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Because of potential body shielding during movement, it is useful to place
two transceiver/antennas in different locations within larger working areas
to minimize low-level signals and potential signal dropouts.
Going between a larger area and a corridor via a door, especially a heavy
or shielded one, or where the walls are thick, place a second antenna in
the corridor near the doorway to assure continuous coverage.
9.1.7
Upgrading the antenna/transceiver firmware
From the Configuration Editor, you can upgrade the antenna/transceiver firmware
using a USB connection or centrally upgrade using the Base station.
Note: Before you upgrade the firmware, ensure that all the antennas are connected.
Note: If you have a matrix connection, you can also centrally upgrade. For more
information, see the Eclipse HX Configuration Software User Guide.
9.1.7.1 Upgrading using a USB connection.
1)
Connect the antenna to a USB port on the computer running the
Configuration Editor.
2)
Select Diagnostics > Tools > Apply Wireless Firmware Via USB.
3)
Browse to the location of the upgrade file (.FWS), and then select Update
Firmware.
The upgrade file is downloaded to the antenna.
Note: You can connect more than one antenna to the computer if you have multiple USB
ports. The units will be upgraded sequentially.
9.1.7.2 Centrally upgrading using the Base station
1)
From the Configuration Editor, Select Send File, and then browse to the
location of the upgrade file (.FWS).
2)
Select Open. The download will begin. Each antenna will upgrade as soon
as the upgrade file is loaded.
The beltpacks will be disconnected while the download file is loaded onto
the antennas.
Note: The Base station front panel will display a download progress
3)
To cancel the upgrade, press Enter on the Base station.
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