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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | Bewator Entro Series |
| Category | Microphone system |
| Language | English |
Mentions trademarks used in the manual for identification purposes.
How to contact Siemens representatives for questions or comments.
States that training is provided for all products.
Defines the target readers, their qualifications, activities, and product conditions.
Lists general safety instructions for operating the device and handling the document.
Describes the wireless concept designed to minimize installation efforts.
Lists the three main components: SR35i, RF30-EM, and RF9 router.
Details the limits for Bewator Entro systems and wireless segments.
Introduces key concepts of the wireless network like Segment ID and Address.
Advises on identifying and avoiding noise sources that degrade radio signals.
Provides guidelines for wireless unit placement and frequency channel selection.
Discusses mechanical requirements for RF30-EM and notes it's not for outdoor use.
Presents alternative solutions for specific door requirements and bad signal quality.
Advises on optimal placement of SR35i for wireless communication.
Explains how to place RF9 routers to amplify signals and increase distances.
Explains how signals propagate in different directions and influence placement.
Shows how different materials affect signal attenuation and reflection.
Provides guidelines on maximum distances between units and impact of RF9.
Describes the Installer program for configuration and connection verification.
Explains the Door monitor program for displaying logs and system commands.
Lists prerequisites and checks before starting the installation process.
Emphasizes stable power supply and the use of UPS for continuous function.
Discusses methods for starting from scratch or extending sites, prioritizing signal strength.
Details how to configure the SR35i, including Segment ID and Installation key.
Guides the configuration of RF30-EM before mounting, emphasizing correct parameters.
Explains how to add RF9 routers to strengthen the radio signal and improve communication.
Details the final verification step for all doors, especially wireless components.
States that communication requires unit confirmation in the installer program.
Explains how to view, save, and print wireless unit status via the Installer program.
Covers priority cards and personal doors access for RF30-EM, and event recording limitations.
Explains that RF30-EM retains settings during battery replacement.
Describes user-solvable problems like cards not working.
Addresses technical issues requiring service or system changes.
Explains updating firmware for SR35i, door controllers, and RF30-EM.
Covers upgrading to new versions of Bewator Entro software and features.
Discusses expanding the system by adding more doors, SR35i, or routers.
Details procedures for removing, moving, or replacing wireless units in the system.
Explains how building materials affect RF signal propagation through absorption and reflection.
Discusses free space loss and the importance of maintaining adequate signal strength.
Details absorption and reflection of RF signals by various obstructions and materials.
Shows radiation patterns for the SR35i in the horizontal plane.
Displays radiation patterns for the RF30-EM in the horizontal plane.
Presents radiation patterns for the RF9, wall-mounted, in the horizontal plane.
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