What is a Vector Stadium Receiver?
The Vector Stadium Receiver is a replacement for the the current ClearSky Anchor and can be used for all new ClearSky (LPS) systems, Vector live infrastructure (GPS) and to support live indoor/outdoor workflows.
Key Features –
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180 Degree Beam for enhanced athlete data capture
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250m Wireless communication range via Ultra Wideband (4GHz)
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150m WiFi range with external antenna
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Powered over Ethernet (PoE) or direct power supply for easy installation
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Waterproof housing
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Improved diagnostics and configuration tools
Vector Stadium Receiver Setups
Any system utilizing the Vector Stadium Receiver requires a single Master Stadium Receiver and a number of Secondary Stadium Receivers. The main purpose of the Master Receiver is to create a local WiFi network to deliver data back to the End User. Secondary Receivers are designed to increase field coverage and collect/transmit data from Vector Devices back to the Master Receiver via Ultra Wideband communications.
Vector Stadium Overview
Front View
Rear View
Side View
LED Sequences
| First LED is for Power Control | Illuminates GREEN when the Receiver is powered on. |
| Second LED is for Syncing Data with the Master Receiver | Illuminates BLUE and blinks when the Receiver is communicating with the Master Receiver over Ultra Wideband (UWB). The LED will be off if UDP Backhaul is disabled. |
| Third LED is for Network Connectivity | Illuminates AMBER when the Receiver is successfully connected to WiFi, Ethernet or USB. |
| Fourth LED is to indicate the Receiver Type | Illuminates RED if the Receiver is a primary or secondary Master. |
Radio Frequency (RF)
The Vector Stadium Receiver and Vector Devices operate on the UWB RF Spectrum.
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