User's Manual

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6.2 JUMPERS AND DIP SWITCH DESCRIPTION
Pic. 4 - Location of jimpers and DIPs on the board.
JP1 - The free place for spare jumpers.
JP2 - Source of high frequency synchronization.
JP3 - Delay between received trigger signal and the transmitted one – in mode of low
frequency mode.(Not USED IN USA MODEL)
JP4, JP5 - In order to be able to put antenna on resonance, the effects of loop geometries
and different cable lengths can be composed to certain degree. By jumpers JP4, JP5 can
be done the matching deactivation antenna to deactivator unit.
JP6, JP7 - Terminating resistors to the high frequency input terminal IN WIRE. These
resistors should connected to this terminal if there is nothing connected to the (WIRE OUT
terminal).
JP8 - Reserved for the future usage – the expansion deactivator unit.
RX SENS - The sensitivity of the deactivator receiver. Higher receiver sensitivity brings
higher detection height.
DIP 1,2 - Deactivator operational modes.
DIP 3 - Way of deactivator synchronization. (NOT USED IN USA MODEL LEAVE IN OFF MODE)
DIP 4, DIP 5 - Time between particular deactivation pulses in the internal synchronization
mode.
DIP 6 - The feature „pedal“ is enabled/disabled.
DIP 7 - Way of the synchronization.
DIP 8 - Sensitivity of the hard tags and sticker labels recognition.