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AID ← BD-360XT
The device is housed in a die-cast aluminium enclosure that measures
125 × 60 × 50 mm, with three strong magnets mounted at the top
to allow it to be affixed to the bottom of a vehicle.
When the device is not in use, a metal plate is placed over the magnets
to retain their strength.
The device is powered by three 9V batteries
and delivers an output power
of approx. 1 Watt. A short center-loaded antenna – tuned to the selected frequency – must
be connected to the BNC connector at the side of the device. In most situations it will be hanging down at a 90° angle.
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The transmitter is enabled by setting the power switch – protected by a
plastic ring – to the ON position. Once enabled, it will transmit a short
pulse train at regular intervals. As soon as the vehicle starts moving,
the intervals between the pulse trains becomes shorter. This triggers the
alarm of the RX-360 receiver.
The number of pulses in a single pulse train, and the interval between
two pulse trains, can be configured with
DIP switches in the battery compartment [A].
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The image below provides an overview of the features of the TX-602D
transmitter. The device is housed in a die-cast aluminium enclosure
with a lid that is held in place by four Phillips screws at the corners.
Attached to the lid are three strong magnets by which it can be mounted
to a vehile. The magnets are covered by a metal plate to ensure that their
strength is retained when the device is not in use. This plate must be
removed before deploying the transmitter in an operation.
Inside the device is a battery compartment for three parallel connected
9V alkaline batteries. Note that, once the batteries are installed,
there is a gap at the bottom-end of the batteries,
which must be filled with a piece of foam to prevent them from falling
out when the target moves.
At the bottom of the battery compartment is a DIP-switch
array with a programming table, used for configuring the transmitted pulse
train. Further instruction are inside the case lid.
A silicone sealant must be applied to the edges of the case before
refitting the lid, to protect the contents againt water.
Before turning it ON, a suitable antenna MUST be connected to
the BNC socket.
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Device Tracking beacon Purpose Vehicle tracking Manufacturer Audio Intelligence Devices (AID) Model TX-602D Years 1995-2004 (est.) Frequency Spot frequency in 150-174 MHz band Operation Crystal Modulation Pulsed CW Output 1W Power 3 × 9V alkaline battery (type 1604) Duration 6 days continuous operation @ 20°C Mount Magnet Dimensions 125 × 60 × 50 mm Weight 792 g
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