Omnex T110c User manual

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T110c CC Ready
Configurator
#74-1833 Coast Meridian Road, Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada • V3C 6G
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Configurator Version 6.1
Customer Name:
Machine Name\Mode Number:
Revision Number:
P ease note revision history detai s on ast page for updates to existing configurators.
Date:
Contact Name:
Contact Number:
Customer Emai :

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App ication Detai s
Where on the Machine are you mounting the receiver:__________________________________
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If you are mounting the receiver in an enc osure, what materia is the enc osure made of:
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Typica y, how far away from the receiver wi the operator be using the transmitter:
_____________Feet
Wi the operator have direct ine of sight to the receiver:
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Frequency Band
Se ect the desired Radio Frequency Band (Check one). If you have unsure which frequency
band to choose p ease discuss with your sa es representative.
902-928MHz Radio Frequencies for North America.
900MHz typically gets 1 00 Feet of range line of sight with an internal antenna. External antennas are available to extend this range.
Please discuss options with your sales representative.
2.4-2.483 GHz Radio Frequencies for North, South America, European Union and Asia.
2.4GHz typically gets 900 Feet of range line of sight with an internal antenna. External antennas are available to extend this range.
Please discuss options with your sales representative.
Internal antenna (standard)
External antenna, Indicate Length
6 foot lead
12 foot lead
20 foot lead
Receiver Antenna Options

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Transmitter Accessories
Recharge Dash Cradle
CCDOCK™
NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
Alkaline Batteries
Magnets Included
(Standard)
All Weather Pouch
Belt Clip not included
All Weather Cradle
Pouch
All Weather Belt Clip Pouch
Wrist and Neck Straps
Blue Straps (shown below)
Yellow Straps
Transmitter Co or (Se ect one)
Blue (shown below)
Yellow Black
Waist Belt (Used with Belt Clip) Belt clip
Can NOT be used
with CCDOCK™

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Choose one of the receiver wiring options
Receiver Cab e Options
None (cable supplied
by customer)
Once turned on; the transmitter will remain on until the Red OFF button is pressed. As a battery
saving feature the transmitter will turn off if there have been no buttons pressed for:
Transmitter Time Out
10 Minutes
1 Hour
4 Hours
No Time Out
(10’) Generic receiver output
cable
Connectors only
Requires special crimper
Custom made output cable. See Output Cable Specification document.

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T110 Transmitter
F 1 F 2
F 3 F 4
F F 6
F 7 F 8
F 10
F 9
Configuration Notes:
• A MAXIMUM of 20 buttons can be utilized on the T110 transmitter. Using the above diagram,
function 11 is used by pressing the SHIFT button (GREEN ON button) and button 1, function 12
is SHIFT + button 2 and so on.
• Define operation and function name for each button. Positions not indicated in the following I/O
table will be left blank and not mapped to an output.
• Button Blocks are available for unused button pairs if desired (see picture)
• PLEASE NOTE, R160 receiver has 19 outputs. Any output can a so
be used as a digita or proportiona input (4-20mA, 0-10 Vo t, etc.).
P ease specify and inputs and their desired actions in the tab e on
page 6 or in the Specia Requirements section on page 7.
ON/Shift
OFF
10
8
6
4
2
1
3
5
7
9
OFF
STOP
ON/Shift
T110E
F1 F2
F3 F4
F5 F6
F7 F8
F9 F10
T110

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Function Name
As it will appear on the label
Button #
Safety Inter ock
Button # to be
interlocked with
Type of Output
Select from above
Example: Momentary switch to 12 VDC
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
Shift + 1
Shift + 2
Shift + 3
Shift + 4
Shift +
Shift + 6
Shift + 7
Shift + 8
Shift + 9
Shift + 10
T110 Labe and Output Types
Some Avai ab e Output Types
Momentary—Output is on while button is pressed.
Momentary Inter ocked—A pair of momentary outputs; only one may be on at a time.
Latching— Pressing the button the first time turns on the output, the second press turns off the output.
Two Button Latching—Two buttons one output. ON button turns on output, OFF button turns off output.
Inter ocked Latching—A pair of latching outputs; only one output can be on at a time. With an output ON, pressing the opposite but-
ton does nothing.
Togg ed Inter ocked Latching—A pair of latching outputs; only one output can be on at a time. With an output ON, pressing the op-
posite button turns off output.
Ramping Proportiona —A pair of buttons used to increase and decrease a proportional output. Similar to the volume control on a
TV. Discuss options with your sales representative.
If any other output type is required please describe below or in the special requirements on page 7.

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Specia Requirements Specia Requirements
E-Stop Operation (What shou d the outputs do after the E-Stop is pressed?) Typica y “a
outputs off”:
Out of Range Operation (What shou d the outputs do if there is a oss of ink or the Trans-
mitter batteries die?) Typica y “a outputs off”:
P ease indicate any specia requirements (i.e.: Specia inter ocks, time de ays, any wishes
you may have).

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Revision History
Revision
Number
Changed by Date Change Detai s—Describe in detail exactly what has
changed from the previous revision.
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