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Innovation In and Out of Parlour
INDEX
Good Practice
ATL V2.00 HDX Reader Synchronisation Connections:
ATL V3.00 HDX Reader Synchronisation Connections:
The ATL HDX Reader
The ATL HDX reader can be found in all ATL products which use automatic identification. Examples are parlour auto-id systems, Pegasus sorting gate systems and out of parlour feeding systems.
If an ATL HDX reader and a non-HDX reader are in close proximity, they may interfere with one another and adversely affect performance. In order to overcome this, the readers need to be
synchronised together. This can be achieved by using the Active Sync and connecting into the synchronisation port as shown in the diagram below.
2 | ATL HDX Active Sync Manual | v1.1
GOOD PRACTICE: Control, Power and Data Cables and Conduit.
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Cables must be kept as short as possible running directly from point to point. Cut out any
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excess cable rather than leaving it coiled.
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Where ever possible cables should be contained in a waterproof conduit using
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csa cable specified in the diagrams.
Entries must be made into the bottom of power supply or control casings but never into the
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top. This will invalidate the warranty.
Strip existing cables back to bright copper before connection.
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Keep multicore cables away from other cables especially those carrying mains or heavy
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currents. Cross only at 90 where necessary and do not enclose in conduit with other cables.
Keep feeder cables and coaxial cables in separate conduits.
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Make sure diodes are fitted to all feeders, pulsators and solenoid valve. These should be
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fitted as close as possible to feeder motor or solenoid coil.
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