Beacon receiver, Mounting, Range / aiming – MoTeC BRX User Manual

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MoTeC Beacon

Receiver

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Beacon Receiver

Mounting

Mount using the plastic mounting plate attached to the base of the beacon
receiver. Do not earth the Case. The receiver mounting should be designed to
allow the receiver to be mounted at either side of the vehicle, depending on
which side of the track the transmitter will be located.

• Do not mount near a radio transmitter or radio transmitter antenna.
• Do not mount near the engine ignition system.

Range / Aiming

Aim the unit parallel to the road and square to the direction of travel

• For operation up to 25 m (80 ft) the unit must be within 2° of parallel to the

road and 2

° of square to the direction of travel.

• For operation up to 20 m (65 ft) the unit must be within 5° of parallel to the

road and 5

° of square to the direction of travel.

Glass

Do not aim through glass, as it will typically halve the range.

Sun Light

Unlike many other systems, the receiver will operate with the sun pointing
directly into the receiving lens without affecting the range.

ID Number

The beacon receiver will only report a beacon transmitter with matching
Mode, Tens and Units, unless the receiver Tens and Units are both set to

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