Isn’t there a risk of interference with other devices because of the radio link or detection frequencies? In brief, is it OK to operate the detector close to another DEUS device?
Posté: Lun 28 Sep 2009 13:37[b] - Concerning the wireless radio link[/b], to eliminate the likelihood of interference between devices, DEUS has 36 different channels available, compared with only two on the WS1!
When you switch DEUS on, communication is automatically established on a random channel selected from these 36 available channels. The risk of two wireless detectors interfering with each other is therefore very low. However, if this does occur, you just need to switch one of the devices off and on again to reinitialise the channel search.
[b]- Concerning interference between two detectors[/b] in very close vicinity, associated with the detection frequencies:
You will note that it is also possible to avoid interference between two users because of the multiple frequencies available with DEUS. For example, if your team mate is using the 18 kHz detection frequency, you could either switch from 18 kHz to 12 kHz, or shift your frequency from 18 kHz to 18.1 kHz using the FREQ – EXPERT menu.
When you switch DEUS on, communication is automatically established on a random channel selected from these 36 available channels. The risk of two wireless detectors interfering with each other is therefore very low. However, if this does occur, you just need to switch one of the devices off and on again to reinitialise the channel search.
[b]- Concerning interference between two detectors[/b] in very close vicinity, associated with the detection frequencies:
You will note that it is also possible to avoid interference between two users because of the multiple frequencies available with DEUS. For example, if your team mate is using the 18 kHz detection frequency, you could either switch from 18 kHz to 12 kHz, or shift your frequency from 18 kHz to 18.1 kHz using the FREQ – EXPERT menu.