User manual.
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 table of contents page front cover 1 table of contents 2 1.1 introduction 3 2.1 installation 4 3.1 using the melock 4 4.1 positioning the devices 4 5.1 calibration 5 6.1 led indicator 5 7.1 diagrams 6 8.1 specifications 6 9.1 resetting the device 7 10.1 trouble...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 the melock is a device, which automatically locks a pc when the operator moves away from it. It consists of a usb stick, which is plugged into the pc, and a battery powered activator which is worn by the operator. 1.1 introduction the melock usb stick appears t...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 2.1 installation: i. Plug the melock (figure 3.1) into a free usb port in the workstation. Ii. If necessary use the bundled usb extension lead to allow placement of the melock closer to the user. (e.G. By the user's keyboard) iii. Please see the diagrams part 7...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 5.1 calibration the melock contains a feature to allow it to be re-calibrated to suit the situation in which it is used. The default factory calibration should be suitable for most circumstances, however if you feel that you have to move too far from the pc bef...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 7.1 diagrams 8.1 specifications frequencies - we offer 868mhz and 915mhz for the british and american markets. Range - up to 10m dimensions melock - 23x67x7 mm without cap 11g activator - 43x75x12 mm 48g sentinel - 85x110x35 mm lanyard - length = 70-80 cm - mat...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 9.1 reset to factory and calibration reset to factory calibration with double tap on the melock when it is not paired with an activator. But i am in the process of changing this – the calibration feature will be removed. The user will be able to select one of 4...
Camdata © -‐ version 1.0 may 11, 2011 11.1 warranty warranty: 24 months ce certified 12.1 produced by camdata our strength is the ability to provide a low cost design and small to medium volume manufacturing service, by using the 180+ core sub-systems that we have implemented in the last two decade...
