What EXACTLY does the Alge PR1a sync cable do for you?

jacunskimMember

Hi.

The Alge PR1a has a sync port which is used to synchronize 2 units in transmit mode for primary and back-up timing. The Alge literature says that this minimizes "interference".

Can anyone tell me what that means? Interference where?

At first, I assumed that maybe the beam was actually pulsed and that this sybc'd the pulses. But if that's the case, the pulse period must be significantly less than 1/10,000 sec, which would make it insignificant.

If it is for interference prevention, then interference where? On the cable back to the timer?

Another question -- I've only seen reference to using the sync cable with through beam systems. We'll be using 2 reflector systems. I assume the same issues apply -- true?

Thanks for the help.

-- Mark

9/17/135:46 AM

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