RS4006 Match sweep settings before sensitivity changes - English
A transmitter and receiver operating with inconsistent sweep settings may not form the intended RF detection system. Check their actual board and synchronization arrangement before treating reduced performance as a receiver-gain problem.
Applicability
RS4006 matched RF board set. Conflicting JP3 sensitivity-default wording is not resolved by inventing a universal setting.
Match sweep settings before sensitivity changes
A transmitter and receiver operating with inconsistent sweep settings may not form the intended RF detection system. Check their actual board and synchronization arrangement before treating reduced performance as a receiver-gain problem.
The archived manual has inconsistent descriptions of automatic/manual sensitivity selection. Confirm the supplied board's documented switch position rather than applying an assumed default, then verify operation with the intended labels.
Matched sweep and installation checks
The transmitter and receiver sweep settings must correspond. For multiple systems, use the documented matching and synchronization procedure for the supplied boards.
Test the environment, keep stored active tags and large metal away from the antenna, and review nearby electrical noise when false alarms or low sensitivity occur.
Use the dedicated supply and verify detection after changing a frequency or operating mode.
Before handover
- Identify the controller and revision before applying a menu or wiring reference.
- Test the actual tags with normal store equipment operating, then retain the accepted settings.
Document information
The downloadable original is in English. This English online reference summarizes the applicable selection or operating task. The source does not identify a confirmed revision number.
