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Using SignalTrack

TIMING OPTIONS

Use the Times tab in the Options dialog to set the program timing.

The Polling Time sets the time used to Poll direction finders that are connected to a Doppler

Systems Serial Expander. This is included for legacy systems but is not recommended for new

installations.

The Time to wait for a DF Response sets the time the program will wait for the direction finder

to respond to a command.

The Time to wait for RX Response sets the time the program will wait for the receiver to

respond to a command.

The Time to wait for IP Response sets the time to wait for a site connected via Ethernet to

respond to a command.

The Timeout Interval for Remote Sites sets the time the program will wait before notifying the

operator that a mobile site or remote site has not responded to a poll command. Enter 0 if you do

not want SignalTrack to alert you when site has not responded.

The Off priority channel time is the maximum amount of time that SignalTrack allows the

network to be off the priority channel frequency if the priority channel (see "Channels" on page

49) feature is enabled.

You can display the time in the tool bar in either 12 or 24 hour format by selecting the radio control

in Time Display.

If you want to synchronize the local time with a GPS receiver select the Use GPs for Local Time

option. If you are operating SignalTrack in a fixed site manner you will need to connect a GPS

receiver to the appropriate serial port on the computer. If you are using a SignalTrack in a mobile

site the GPS connected to the direction finder will be used.

Figure 44: Adjust the Response Times if You are Getting Frequent Timeout Messages

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