User Manual

Initially, if a user has rejected the MTw for a given station, this is depicted as “Unknown”. A

rescan shows that the MTw was rejected by the user “Blacklisted”.

To reconnect a rejected MTw and Awinda Master, right-click the MTw and select “Accept for

Station: <Station ID>”.

Rejecting an MTw does not cause it to power off; it stops communication between that MTw

and the Awinda Master.

NOTE: To power off the MTw, the user should power it off in the Device List, while docked in

the Awinda Station, before starting the wireless configuration. See Section 6.4.1.

6.5.6 Update Rate

As each MTw makes a connection with

the Awinda Master, the Maximum

Update Rate decreases accordingly.

It is possible to select an update rate, by

double clicking the value under “Rate

(Hz)”, a drop down menu will appear with

the available update rates.

NOTE: The default update rate is always one value less than the maximum, to ensure that

retransmissions are possible during recording. Users can increase this to maximum but

caution should be taken as this will reduce or remove the possibility of retransmissions.

Table 1 provides an indication of the maximum and typical update rates for a number of

MTw’s. The buffering time is also indicated. This is the amount of time that data can be

expected to be stored on the MTw, if the user goes beyond the specified radio transmission

range.

Table 1: Typical and maximum update rates and buffering times

Amount of

MTw’s

UR [Hz]

(max – no

retransmissions)

Buffering

time[s]

(max)

UR [Hz]

(typical – allowing

retransmissions)

Buffering Time [s]

(typ)

150

120

100