Conductix-Wampfler MarK Series User manual

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354840A - EN
Installation and User Technical Manual
original version
Industrial Remote
Controls
MarK Series
Jay électronique - Conductix-Wamper
Zac la Bâtie rue Champrond
38334 Saint Ismier France


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Table of Contents
1. Service Information .................................................................................................... 6
2. Introduction................................................................................................................. 7
3. Product Identication at Delivery.............................................................................. 8
3.1. Unpacking Recommendations ...........................................................................................................8
3.2. ProductIdenticationatDelivery........................................................................................................8
3.2.1. Client Output Interfaces .......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2.2. Client Visual Interface ............................................................................................................................. 8
3.2.3. Client Visual Interface ............................................................................................................................. 8
4. Product Illustration..................................................................................................... 9
4.1. Transmitter .........................................................................................................................................9
4.2. Receiver...........................................................................................................................................10
5. Product Operation Principle .................................................................................... 11
5.1. General ............................................................................................................................................ 11
5.2. Operating Modes.............................................................................................................................. 11
6. Start up and Use ....................................................................................................... 12
6.1. ReceiverElectricalConnectionInstructions.....................................................................................12
6.2. Rules of Use and General Precautions............................................................................................13
6.3. FactoryDefaults...............................................................................................................................14
7. Product Use............................................................................................................... 15
7.1. Getting Started with Products ..........................................................................................................16
7.1.1. Powering On ......................................................................................................................................... 16
7.1.2. Power-on Self-test (default OFF button) ............................................................................................... 17
7.2. Pairing..............................................................................................................................................18
7.2.1. Primary
Pairing................................................................................................................................................... 18
7.2.2. SecondaryPairing................................................................................................................................. 18
7.3. Transmitter UI...................................................................................................................................21
7.3.1. SafetyStop ........................................................................................................................................... 21
7.3.2. TransmitterLEDs .................................................................................................................................. 21
7.3.3. Default Signaling................................................................................................................................... 22
7.3.4. PowerSupply........................................................................................................................................ 22
7.4. ReceiverIndicators,Relays,andOutputs........................................................................................23
7.4.1. ReceiverVisualIndicators..................................................................................................................... 23
7.4.2. InternalLEDs ........................................................................................................................................ 23
7.4.3. ReceiverBuzzer.................................................................................................................................... 23
7.4.4. SafetyRelay.......................................................................................................................................... 24
7.4.5. FunctionRelayOutputAssignment....................................................................................................... 24
7.4.6. Sel1,Sel2,etAuxRelayOutput............................................................................................................ 24
7.4.7. Output Interlock..................................................................................................................................... 25
7.5. Operation in Standard Mode............................................................................................................26

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7.6. Operation in Tandem Mode..............................................................................................................27
7.6.1. Startup in Tandem Mode....................................................................................................................... 28
7.6.2. PairingOneTransmittertoTwoReceivers............................................................................................ 28
7.6.3. PairingTwoTransmittersandTwoReceivers....................................................................................... 28
7.6.4. AutoRelease ........................................................................................................................................ 29
7.6.5. VoluntaryRelease................................................................................................................................. 29
7.7. Stopping Products............................................................................................................................29
7.7.1. Stopping in Standard Mode .................................................................................................................. 29
7.7.2. Stopping in Tandem Mode .................................................................................................................... 29
8. Product Settings ....................................................................................................... 30
8.1. AccesstoSettings............................................................................................................................30
8.1.1. SettingEntry ......................................................................................................................................... 30
8.1.2. In Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 30
8.1.3. In Pairing............................................................................................................................................... 30
8.2. Discarding a Setting.........................................................................................................................30
8.3. AuxiliaryButtonConguration(AUX1+AUX2)................................................................................31
8.4. SleepModeConguration(F1+F3)................................................................................................33
8.5. RadioPowerConguration(F1+F4) ..............................................................................................34
8.6. ProtectionSequenceConguration(codewithF1– F6).................................................................35
8.7. RFChannelConguration(F1+F2)................................................................................................38
8.7.1. FixedRadioChannelSetting ................................................................................................................ 38
8.7.2. ChannelAutoSelectionSetting(Aux2=Scanner) ................................................................................. 39
8.7.3. Free Channel Startup Setting (F5)........................................................................................................ 40
8.7.4. FrequencyAgilitySetting(F6)............................................................................................................... 41
8.8. ReceiverBuzzerConguration(AUX2+F1) ...................................................................................42
9. Specic Tandem Mode Settings .............................................................................. 44
9.1. ReceiverSwappingA↔B(AUX1+F5) ..........................................................................................44
9.2. ReleaseFunction(Ungroup)(AUX1+F3).......................................................................................45
9.3. SignofLifeBetweenReceivers(F1+F5) .......................................................................................46
10. Installation Instructions ........................................................................................... 48
10.1. Transmitter .......................................................................................................................................48
10.2.RadioReceiverPosition...................................................................................................................48
10.3.MountingtheReceiver .....................................................................................................................49
10.4.Antennas..........................................................................................................................................49
10.4.1. AntennaType........................................................................................................................................ 49
10.5.LocatingOrderedEquipment ...........................................................................................................50
10.6. Connection.......................................................................................................................................51
11. Maintenance .............................................................................................................. 52
11.1.ReceiverMaintenance .....................................................................................................................52
11.2. Transmitter Maintenance..................................................................................................................52
12. Warranty .................................................................................................................... 53
13. Technical Specications .......................................................................................... 54
13.1.Receiver...........................................................................................................................................54
13.1.1. Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................... 55
13.2. Transmitter .......................................................................................................................................56
13.2.1. Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................... 56
13.3. Radio................................................................................................................................................57
13.4.Battery.............................................................................................................................................57

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14. FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Regulations.................................. 58
14.1. FCC (Federal Communications Commission) Regulations..............................................................58
15. Standards and environmental specication .......................................................... 60
16. Recycling and Waste Management ......................................................................... 60
17. Manufacturer Information ........................................................................................ 60
18. Compliance Statement ............................................................................................. 60
19. Appendix ................................................................................................................... 61
19.1.RadioFrequencyTable ....................................................................................................................61
19.2.Accessories......................................................................................................................................62
19.2.1. US Version ............................................................................................................................................ 62

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ThankyouforchoosingtheJAYElectroniqueradiocontrolsystemwhichoffersyouacongurationadapted
toyourapplication,easeofuseandmaintenance,aswellasahighlevelofsafety.
Ifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingtheinstallationoruseoftheradiocontrolsystem,
pleasecontactourservicedepartment“Client Service”:
Monday-Friday
Tel: 04.76.41.44.00
Email:[email protected]
1.
1. Service Information

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JAYélectroniqueradioremotecontrolsystemsaredesignedtocontrolindustrialequipmentandmachinery
suchasoverheadcranes,jibcranes,gantries,towercranes,electrichoists,winches,monorails,conveyorbelts,
mining equipment and other wireless handling equipment.
Eachsetconsistsofacontroltransmitterandaradiocontrolinterfacereceiver.
Belowisalistofnotableproductspecications:
Radio Link–DataexchangesbetweenthetransmitterandreceiveraresecuredbyHammingcodesandencoded
insuchawayastoprotectagainstattacksbyamaliciousthirdparty.
RF Power – Radio emission power between the two equipments is regulated so as not to pollute the radio
spectrumandthusnottodisturbtheotherradiolinksinthevicinity.
Radio Channel–Equipmentisequippedwithsystemsforanalyzingradiosignalquality,inordertoprotect
againstenvironmentaldisturbances.
Radio Pairing–Two-wayradiolinkingallowsthepairingofthetwoequipmentsandtheapplicationconguration
of the set.
Reliable Push Buttons–Thetransmitterisequippedwithreliablepushbuttons,theyhavebeendesignedand
qualiedtoholdmorethan500thousandmaneuvers.
Low Consumption–ThetransmitterrunsonastandardAAbattery.
Protection–TheprotectionclassofthetransmitterandreceiverisIP65.
Compliance–Thetransmitterandthereceiverareincompliancewiththestandardsinforce.
2. Introduction

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3.1. Unpacking Recommendations
Whenunpackingtheproduct,donotthrowawaythesuppliedlabels.
3.2. Product Identication at Delivery
The set consists of the following items:
Tworadiotransmittersconsistingof6functionbuttons,2auxiliarybuttons,arotaryON / OFF switch and a red
stop button.
Areceiverbox,equippedwithawireantenna,buzzer,internallampandoutputcableallowingconnectiontothe
interfaces to be controlled.
Asheetofidenticationlabels.
3.2.1. Client Output Interfaces
2safetyrelays(safetystop)
12functionoutputrelays
1ONrelay
3.2.2. Client Visual Interface
Thereceiverisequippedwiththefollowingvisuals:
Supplyvoltageindicator
Radio link indicator
Whitestatuslamp(receiverfree,active,waiting,etc.)
Buzzer
Activesafetyrelayindicator
FunctionrelayLED.
3.2.3. Client Visual Interface
The transmitter is equipped with the following:
Batterychargelevelindicator
Radio transmission indicator
Fourselectionpositionindicators(LEDsA,B,C,andD).
3. Product Identication at Delivery

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4.1. Transmitter
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AUX1 AUX2
F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
8
13
12
11
14
4. Product Illustration
Front Face
1F5 double speed button 8Stop punch
2F3 double speed button 9ON / OFF switch
• position 0=OFF
• position I=ON
• position START=Validation
3F1 double speed button 10 Amber LEDs C and D
4Push button AUX1 11 Push button AUX2
5Amber LEDs A and B 12 F2 double speed button
6Red “battery” LED 13 F4 double speed button
7Radio LED green 14 F6 double speed button
Back Face
15 Battery compartment
lock
17 2 AA batteries
16 USB-C plug 18 Battery compartment
cover

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4.2. Receiver
Front Face
1RF Antenna
2Indicator LEDs
3Built-in Buzzer
4Transparent Cover with
Wiring Label
5Cable Gland
6Numbered Wires
7Built-in White Lamp
1
2
3
4
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5.1. General
Thissetconsistsofawirelesscommandreceiverandatransmitter.
Radiocommunicationbetweenthetwoistwo-way.Thetransmittertransmitstheorderstothereceiver,which
decodesthem,andactivatesitsrelayoutputsdependingonthesetting.
5.2. Operating Modes
MarK range products can operate in three distinct modes.
Standard:atransmitterandareceiverthatcommunicateoveraradiochannel
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AUX1 AUX2
F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D
TxA
RxA
Tandem:withtwoversions
• atransmitterandtworeceiversthatcommunicateoverasingleradiochannel
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AUX1 AUX2
F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D
RxA
RxB
TxA
• twotransmittersandtworeceiversthatcancommunicateindependentlyofeachother.
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
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0
S
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A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
2
RxA
RxB
TxA
AUX1 AUX2
F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D
TxB
5. Product Operation Principle

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6.1. Receiver Electrical Connection Instructions
IMPORTANT:
IF THE TRANSCEIVER IS POWERED DIRECTLY FROM THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK, THE “IT” TYPE
ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM CANNOT BE USED FOR THE TRANSCEIVER POWER SUPPLY
The electrical installation must be carried out by a trained and authorized professional.
To avoid any risk of electrocution, never open the housing of the receiver module when it is
powered on. In order to access the inside of the receiver module, it is essential to ensure that
the power supply cables and control cables are powered off.
Thereceiver’spowersupplycircuitmustbedirectlyconnectedtothepowersupplyoftheequipmentto
be radio-controlled.
Thereceivermodule’spowersupplymusthaveasuitableseparationmedium(fuse(s)orcircuitbreaker)
or use the one from the equipment to be radio-controlled.
Installationmustcomplywithmechanicalandreinsulationrules,inaccordancewiththestandardin
forceinthecountryofuse.
Inthecabletray,itisadvisabletoseparatethepowercablesfromthecontrolcables,
respecting a minimum spacing (20 cm) between the different classes:
• Class 1:Radio,analogsignals
• Class 2:Mainsforsupplyingpowertovariouselements
• Class 3:Powercontrolofmotors,drives,etc...
Ifonlyonecablepathisavailable,cablesofdifferentclassesmustbeseparatedasmuchaspossible.
6. Start up and Use

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6.2. Rules of Use and General Precautions
A radio-control system is considered as a control device.
Its proper implementation must comply with resulting rules.
The use of the system allows the operator to focus their attention on the work they are doing by choosing
the place of observation limited only by safety requirements (e.g.: not parking under a suspended load).
The radio-control system does not eliminate, but completes the classic safety circuits (e.g.: emergency stops).
To ensure safe use, it is essential to follow the instructions provided in this manual.
Theusermustbetrainedandauthorizedtodrivebyradiocontrol.
Theusermustmaintainvisibilityofthemaneuverheisperformingatalltimes.Whenthedirect
eldofvisionisinsufcient,thecontrolledequipmentmustbettedwithauxiliarydevices
toimprovevisibility.
Intheeventofsimultaneousmovementsofseveralpiecesofequipment,thesepiecesofequipment
mustbettedwithmeanstoreducetheconsequencesofapossiblecollision.
Toavoidanyriskofelectrocution,neveropenthehousingofthereceivermodulewhenitispowered
on.Thehousingmustbeopenedbyensuringthatthepowersupplycablesandcontrolcables
are powered off.
Donotleavethetransmitterinanylocationeventhoughitisequippedwithanautomaticshutdown
featurecalled“Standby”.
Donotleavethetransmitterinthesun(e.g.vehiclewindshield),ornearaheatsource.
Ifseveralradio-controlsystemsareusedatthesamesite,itisadvisabletoworkwithdifferentradio
frequencies.
Intheeventofananomaly,immediatelystoptheinstallationbypressingthetransmitter“punch”
stopbuttonandremovethebatteries.
Maintaintheequipment,andcarryoutperiodicchecks,dependingontheintensityofuse.Itisessential
to follow the cleaning instructions described in Chapter "Maintenance", page 52.
Takeallpossibleprecautionssothatamalevolentintelligenceequippedwithameansoflisteningand
reproducingradioexchangescannotimpersonatethetransmitterassociatedwiththereceiverandtake
control of the installation.

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6.3. Factory Defaults
Axedradiochannelisautomaticallyassigned
Radiopowerissettolevel4Fixedmode
Standbyissetto4minutes
Buzzerissettosoundlevel2,automaticpattern(thepatterndependsonthechannel)
Without start-up protection sequence
Inautomaticreleasemodeandactivesign-of-lifemode
BehaviorofcontinuousAUX1andAUX2(Rsel_1andRsel_2at0)

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7. Product Use
Getting Started
Fault detected? Yes List of faults
Transmitter associated with receiver(s)?
Primary or secondary pairing
Conguration required? Yes
Operation for Controlling Equipment
Standard or Tandem Mode Settings
7. Use of Products
7.1. Getting Started with Products
7.2. Pairing
Primary Pairing (AUX1 + F1) x1off
Secondary Pairing (AUX1 + F2) x2off
7.3. Transmitter UI
7.3.3. Default Signaling
7.4.ReceiverIndicators,Relays,andOutputs
7.5. Operation in Standard Mode
7.6. Operation in Tandem Mode
7.7. Stopping Products
8. Product Settings
8.1.AccesstoSettings
8.2. Discarding a Setting
8.3.AuxiliaryButtonConguration(AUX1+AUX2) x3off
8.4.SleepModeConguration(F1+F3) x5off
8.5.RadioPowerConguration(F1+F4) x6off
8.6.ProtectionSequenceConguration
(code with F1 – F6) x7off
8.7.RFChannelConguration(F1+F2) x8off
8.8.ReceiverBuzzerConguration(AUX2+F1) x1x1
9. Specic Tandem Mode Settings
9.1.ReceiverSwappingA↔B(AUX1+F5) x4off
9.2.ReleaseFunction(Ungroup)(AUX1+F3) x9off
9.3.SignofLifeBetweenReceivers(F1+F5) offx1
Yes
No
No
No

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7.1. Getting Started with Products
7.1.1. Powering On
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Powerupthereceiver,theamber
powerLEDlightsup. InserttwoAAbatteriesintothe
back of the transmitter. Unlockthetransmitterbyliftingthe
punch stop.
4 5
Afterthreestart-upattempts
usingthewrongcode,the
transmitter turns off.
Torestart,turnthe
ON / OFF switch
to 0,thenI.
Startthetransmitterbyturning
the ON / OFF switch to I(1) (2).
LEDsA,B,C,andDlightupfor
1sec(initializationphaseand
self-test).
If there is no fault:
• ThebatteryLEDindicatesthe
chargelevel
• TheradioLEDiscontinuouslyon.
IfLEDsA,B,C,andDashat
thesametime,thetransmitteris
lockedbyaprotectionsequence.
Re-enter the sequence (buttons
F1-F6)andvalidatebyturning
the ON / OFF switch to START.
Ifthecodeiscorrect,initialization
starts(thegreenLEDlightsup
for 2 sec).
Ifthecodeisincorrect,thered
LEDlightsupfor2sec.
Thecodecanberestartedbyturning
the ON / OFF switch to START.
(1) If the ON / OFF switch is turned from 0to I withoutunlockingthepunch,
LEDsA,B,C,andDareonsteadyandthebatteryandradioLEDsashalternately.
A20seconddelayisenabledwhilewaitingforunlock.
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
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A
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AUX2AUX1
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
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AUX1 AUX2
F1 F2
I
0
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A
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
Configuration
Aftersuccessfulinitializationandif
productshavebeencongured:
• TheradioLEDiscontinuouslyon
• ThebatteryLEDindicatesthe
chargelevel
• LEDsAandBresumethe
previousstartstatus
• LEDsCandDresumethe
previousstartstatus
To starttheradiolink, turn the
ON / OFF switch to START
Ortogotoproductconguration,
activation2 buttonsandturnthe
ON / OFF switch and START switch
at the same time.
(2) Intheeventofinitialization
failure or when a fault appears on
thetransmitter,thisisindicatedby
thevariousLEDsontheinterface.
Forthefaulttype,referto
Chapter 7.3.3.
7.1.2. Power-on Self-test (default OFF button)
Afterthetransmitterispoweredon(ON/OFF switch in position I),thebuttons'OFFstatusisautomatically
checked.
Ifanerrorisdetected(ifoneormoreF1-F6,AUX1,AUX2buttonsremainpressed),thebatteryandradioLEDsash
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7.2. Pairing
Duringapairing,thetransmitterandreceiverexchangeapplicationsettingsandtheradiochanneloverwhich
theywillcommunicate.
Theprocedureforaprimaryorsecondarypairingissimilar,onlythemodeselection(step1)andcorresponding
visualindicationdiffer.
Pairing Type Access to Conguration Mode
(via transmitter interface)
Visual Indication
Primary AUX1 + F1 x1off
Secondary AUX1 + F2 x2off
Productsmustbereadyforconguration(ifthetransmitterandreceiverarenotpoweredonandunlocked,
perform the steps in Chapter 7.1).
7.2.1. Primary
Pairing
7.2.2. Secondary
Pairing
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
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A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
x1
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
x2
Press and hold the AUX1 and F1
buttons and turn the ON / OFF
switch to START:
• ThebatteryLEDturnsoff
• TheradioLEDashes1time.
Press and hold the AUX1 and F2
buttons and turn the ON / OFF
switch to START:
• ThebatteryLEDturnsoff
• TheradioLEDashes2 times.
Areceivercanonlybesetupbythemainpairingtransmitter.
Pairingasecondreceiverautomaticallyenablestheoperatingmodewith2receivers.
TheAux1buttonbecomesabridgeselectorwhichisset
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Steps2-8arethesameforprimaryorsecondarypairing.
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Different step depending
onpairingtype
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
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A
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
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Primary Pairing: simultaneously
press AUX1 + F1.
Secondary Pairing:simultaneously
press AUX1 + F2.
Then,pressandholdthe2
boutons,turnthe ON / OFF switch
to START.
Release the ON / OFF switch to
start pairing:
LEDsA,B,C,andDlightupone
after the other to indicate that
areceiversearchisinprogress.
Whenareceiverisfound,thelights
ashquicklytoindicateithasbeen
selectedandisreadyforpairing.
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/
x6
Whenreceivershavebeenfound,
LEDsA,B,C,andDonthe
transmitterashquickly.
Note:Ifnoreceiversare
found,thebatteryLEDlights
upandtheradioLEDisoff.
Turn the ON / OFF switch to
STARTifisitthereceiverthatyou
want to pair and pass to step 6.
Ifnot,passtostep5.
Ifseveralreceivershaveashing
whitelights,itispossibletoswitch
fromonetotheotherbypressing
the AUX2 button: the preselected
receiveristheonewhoselight
ashesquickly.
Waitforthereceiver’sbuilt-inwhite
lighttoashquickly:from2-6periodic
quickashes.
Countthenumberofashes.
The lights of other powered
receiverswithinthesame
areamayalsoashslowly.
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
20s
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I
0
S
T
A
R
T
AUX2AUX1
A B C D 5s
10s
20s
15s
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
S
T
A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
abandon
Tostartpairing,turn
the ON / OFF switch to START.
Within 20 sec,presstheF1 button
asmanytimesasthenumberof
receiverashes.
LEDsA,B,C,andDindicate
theremainingtimebyturning
offsuccessivelyevery5secin
reversealphabeticalorder:D
after5sec,Cafter10sec,Bafter
15sec,andAafter20sec.
Ifthereceiverdoesnotreceivethe
ID code within 20 sec following
switching the ON / OFF to START,
thereceiverabortsthepairing.
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Endofprocedure:
• BatteryandradioLEDsash
alternately.
• Thereceiver’swhite
built-in light turns on for 2 sec
• Andtheproductsrestart.
EachproductknowstheID
ofoneanother,aswellasthe
working channel.
Itispossibletopairasecondtransmitter(emergency).Todoso,followthepairingproceduredescribedinthis
paragraph.Whenthepairingofthesecondtransmitterisdone,thereceiverknowsthattwotransmittersare
authorizedtooperateseparatelywiththereceiver.
Ifathirdtransmitterispairedtothesamereceiver,thelasttransmitterthatstartedthereceiveris retained and
thesecondtransmitterisreplacedbythenewone.
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F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
I
0
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T
A
R
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AUX2AUX1
A B C D
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