Cattron Remtron 22R08A, User Manual

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General Purpose & Safety Applications
User Manual
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Note:
‘A’ Series IP67 rated Transmitters have a separate battery door.
6.2 Transmitter Safety and Operational Features
The following sections describe the safety and operational features and characteristics of the transmitters.
6.2.1 Status LED
The status LED provides an indication of the transmitter operation. Refer to Troubleshooting for a detailed
description of the status LED indications.
6.2.2 Command Switches
The command switches are labeled according to their function.
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If opposing commands are attempted, i.e., two commands that conflict with each other, in most cases no
function will result. In the case of ON/OFF functions, OFF predominates
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Maintained ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ functions require separate commands for ON and OFF
ON
This button puts the system into the active mode. The transmitter will remain active until the OFF or STOP is
pressed or the transmitter switches itself off (see
Auto Off ).
OFF
When this button is released, the transmitter will be switched off.
STOP
While depressed, this button sends a STOP command to the receiver. The transmitter does not need to be
actively ‘ON’ to send this command. When this button is released, the transmitter will be switched off.
6.2.3 Auto OFF
The transmitter will turn itself off if no commands have been sent for a predetermined time. This time may be set
for up to 60 minutes; however, it is normally disabled. Programming from 0 to 60 minutes or disabling it can be
accomplished using a RAC16 Series Programmer (1 to 60 = minutes, 0 = disabled).
6.3 Transmitter Operation
1. Press and release the ON button. Verify that the status LED starts flashing at a low rate.
2. Press the auxiliary switches to operate extra functions. More than one function can be controlled.
3. To stop the system, press either the transmitter OFF button or the STOP button.
6.4 Transmitter Troubleshooting
The transmitters have an LED status indicator to aid in troubleshooting. Due to the rough treatment it may be
subjected to, most problems are likely to occur in the transmitter. The transmitter should be thoroughly diagnosed
before proceeding to the receiver.
WARNING
When testing the transmitter, the receiver can become active and cause system operation. Always
assume the system is working and will respond when testing a transmitter.