ubisensor is connected to a power supply, and the supply is switched on. The networking cable is fully plugged in at both ends. Your local network port is connected to the rest of your network.
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Ubisensor Specifications Conventional radio transceiver section (FCC ID: SEASENSOR20) Number of channels: Lowest channel frequency: Highest channel frequency: Maximum output power: 8 2402.5MHz 2480.5MHz +8dBm General specifications Dimensions: Power supply: Operating temperature range: 200mm x 130mm x 60mm 12V DC, centre-pin positive (or 48V PoE) -20ºC to +60ºC Ubisense – Ultra-wideband Location System – Ubisensor V2.