This manual explains the setup, hardware preparation, operation flow, and demonstration of the VDU4505 UWBTWR active positioning system.
About this manual
The VDU4505 UWBTWR active positioning system consists of a UWB ranging base station and tags (helmet, chest, etc.) that enable precise indoor location tracking. The system can be built using the VDU2506 base station or the SKU620 core module, and tags are powered by rechargeable batteries.
The manual guides users through hardware installation requirements, tag ID acquisition via Bluetooth, software configuration steps, and how to start coordinate conversion and view real‑time positioning results. Contact information for 95Power support is provided at the end. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Overview
- System Kit
- Hardware Preparation
- Positioning System Operation Flow
- Positioning Effect Demonstration
- Contact Information
Specifications
| Core module power supply | 5 V 1 A |
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| Safety helmet tag battery capacity | 1000 mAh rechargeable |
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| Chest tag battery capacity | 550 mAh rechargeable |
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| Minimum distance from wall for tags | >25 cm |
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| Recommended tag spacing | 3 ~ 30 m |
Frequently asked questions
How many tags are required for optimal calibration?
At least four tags should be installed to achieve the best calibration results.
How can I obtain the Tag ID?
After the tag starts, use the nRFConnect app to scan Bluetooth devices; devices whose name starts with "Tg" provide the Tag ID.
What is the procedure to start coordinate conversion?
After configuring the tags, click the "启动坐标换算" button to begin coordinate conversion and start positioning.