
POLIFEMO-RADIO-LIGHT
User manual
Doc: POL_RL_200_006_E
Version: 2.0
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Even with very disturbed signal transmission, this system ensures maximum reliability and
precision (+/- 0.4 thousandths of a second); the complete reception of a single set of data is all that
is required to reconstruct the original time of the event
5.2. SELECTING SIGNAL TYPE
Switches 1 to 3 make it possible to set the type of impulse you wish to transmit . The following
table summarises the types of impulse available.
SWITCH 1 SWITCH 2 SWITCH 3 Signal type
ON ON ON START
OFF ON ON LAP 6
ON OFF ON LAP 5
OFF OFF ON LAP 4
ON ON OFF LAP 3
OFF ON OFF LAP 2
ON OFF OFF LAP 1
OFF OFF OFF STOP
5.3. IMPULSE TRASMISSION
By using a switch (switch n°8 next to the words TRASMISSION TIME) you can set transmission
duration (approximately 2.3 seconds for long transmission and 0.6 seconds for short). By selecting
long transmission, you will obtain greater redundancy of information as the same data will be
transmitted 16 times. If you select short transmission the set of data will only be transmitted 4 times
so you will have lower redundancy but with a substantial reduction of transmission time.
For normal use, we advise you always to use long transmission (switch n°8 ON) ) in order to
maximise the redundancy of transmitted data. However, for special applications such as the taking
of several intermediate times very close together, using short transmission is the only practical
solution if transmissions are not to overlap.
5.4. TRANSMISSION OF EXTERNAL IMPULSES
The EncRadio-Light module built into the photocell is able to send impulses taken from a source
other than the photocell itself (e.g. gates, pressure switches, buttons …).
The use of this function is controlled by switches 4 and 5 labelled EXTERNAL SIGNAL.
Switch 4 in position ON enables the possibility of sending the impulse taken by other devices and at
the same time disables the photocell itself. Consequently only the EncRadio-Light module built into
the photocell is used.
Switch 5 selects the type of contact used, whether normally open (OFF) or normally closed (ON).
The external device is connected using the black and green banana jacks usually used for acquiring
the photocell signal.
The following table summarises the function of switches 4 and 5.
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