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INSTALLATIONS Manual RF-300 ENGLISH IM-Inst-RF300en v12.0...
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6.5 Installation with Pole Mount .......................... 13 Integrate RF-300 in your DroneTracker .................. 15 Integrate the RF-300 on premises installations ..................15 7.2 Integrate the RF-300 via Dedrone Cloud ...................... 17 Cleaning ............................18 Decommissioning ........................18 Shut down the RF-300 ............................. 18 9.2 Dismantling ................................
The RF-300 is a passive, network-attached sensor for the detection and direction finding of radio frequencies (RF) and Wi-Fi signals. In combination with two or more RF-300 it is able to determine the position of a drone by the RF signals. The RF sensor detects targeted radio signals, identifies their direction and sends the data, along with an alert to the DroneTracker System.
Despite careful construction, electrical devices can cause fires. Do not mount the RF-300 in areas containing highly flammable materials or gases. Do not mount the RF-300 in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Do not install product near any heat sources such as radiators, heaters, exhaust air sys- tems or other equipment (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
The RF-300 is a passive, network-attached sensor for the detection and direction finding of radio frequencies (RF) and Wi-Fi signals. In combination with two or more RF-300 it is able to determine the position of a drone by the RF signals. The RF sensor detects targeted radio signals, identifies their direction and sends the data, along with an alert to the DroneTracker System.
5 Select the Mounting Place 5.1 Mounting Location The position of the RF-300 has strong impact to the detection and direction finding range and ac- curancy. The RF-300 is intended for pole mounting. Make sure that a suitable pole is available (dia- meter between 1.2 in to 3.5 in (40 mm to 90 mm)) and the Antenna Cover extend beyond the pole.
(see 5.1.1 Detection Conditions, page 7). The position is determined by the intersection of at least two bearings. Therefore minimum two RF-300 sensors are required for localization, but we recommend at least three RF-300 sensors as this significantly reduces localization errors.
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Both RF-300s detects a direction in alignment to the left. The over- lapping area covers the complete bearing of the other RF-300. The position can’t be determind. Both RF-300s detect a direction in alignment to the right. The over- ...
Select the Mounting Place Dedrone Distances between the RF-300s The distance between the RF-300 usually should be 330 ft to 1,300 ft (100 m to 400 m). 330 ft to 1,300 ft (100 m to 400 m) 330 ft to 1,300 ft...
Select the Mounting Place 5.3 Mounting Surface Make sure the selected mounting surface is capable of supporting the combined weight of the RF-300 (6.8 lb (3.1 kg)) and mounting hardware under all expected conditions of load, vibration, and temperature. 5.4 Mounting Orientation Important for a good result is the vertical alignment of the device and that the Antenna Cover ex- tend beyond the pole.
Dedrone 6 Installation 6.1 Power Supply The RF-300 does not need any additional power supply connection. The power supply is provided by the connected switch with activated active PoE+ (802.3at). Make sure, that your network has activated active PoE+ (802.3at).
Diameter of the pole: between 1.2 in to 3.5 in (40 mm to 90 mm) Procdure: Loosen the knurled head screws with the sealing washers on both sides of the RF-300 and unhook the RF-300 from the RF Mounting Plate. Screw the RF Mounting Plate onto the Pole Mount.
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• Tighten the screws carefully. The RF Mounting Plate should not be bent. Screw the antenna on the screw thread at the bottom of the RF-300. Do not bend the antenna - it should be aligned to the ground. ...
To connect to the RF-300 DHCP-Services are required that automatically assign an IP address to the RF-300. If the RF-300 and the DroneTracker Server are in the same Layer2 network they can be connected directly. If the RF-300 and the DroneTracker Server are in different networks refer to the Dedrone Planning Manual or consult your network administrator.
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Select the desired RF-300 and choose [OK]. The RF-300 appears in the Site Explorer. To sort the RF-300 in the Site Explorer, drag and drop the element to the desired position. Choose [Save changes]. The window Site Configuration disappears.
Enter the registration key of your sensor and choose [OK]. The RF-300 appears in the Site Explorer. To sort the RF-300 in the Site Explorer, drag and drop the element to the desired position. Choose [Save changes]. The window Site Configuration disappears.
By disconnecting the cable without shut down the RF-300, the RF-300 could break. • Always shut down the RF-300 before disconnecting the cable. You have the possibility to shut down the RF-300 via the DroneTracker user interface or directly on the sensor. Shut down via DroneTracker user interface: Log in to the DroneTracker UI.
Up to 0.65 mi (1.0 km) Up to 1.3 mi (1.5 km) in ideal conditions Accurancy of ±5° (mean error) Direction Finding Geolocalization With two or more RF-300, also through Wi-Fi signals Device Type Sensor Radio Frequency Omnidirectional passive detection, classification, and direc- tion finding L x W x H 7.7”...
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