Promatic RTM1 User manual

This document must be read in full before aempng to operate the machine
Please retain this informaon for future reference
This guide contains only informaon relang to the Promac / Claymate radio
product, and not the trap(s) that it will control. If you have not already done
so, we recommend you view the full user manual specic to your trap model.
Detailed manuals are available free of charge on our website:
www.promac.co.uk or www.promac.biz
Remote control of hidden traps:
Whenever seng up, changing or
tesng radio systems, it is likely that a
trap will re at some point, oen in
out of sight locaon.
All traps that are likely to re should
be safely guarded to ensure that no
personnel are working in immediate
proximity to the trap or are standing
within the potenal ight path of the
clay target.
Operang
Instrucons
RTM1
Radio Receiver

Sing the receiver:
The receiver should be placed upright and for best results posioned close to the
trap at around head height and within line of sight of the operator, if mounng on
the back of a structure or wall, i.e. hidden from the operator’s viewpoint then
please be aware that this is likely to reduce the eecve transmission distance.
The metal wall mount bracket has been designed to work with many styles of tube
clamp (U clamp types - not supplied) to also enable pole mounng if required (For
instance to improve recepon in dicult terrain).
The receiver must me mounted vercally, this provides the best recepon paern
and will maintain the integrity of the moisture seals.
Plug into the trap:
The receiver is supplied ready to connect to any of the current Promac profession-
al trap range, for use with older models or certain other brands of trap adaptor
cables are available (at extra cost ) to suit the applicaon, please ask for details.
If it is required to mount the receiver at a greater height to improve recepon, an
extension cable will be required to connect back to the trap, such cables are availa-
ble (at extra cost ) from Promac in various lengths to suit the situaon and receiv-
er type being used.
Compability with Older Promac Traps.
For use with older models ed with Rubber 3-pin connectors an adaptor cable is
available (at extra cost) to suit, please ask for details.
Compability with other makes of traps.
For use with certain other brands of trap adaptor cables are available (at extra cost)
to suit the applicaon, please ask for details.
The receiver part of the system has been developed to be able to control other
brands of trap up to 40V. Where a suitable cable is not available, the connector will
need to be changed to connect to these other brands. Remember - Regardless of
the trap voltage that the receiver will be switching, it sll requires a stable 12-24v
DC power supply to enable it to funcon.
If in doubt, or for mains trap operaon, please call us.

Make sure that no other PROMATIC radio transmiers are operang
within 300 Metres of the receiver being paired. This will avoid acci-
dentally pairing a receiver to another radio operang elsewhere which
could lead to unpredictable and undesirable operaon.
Pairing a transmier (handset) and a receiver .
Each Receiver can be paired to operate with up to 8 handsets, for best results the
handset and receiver should be within 2 Meters of each other whilst pairing.
Plug the receiver into a trap, connect the trap to the baery & turn the isolator to
the on posion to provide power to the receiver (The trap does not need to be
armed - however take note of trap safety warnings) .
A symbol on the receiver’s rear label shows the magnet sensor posion
to be used when pairing with a handset, place a magnet (Cartridge pick
-up sck etc..) on the small magnet symbol, you will hear an inial
beep, hold for a second or so unl you hear a short 2 tone beep, then
remove the magnet. You are now in pairing mode and have approxi-
mately 10 seconds to pair a handset to the Receiver, as outlined below.
SP1 (Single) Handset with 1 receiver:
With the receiver in pairing mode, press and hold the re buon. Aer about 5 sec-
onds, the receiver should give a short tone to conrm that it has accepted the pair-
ing, at this point release the buon.
SP2 (A-Hi / B-Lo / Pair) Handset with 2 receivers:
Pair the rst receiver as above then repeat using the other buon to pair the second
receiver. The Pair (A & B) buon will work automacally.
ABT Handset with 3 channel receiver:
With the receiver in pairing mode, press and hold the re buon. Aer about 5 sec-
onds, the receiver should give a short tone connue to hold unl a second beep is
heard, the receiver has now accepted the pairing, at this point release the buon.
The Rotaon and/or Elevaon buons will have followed and work automacally.
Aer pairing any handset & receiver you should test re the trap a few mes to
conrm that the desired pairing is working correctly.
Clearing the receiver memory:
Place the magnet on the small magnet symbol as before but this me hold for ap-
prox. 10 seconds unl a rapid beeping sound is heard and then remove the magnet.
The receiver is now de-programmed and will give a repeang pulse tone as long as it
powered up to indicate this. It will no longer respond to any handset unl paired.

RTM1 Receiver only 1.0 — October 2018
Promatic International Ltd.
Hooton Road
Hooton
South Wirral
CH66 7PA
United Kingdom
Tel: [phone] (General)
[phone] (Sales)
Fax: [phone]
E-mail in[email protected].uk
Website: www.promatic.co.uk
Promatic Inc.
801, Mid America Drive,
Plattsburg.
MO 64477
USA
Toll Free: 888.767.2529
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Website: www.promatic.biz