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Microgate Polifemo - Polifemo-Radio Operating Modes; Centering the Photocell; Radio Transmission Functionality; Digital Impulse Transmission

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POLIFEMO-RADIO
User manual
Doc: POL_R_200_006_E
Version: 2.0
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5 of 11
4. OPERATING MODES
The Polifemo-Radio photocell works by reflection: the maximum operating distance between the
photocell and the reflector is 30 metres.
Fig. 3
Max 30 m
4.1. CENTERING
Centering takes place in the following way: when switched on, the photocell emits a continuous
BEEP, pointing the photocell on the reflector, the BEEP stops, thus indicating correct centering.
5. RADIO TRANSMISSION
The LinkGate-SF system incorporates special technological features to ensure maximum reliability
in the transmission of acquired impulses.
5.1. DIGITAL TRASMISSION OF IMPULSES
EncRadio-SF transmits a set of data (no longer a single impulse!) that contains a large quantity of
information. In particular, the following are transmitted:
The transmitter’s code (which can be selected with the Channel Select switches)
The type of signal transmitted (Start, Lap number or Stop, which can be selected with the Signal
Type switch)
How long ago the event took place.
To the set of data are added numerous control codes and error self-correction codes which prevent a
signal from being incorrectly interpreted during reception.
All the data (information + control codes) are transmitted 16 times, in order to reduce the possibility
of reception failure.