Ronghua Electronic EGUARDEG3388 User Manual

Installation Manual for
EG2233/EG3333/EG8406/EG3355/EG3388
RF EAS Systems
DSP system with proprietary software incorporating RF/ADD.
EG2233 classic. EG3333 ABS, EG8404 chrome and ABS, EG3355/3388 acrylic
Automatic analysis of noise and interference ensuring high pick rate and fast response time.
Environmental friendly with low power usage.
Diaward Electronic Security Systems Ltd.
19-20 Connaught Road Central
th
Floor, Fung House
15
Hong Kong
Simplify Installation and Set-up Procedures
(Tx2300 Transmitter and Rx4300 Receiver)
Detection distance
Distance
Labels/tags
40×40mm labels 1.0m 1.2m
Suggested Maximum
Tags(Q≥220) 1.6m
1.8m
Transmitter Antenna Tx 2300
Normally no tuning required.
Refer to figure 5
Technical Data:
Operating voltage……. DC 24V
Operating current……. < 450mA Fuse…………………… 250V, 500mA Sweeping frequencies….…. 7.6~8.2MHz Modulation frequency..180Hz, 172Hz, 160Hz or 150Hz (factory setting at 180Hz)
Adjusting Modulation Frequency
The modulation frequency is preset at the factory at 180Hz. Adjusting the setting at JP5, JP6, JP7 and JP8 will change the modulation frequency.
Disconnected Connected 180Hz JP5, JP6, JP8 JP7 172Hz JP5, JP7, JP8 JP6 160Hz JP6, JP7, JP8 JP5 150Hz JP5, JP6, JP7 JP8
For systems to operate, the Modulation Frequency of the Tx and Rx must be the same.
Multiple connections Non-synchronization
If there are two or more groups of antennae which are 10m away from each other, and synchronization is not suitable, it is necessary to change the modulation frequency of one group from another to avoid interference between systems, i.e. one set of transmitters at 180Hz and while another set at 160Hzor 150Hz or 172Hz. For example, in figure 1 and
4 if the two sets of systems are over 10m apart, setting two different modulation frequency for the two groups would be sufficient. However, for the set up in figure 2 and 3 , synchronization would be necessary (see section on Synchronization below).
PROJECT-1
R
B
T
A
PROJECT-2
RRT TRR
PROJECT-3
PROJECT-4
Multiple connections
Figure 1
Figure 2
AB
Figure 3
RT
TR
TR
RT
R
ELEVATOR
T
Figure 4
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