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Configuring Dart RTLS

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5 Click Save for the new configuration to take effect.

Configuring health tag

In addition to reference tags, health tags can be configured. Health tags are used to monitor

system RTLS health over time.

To configure a health tag:

1 Start Hub Administration and Management application, click Configuration.

2 In the Table view of the Configuration page, find Health Tag configuration table

3 Right click on the table, from the popup menu, select Add or Remove to add a new health

tag or remove an existing one.

4 Double click on a table cell or column of an existing health tag row to start entering

corresponding health tag parameters.

 Enable: Double-click this field to activate or deactivate a health tag.

 Hth #: Enter a unique number (1 to 32) to represent this health tag.

 Tag ID (hex): Enter the tag ID number as shown on the barcode factory label.

 Tag Position: Enter the measured (x, y, z) position of the health tag with respect to the

origin (0, 0, 0) of the user-defined coordinate system.

 Measure Period: From the drop down list, select the time period for which the health tag

is measured.

 Detect Percentage: Enter the locate percentage threshold. The health tag, to be considered

healthy, should have the percentage of locates more than the number specified here

during the Measure Period specified.

 Error Radius: Enter the error radius threshold. The health tag, to be considered healthy,

should have average difference between the Tag Position specified and the calculated

locations during the Measure Period specified less than the error radius specified here.

5 After editing, click Save to save the new UWH-1200 configuration.

To delete a health tag, right-click the respective row and select Delete.

Configuring Virtual Groups

For the Hub to be able to generate location data, you need to configure Virtual Groups among

RTLS receivers. By making adjustments to these Virtual Groups, you can achieve improvements

in performance and accuracy. For example, when an unobstructed view of the entire coverage