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The 192 example number shown is the signal strength, received by the Iris+
Receiver from the transmitter at its tested position. (Maximum reading available is
255).
This number should be noted along with the position of the transmitter for future
reference.
Continue the testing until signal strength readings have been successfully taken from
all points of required coverage. Return the Iris+ Control Key to the 'Clear Position' on
completed tests.
Site Testing (Single Person)
For one person to test the system without the availability of onsite paging, the following
steps should be carried out:
On the Iris+ Receiver, turn the Control Key to the 'TEST' position.
Generate a transmission from the transmitter (push top button for example).
The Iris+ Receiver should now receive a signal. An example of a received test
transmission is shown in the following display:
Note: On an activation, the transmitter actually sends three transmission bursts. This will be
seen by the signal strength reading number varying accompanied by a short buzzer for each
transmission. If a transmission is seen by two receivers on the system i.e. Iris+ Receiver and a
Remote Receiver, or even two separate Remote Receivers, the test signals displayed will be
updated in quick succession. The highest value seen should be noted. The value shown is not
able to identify which receiver has actually received the signal. If this method of testing is
required, refer to page 13.
The 192 example shown is the signal strength received by the Iris+ receiver from the
transmitter at its tested position. Maximum reading available is 255.
Return to the Iris+ Receiver and note this number along with the position of the
transmitter for future reference.
Continue the testing until the signal strength readings have been successfully taken
from all points of required site coverage. Return the Iris+ Control key to the 'Clear'
position on completion of tests.
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