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3. Description of the system
3.1. Switch ON
When you switch ON the radio (Transmitter / Receiver) will display the battery level (refer to chapter
3.8 – BATT).
3.1.1. Transmitter
The transmitter works with a battery of 3V (type CR123A).
The transmitter operates permanence and therefore consumes.
To save the battery, it is recommended to switch the transmitter off when not used.
In all cases, without pulse for more than 30h, the transmitter will automatically shut off.
To switch ON, hold button SET and press TEST
To switch OFF, hold button SET and press BATT
3.1.2. Reciever
The receiver is powered with a LiPo battery.
It is strongly recommended to insure a full charge (minimum 8 hours) before using, with the power
supply delivered with the kit (HL540-1).
To switch ON the receiver, press 3 seconds the button «POWER ». A red LED is switching ON.
To switch OFF the receiver, press together button SET and POWER
3.2. INPUT (Transmitter)
Input for timing impulses (start gate, photocells – working /closing contact).
Respect the polarities
3.3. OUTPUTS (Receiver)
Output of the timing impulses isolated by opto-coupler (1 to 4 – working / closing contact).
Respect the polarities
3.4. SET
To program the TEAM (A, B, C, D) or CHANNEL (1, 2, 3, 4) and to switch OFF the receiver.
Maintain SET pressed during the changes.
3.5. TEAM
The selection of TEAM allows to get several system (4 transmitters / 1 receiver) in the same
localisation sector.
It is important that the Transmitter and Receiver are set with the same TEAM.
To visualise the team set, press button TEAM
To change team, press together the button SET and TEAM.
3.6. CHANNEL (Transmitter)
Set the channel of transmitter used (1, 2, 3or 4).
It is related to the Receiver OUTPUT (banana output)
To visualise the team set, press button CHANNEL
To change team, press together the button SET and CHANNEL.
3.7. TEST (Transmitter)
The button TEST allows to transmit an impulse to verify the communication.
