Dynamic Load Monitoring TW30L User Manual
TL3.0 Telemetry Tensile Link
User Manual
REVISION HISTORY
Revision
Date
Changes
1.0
29.10.2018
Initial Release
CONTENTS
Section
Page
1.0
Overview
4
1.1
Networks
5
2.0
Quick Start
6
2.1
Power 6 2.2
Safe Rigging Practice
7
2.3
Pairing 8 2.4
Charging and Battery Life
11
3.0
Technical Specifications
13
3.1
Summary
13
3.2
Battery Specification
14
3.3
Wireless Specification
14
3.4
Physical Specification
14
4.0
Warranty
15
5.0
Standards and Approvals
16
5.1
CE Marking
16
5.2
FCC
1.0 OVERVIEW
The TL-3.0 Telemetry Link is designed for use with the DLM TW-3.0 Telemetry
Handheld and any other product within the d+ range.
The TL-3.0 operates on a free band 2.4GHz frequency and utilises a bespoke
frequency hopping protocol which hops frequency 20 times per second to help
reduce interference.
The TL-3.0 is “paired” with a receiving device and can be viewed simultaneously on as
many receiving devices as required.
The TL-3.0 has a wireless range of 800m; therefore to avoid interference when
multiple TL-3.0 devices paired with their own individual display (i.e. another load cell
and handheld pair within an 800m radius) they should be configured on different
networks.
Some network setup examples are shown overleaf to illustrate the operation.
1.1 NETWORK SETTING EXAMPLES
Example 1: Using two TW-3.0 Handheld devices with two TL-3.0 Telemetry
Tensile links within range of each other.
Pair 1 needs to be paired on a network, i.e. Network 1
Pair 2 needs to be paired on a different network, i.e. Network 2
Example 2: Using two TW-3.0 Handheld devices with two TL-3.0 Telemetry
Tensile links outside of the range of each other.
Both pairs can be paired on the same network as they are far enough apart
that interference will not occur.
Example 3: Using one TW-3.0 Handheld device with two TL-3.0 Telemetry
Tensile links.
The TW-3.0 is set to operate on network 1 and both TL-3.0 Telemetry Tensile
Links are paired, as channel 1 and channel 2 to the TW-3.0.
Example 4: Using two or more TW-3.0 Handheld devices with one TL-3.0
Telemetry Tensile link.
One TW-3.0 is set to Master on network 1, the second TW-3.0 is set to a Slave
on network 1 and the TL-3.0 is paired on channel 1.
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