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• Try changing the transponder

database sensitivity of receivers

one at a time while testing the

alarm location response, using one

of the testing methods above. For

example, if alarms are being pulled

towards a particular receiver,

lower its sensitivity in 10%

increments and retest. If the area

can be corrected using this method,

verify the surrounding areas 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.

• With Version 2.03 and higher of the

Security Escort software, there are

five different location algorithms

that can be selected on an

individual receiver basis in the

transponder database: classic

(original Security Escort

algorithm), linear, low pull,

medium pull, and strong pull. By

default when a receiver is set for

outside or tunnel, it uses the

linear algorithm and all other

receivers use the low pull

algorithm. The receiver that most

strongly hears the alarm

transmission determines the

algorithm used for this alarm.

Changing the transponder database

algorithm setting for a receiver

only affects the location when the

alarm is close to this receiver and

it most strongly hears the alarm.

Change the transponder database

algorithm setting for a receiver

and test in its area, using one of

the testing methods above. The

stronger the pull the more the

alarm is pulled towards the

receiver, with linear having no

extra pull. Verify the surrounding

areas to make sure they are not

adversely affected.

• With Version 2.03 and higher of the

Security Escort software, the five

different location algorithms can

individually limit how close other

receivers must be to the level of

the receiver hearing the alarm the

best, before they are included in

the alarm. Classic (original

Security Escort algorithm), linear,

low pull, medium pull, and strong

pull each have a separate setting.

By adjusting this setting you can

control if distant receivers with

low receive levels are considered

in the alarm calculation.

• With Version 2.03 and higher of the

Security Escort software, you can

add virtual receivers in the

transponder database. A virtual

receiver is added at one of the 64

points allowed per transponder.

However, there is no physical

hardware used. The virtual receiver

is intended to compensate in cases

where there is a receiver

imbalance. For example, if a

building with a dense population of

receivers is adjacent to a fence

with few receivers and an alarm

occurs between them; the alarm

location may pull towards the

building. The virtual receiver

refers to other physical receivers

that must be on the same

transponder. If both the referred

receivers receive an alarm

transmission, the virtual receiver

added to the alarm as if it was a

physical receiver hearing the alarm

at the average receive level of the

two reference receivers.

The virtual receiver’s location and

sensitivity may be adjusted the

same as a physical receiver. After

a virtual receiver is added, verify

the surrounding areas to make sure

they are not adversely affected. In

no event should a virtual receiver

be utilized as a cost savings

measure to avoid the installation

of an actual receiver.

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