AIRX7 High Frequency Addressable Infra Red Receiver
The AIRX7 MkII High Frequency Addressable Infra Red Receiver is housed in a standard ‘single gang' electrical back box. The AIRX7 comprises of a four infra red signal receivers and a decoder, confidence LED and two address switch banks. Because of the higher frequency of operation of the AIRX7, interference problems from high frequency switched lighting technology are negated.
The AIRX7 can be configured to act as a slave to other AIRX7 Receivers to save addresses on larger systems. A typical example of how slaves would be used is to have one master unit in a long corridor and the rest of the receivers in the same corridor to be configured as slave receivers which will take their address information from the master. Should the corridor be reconfigured and further separate addresses become needed to identify separate sections of the corridor (for instance fire doors may be added half way down) then it is a simple procedure to reconfigure one or more of the slave receivers as masters and give them their own unique address code.
There are removable jumpers use to enable/disable the Confidence LED and Tamper switch.
The AIRX7 MkII High Frequency Addressable Infra Red Receiver is housed in a standard ‘single gang' electrical back box. The AIRX7 comprises of a four infra red signal receivers and a decoder, confidence LED and two address switch banks. Because of the higher frequency of operation of the AIRX7, interference problems from high frequency switched lighting technology are negated.
The AIRX7 can be configured to act as a slave to other AIRX7 Receivers to save addresses on larger systems. A typical example of how slaves would be used is to have one master unit in a long corridor and the rest of the receivers in the same corridor to be configured as slave receivers which will take their address information from the master. Should the corridor be reconfigured and further separate addresses become needed to identify separate sections of the corridor (for instance fire doors may be added half way down) then it is a simple procedure to reconfigure one or more of the slave receivers as masters and give them their own unique address code.
There are removable jumpers use to enable/disable the Confidence LED and Tamper switch.
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AIRX4 Addressable Infra Red Receiver Unit
The AIRX4 Addressable Infra Red Receiver is a key part of the personal alarm system. It is housed in a standard ‘single gang' electrical back box. The AIRX4 comprises of a signal receiver and decoder, confidence LED and address switch bank. All receiver units use software algorithm which prevents several units being activated from one Personal Activation Device. There are removable jumpers used to enable/disable the Confidence LED and Tamper switch. The Confidence/Reassurance LED gives a green ‘heartbeat flash' when the unit is in standby to indicate that it is operational, and flashes red when the unit is activated by an infra red signal. |
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