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Security Escort | Installation and Setup Guide | 2.0

ment Estimation

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c. Press the alarm on the

transmitter and remain at the

spot where you transmitted. At

the computer, observe the alarm

and accurately describe the

computed location over the

radio. The individual with the

transmitter should confirm the

reported location or describe

the actual location over the

radio. Either individual must

record all discrepancies,

including the actual and

computed locations. We recommend

using a map or floor plan and

drawing an arrow from the actual

alarm location to the reported

location. It is also helpful if

all successful alarm locations

are marked with a P (passed).

d. For areas where there are alarm

location problems, try facing in

different directions from the

same spot.

e. Generate additional alarms from

different spots to fully

understand the extent of the

problem.

f. You should generate alarms in

areas adjacent to the area with

the problem to see if they are

also affected.

Reviewing potential problem areas

Review the potential problem areas on

the maps with the customer to see

which areas cause them concern and

which areas they consider acceptable.

If the customer considers an area

acceptable, it is typically not worth

spending additional time trying to

improve the location accuracy in those

areas.

2.4.2 Improving the location accuracy

of an installation

Once we identify areas needing

improvement, what are the options to

improve the computed location

accuracy?

Note:

All changes using the following

steps potentially change the

computed locations for all alarms

at or around the changed area.

After any change is made the entire

vicinity around the changed area

must be verified.

• Typically, the first thought is to

add more receivers in the problem

area. Generally, this is a bad

approach. If the system was

properly designed using the

recommended grid layout, adding

extra receivers in any area of the

grid distorts the response in

adjacent areas and floors. While it

may seem to fix the problem area,

typically, it creates more problems

in adjacent areas. The exception is

when an area is shielded by

something such as wire mesh in the

walls that prevent the RF

transmitted signal from passing

through. Additional receivers might

need to be added in the shielded

area to insure that all alarm

transmissions are heard.

• Verify the location of the

receivers in the transponder

database matches the physical

location and the receivers are

indicated at the correct floor

level. It is also important that

receivers physically stacked

directly above one another on

floors of a building are also

located at the same X and Y

coordinates in the database.

• Try changing the transponder

database location of receivers (not

the actual physical location) one

at a time while testing the alarm

location response, using one of the

testing methods above. For example,

if alarms are getting pulled

outside a building in one area,

move the closest receiver (in the

transponder database) to that area

a little further into the building

and retest. If the area can be

corrected using this method, verify

the surrounding areas to make sure

they were not adversely affected.

It is generally better if the

correction is done in small steps

while verifying the adjacent areas,

rather than trying to correct the

entire error in one step.

• Version 2.03 and higher of the

Security Escort software allows

individual receiver sensitivity to

be set in the transponder database.

Receivers can be adjusted from 50%

to 149% of their normal

sensitivity. No physical receiver

changes or upgrades are required.

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