The Passive menu controls the relevant settings when using Ubidium as an Passive System connected to an Ubidium Ground Antenna.

Mode

The mode controls the algorithm for how transponders are detected. The recommended default is First+Last.

• First+Last
  The system stores a first detection based on the standard detection algorithm. If the transponder stays in the field after this first detection, the system will wait for the transponder to leave the detection field for a duration higher than the dead time, and additionally report the last detection before the chip exited the field.
• Continuous
  The system stores a first detection based on the standard detection algorithm and will then ignore any further detections of the same transponder for the duration of the dead time regardless of whether or not the transponder leaves the detection field. 
• First only
  The system stores a first detection based on the standard detection algorithm and then waits for the transponder to leave the detection field (based on not detecting the transponder for a period of 850ms). After this point in time the system will ignore any further detections of the same transponder for the duration of the dead time.
• Last only
  When a transponder is detected the system waits for the duration of the dead time from the last detection and if no further detections are received then the last seen time will be stored.

Dead Time

Dead time determines the minimum time between two detections of the same transponder, according to the detection mode being used. 

The default value of the dead time is 5000 ms (5 s), this can be set to value between 0 and 99999 ms (99.999 s).

Power

Controls the UHF output power of the Ubidium reader elements, from Minimum to Maximum. 

This is set to Auto by default which will use the maximum permitted power according to the local regulations for the current location of the system. 

Transponder Type

According to the type(s) of transponder being used - Ubidium can optimise the read performance of the antenna elements. 

Ubidium has options for the following transponder types:

• Bib (including other mounting methods such as seatpost stickers or MTB plates for cycling)
• Triathlon (Disposable triathlon transponders)
• HuTag
• Shoe - any passive transponder worn on the shoe

In particular when using HuTags it is important to select the HuTag mode to ensure optimal performance of the transponders, otherwise select the transponder with the lowest performance (in order from top to bottom). 

Note that when using any mode other than Bib - the maximum number of Antenna Elements which can be connected to Ubidium is limited to 12. 

Legen Sie hier fest, wie mit Trigger-Impulsen (über den Trigger-Port) und Markern (über den START-Button) umgegangen werden soll.

(First) Marker Number

Jeder Marker wird mit einer Nummer generiert, die als Transponder-Code im Passings File abgelegt wird. Die Nummer kann bis zu 7-stellig sein.

Haben Sie die nachfolgende Einstellung zum Hochzählen der Marker-Nummer aktiviert, entspricht die hier hinterlegte Nummer der ersten.

Increase Marker Number

Setzen Sie diese Einstellung auf YES, wenn die Marker-Nummer mit jedem gesetzten Marker/erhaltenen Trigger hochzählen soll.

Dead Time

Über die Dead Time bestimmen Sie, wie lange das System nach einem erfolgten Trigger warten soll, ehe es ein neues Trigger-Signal akzeptiert. Standardmäßig ist dieser Wert auf 50ms gesetzt.

Diese Einstellungen sollte nur relevant sein, wenn Ihr Trigger-Signal mehrere dicht aufeinanderfolgende Impulse sendet.

Trigger in

Definieren Sie einen Offset, der bei der Verwendung eines externen Triggers abgezogen wird. Hierdurch werden Verzögerungen in der Übertragung von externen Triggern kompensiert.