HYT Science and Technology Co TX-92 TX-92 Patrol Record Transmitter User Manual

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PREFACE
Thank you for your purchase of the HYT Patrol Recorder (referred to as “Patrol Point”
below). We believe this easy-to-use Patrol Point will provide you with reliable, convenient,
and efficient patrol management service. To enable you to fully understand the performance,
usage and maintenance of this device, please read this manual carefully before use.
IMPORTANT REGULATORY INFORMATION
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules:
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference that is received, including any interference
that may cause undesired operation.
WARNING:
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
FCC ID: R74TX-92
IC: 5465A-TX92
IMPORTANT:
The END-USER of this device shall be responsible for submitting updated information in
the event the operating location or other information changes after the initial registration.
The grantee shall notify the user of this requirement. The information provided by the
grantee or user to the commission shall include:
the name,
address,
telephone number, and
e-mail address of the user,
the address and geographic coordinates(Latitude & Longitude) of the operating location,
and the FCC identification number of the device.
The material shall be submitted to the following address:
Experimental Licensing Branch OET,
Federal Communications Commission,
445 12th street, SW., Washington, DC 20554,
ATTN: RFID Registration.
NOTE:
THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV
INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS
EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO
OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
WARNING: Operation under this rule part is restricted to RFID TAGS that are used
with commercial shipping containers.) Operation must be limited to commercial &
Industrial areas; ie Ports, rail terminals & warehouses.
WARNING: To prevent interference to Federal Government radar systems, operation
under the provisions of this section is not permitted within 40 kilometers (25MILES) of the
following locations:
DoD Radar Site
Latitude
Longitude
Beale Air Force Base
39°08’10”N
121°21’04”W
Cape Cod Air Force Station
41°45’07”N
070°32’17”W
Clear Air Force Station
64°55’16”N
143°05’02”W
Cavalier Air Force Station
48°43’12”N
097°54’00”W
Eglin Air Force Base
30°43’12”N
086°12’36”W
Contents
Precautions and System Maintenance
Product Inspection
System Composition
Patrol Point (Transmitter)
Patrol Radio (Receiver)
Patrol Management Software
Applied Solution
Installation
Precautions and System Maintenance
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There are two types of Patrol Points: Patrol Point with Adapter Jack and Patrol Point without
Adapter Jack. The former one is used indoors and adopts the power supply with adapter or
battery. The latter one is used indoors and outdoors, and can be powered by battery only.
When used indoors, it is suggested to adopt the Patrol Point with Adapter Jack, to use the power
supply with adapter and ensure long-time reliable operation.
When used outdoors, the Patrol Point without Adapter Jack must be selected, to ensure
effective water protection.
If adopting power supply with battery, the power situation of the battery will be transmitted with
Tx code to the radio. Then the power situation of each Patrol Point can be viewed after read or
received via the patrol management software. Replace the battery immediately when it runs low.
Product Inspection
Please unpack the package box carefully and check that all items shipped were received; report any
missing or damaged items to your dealer.
Supplied Items (for Patrol Point without Adapter Jack)
Item
Qty. (PCS)
Patrol Recorder (Patrol Point)
Owner’s Manual
Accessory Bag (4 O-ring screws/ 4 expansion
screws/ 4 rubber stoppers)
Supplied Items (for Patrol Point with Adapter Jack)
Item
Qty. (PCS)
Patrol Recorder (Patrol Point)
Adapter
Owner’s Manual
Accessory Bag (4 O-ring screws/ 4 expansion
screws/ 4 rubber stoppers)
System Composition
The patrol management system is made up of the following parts:
◆ Patrol Point (transmitter)
1) It is to encode such information as the current Patrol Point ID, time and battery status and then
transmit it in the form of radio signals. Precise clock chip is installed in the Patrol Point and supplied
with a dedicated battery. The clock can be calibrated via PC programming.
2) Operating Mode:
The Patrol Point can operate in the following modes:
2.1 User Mode: It is the normal operating mode for the Patrol Point. The Patrol Point will operate in
this mode after power-on. In this mode, the Patrol Point will send, at intervals, a group of codes
including such information as the current Patrol Point ID, time and battery status. The interval can be
set in the programming software among 1-10 seconds. 3 seconds is recommended.
2.2 Program & Adjust Mode: The Patrol Point can be programmed wirelessly in this mode, and the
transmit power of the Patrol Point can be adjusted, so as to adjust the valid transmit coverage of the
Patrol Point.
Power on the Patrol Point and then press the button on the side of the Patrol Point to enter this
mode.
Connect the Patrol Radio with PC via the programming cable, to program the patrol piont wirelessly
via the programming software of Patrol Point.
In this mode, the Patrol Radio can be used to adjust the transmit power of the Patrol Point. Please
refer to the introduction of the Patrol Radio for detailed operations.
2.3 Test Mode: Generally, this mode is not used by the user. It is suggested to disable the mode
when programming.
3) Specifications:
3.1 Frequency: 434MHz
3.2 Transmit Coverage: 0.1-100m (adjustable via the Patrol Radio)
3.3 Power Supply: 1.5V AA Alkaline battery×3; for the patrol point with adapter jack, the 220V AC
power may be applied by plugging the adapter onto it. When battery with general capacity is
used as power supply, and “Compatible TX-90 System” is not checked when programming, the
battery is conservatively estimated to last two and a half years, or even last above seven years;
if “Compatible TX-90 System” is checked when programming, it is estimated to last about 9
months. The battery life varies with the selected transmission interval, transmit power and
battery capacity and lasts longer if with longer transmit interval, lower transmit power and higher
battery capacity. It is suggested to use high capacity alkaline battery or rechargable battery.
3.4 Operating Temperature: -40℃/+70℃
◆ Patrol Radio (receiver)
TK
SK1
SK2
Besides the available functions and features of conventional radio, the Patrol Radio used in the
patrol management system is also capable of receiving information transmitted from Patrol Point.
When the patrol person with Patrol Radio enters into the coverage of the Patrol Point, the radio will
receive and automatically record information such as the current Patrol Point ID, battery strength
and time, which can be read from the Patrol Radio via the patrol manangement software or
transmitted directly by the Patrol Radio to the patrol manangement software, to be viewed and
analyzed. The radio will emit a prompt tone indicating successful recording.
The Patrol Radio can be used to adjust the transmit power of Patrol Point. Operations:
Power on the Patrol Radio while holding down SK1 and SK2 on it for two seconds. Release the keys
when the LED flashes orange once, to enter Point Power Adust Mode, so as to adjust valid transmit
coverage of Patrol Point.
The keys function as follows in this mode:
SK1: increase valid transmit coverage of Patrol Point.
SK2: decrease valid transmit coverage e of Patrol Point.
PTT: test valid transmit coverage of Patrol Point.
TK: automatically adjust the valid transmit coverage of Patrol Point to where the Patrol Radio
locates.
◆Patrol Management Software
This software can be applied to set patrol plan, patrol route; receive patrol information transmited
from the Patrol Radio and read patrol information in the Patrol Radio; manage and analyze collected
information; supervise patrol person. Please refer to the corresponding help file of the software for
detailed operations.
◆Applied Solution:
a. At each place where the patrol person is required to patrol install a Patrol Point, which transmits
patrol information regularly.
b. When the patrol person with Patrol Radio passes by the Patrol Point, the Patrol Radio will receive
and automatically record the patrol information, and also can send the patrol information to the patrol
management softare.
c. The patrol management software is installed on PC, receiving patrol information transmitted by the
Patrol Radio or reading the patrol information in the Patrol Radio, to generate database; analyzing
all patrol information; checking whether the patrol person with Patrol Radio is on duty according to
the patrol plan.
Equipment Installation
1. Place Selection
The installation place should be away from metal objects and are out of easy reach. The front of the
Patrol Point should face the route to ensure reliable receiving.
The following direction is recommended:
2. Shown as the following figure, remove the four rubber stoppers and the four screws with a screwdriver,
and open the Patrol Point.
3. Drill four holes in proper places in the wall, the diameter of which should be consistent with that of the
green rubber stopper. The place and size of the hole are shown as the following figure. Then lay the four
green rubber stoppers, with the face parallel to the wall, shown as the following figure.
99.30
62.20
59.60
3. Fasten the four O-ring screws (PTS3.3X20) to fix the chassis onto the wall. Then stuff rubber stopper
into the screw holes to ensure waterproof performance, shown as the following figure.
4. Place the front cover on the chassis. Lock the four screws in the indicated directions and then fasten
one screw to fix the cover, shown as the following figure.
5. If the power of the Patrol Point is supplied through adapter, insert one end of the adapter into the
transmitter, and the other into the AC socket, shown as the following figure.
HYT endeavors to achieve the accuracy and completeness of this manual, but no warranty of accuracy or
reliability is given. All the above specifications and design are subject to change without notice due to
continuous development.
No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, translated, stored in a retrieval system, distributed, or
transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose without the express
written permission of HYT.

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