User Manual

When no longer docked to the Awinda Station the MTw will activate its radio and start to

search for an Awinda Master to connect wirelessly to. All possible channels are scanned, but

the MTw will connect to the channel, which has an Awinda Master available. If multiple

Awinda Masters are active, the MTw will automatically pick the channel with the best

(strongest) wireless link. Since each channel is scanned, it will take a few seconds to connect.

NOTE: If you experience a very poor wireless connection, or slow detection of MTw’s, select

a different wireless channel in the wireless configuration or turn-off potential sources of 2.4

GHz radiation (Bluetooth, WiFi, walkie-talkies, etc.)

6.5.5 Connecting MTw’s to an Awinda Master

When a connection has been established

between the Awinda Master and the

MTw’s, each MTw appears in the list on

the right hand side, with an indication of

the signal strength.

As each new MTw is detected, the

maximum Update Rate (marked as “Rate

(Hz)”) will decrease as appropriate.

The LED on the MTw will blink synchronously with the LED of the Awinda USB Dongle or with

the CONN LED of the Awinda Station, when a successful link has been established.

The user should decide which of the

detected MTw’s to use in the

measurements. To disconnect a given

Awinda Master and an MTw, right click

over the MTw, and select “Reject for

Station: <StationID>”. Where Station ID is

the serial number of the Awinda Master

in use.