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■After service and Warranty 

If the problem persists even after a remedy action is taken or if it is unclear which remedy action should be taken, then contact the 
dealer where the product was purchased or our Sales Department with the following information: 

Product name / Serial No. / Service environment, 

External equipment connected, 

Operating sequence to error initiation, and 

Specific description of error, etc.

 

The user is prohibited by law from disassembling or making modification to the unit or otherwise may be subject to punishment. 

 

WARRANTY

 

The Company sets forth the Warranty Terms and Conditions herein for the benefit of customer to ensure product assurance 
after shipment. In case of failure, the Company will remedy the defect by repair or replacement. 

■WARRANTY PERIOD 

Unless otherwise specified, the warranty period is 13 months after shipment of products from the Company. During the Warranty 
Period, the Company remedy defect free of charge in accordance with the terms of this Warranty. If you have any questions 
concerning remedy and after-sales services during the Warranty Period, please contact your dealer or our Sales Department. 

■SCOPE OF WARRANTY 

In case any failure occurs attributable to the Company during the Warranty Period, the defect will be remedied free of charge 
either by repair or replacement with a substitution. To obtain warranty service, contact your dealer or our Sales Department. The 
Warranty Period after repair or replacement is 13 months from the date of initial shipment of the relevant product or 6 months 
from the date of shipment of the substitution, whichever period of time is greater. Only the hardware part of the Product is 
covered. The Warranty does not apply to the following, even during the Warranty Period. 
1. Failure or damage caused by in appropriate handling on the part of customer, such as drop, shock etc. during   

transportation or move. 

2. Failure caused by disassembly or modification of the main unit by customer. 
3. Failure or damage caused by natural disaster, such as fire, earthquake, flood etc. and abnormal voltage. 
4. Failure caused by malfunction of devices connected to the Product other than those designated by the Company. 
5. The Warranty does not cover accessories such as an AC adopter, an antenna, a connecting cable, etc. 
6. The Product that has been repaired, adjusted or modified by a third party. 
7. Replacement of consumables or limited-life goods (including batteries). 

Consumables and limited-life goods include the following: 

Switches (limit switch, push-button switch etc.) 

Battery cells, batteries (dry cell, button battery etc.) 

Other goods considered to be consumables or limited-life goods by usage. 

8. Failure caused by not using the Product in accordance with the User Guide 

■INITIAL DEFECT 

The Warranty for initial defect is valid for 30 days from the date of shipment of the Product. In case an initial defect is found, the 
defective  product  should  be  shipped  to  your  dealer  or  our  Sales  Department  within  the  period  mentioned  above.  Upon 
confirmation of the initial defect, the defect will be remedied free of charge either by repair or replacement with a new one. 
The shipping costs for the initial defect will be borne by the Company. However, this shall apply only within Japan. The payer of 
overseas shipping costs including insurance fee, custom duty etc. for a customer who purchased the Product outside Japan 
shall be determined on mutual consultation. 

■DISCLAIMER 

The Company will not be responsible for any direct or indirect damage and financial loss caused by malfunction or failure of the 
Product or its use. 

■PERIOD FOR CHARGED REPAIR 

After the Warranty Period expires, the Company will repair the Product for a fee on customer’s request during a 5 year-period 
after termination of the Product on the condition that spare parts are available in stock at the Company. However, in case of 
unavoidable reasons such as elimination of parts, alternative parts or a substitution may be supplied. 

■OTHER 

 

Regardless  of  the  Warranty  Period,  repair  shall  only  be  performed  in  principle  at  the  Company  for  purposes  of  using 
measurement equipment etc. for adjustment. The shipping costs incurred at the time of shipment shall be borne by customer. 
Visiting repair service or a substitution during the Warranty Period are available on request for a fee. Please contact your 
dealer or our Sales Department. 

 

If our Technical Department finds it difficult to reproduce failure of the Product received for repair, repair service or replacement 
may not be performed. Also, technical investigation expenses for failure reproduction may be charged separately. 

 

Note that any information about the Product on our website, catalogues, manuals, technical materials and other materials is 
subject to change without notice. 

Summary of Contents for TW-800R-SLNX

Page 1: ...Pokayoke Receiver TW 800R SLNX INSTRUCTION MANUAL V1 20 Please use this operation manual correctly on reading well Please keep it carefully to be able to read immediately when required ...

Page 2: ...6 3 Settings With Web Server 13 6 3 1 Connecting to Web server 13 6 3 2 Setting account 14 6 3 3 Setting network information 15 6 3 4 Setting external output 15 7 Ethernet Communication 19 7 1 LAN cable connector 19 7 2 Communication Specification 20 8 How to Use 22 8 1 Starting a Task with a Tool 22 8 2 Checking the Remaining Battery Capacity and Communication 22 8 3 Battery replacement notificat...

Page 3: ...eiver Within this manual only the contents necessary for use with the receiver are described for the transmitter For details please see the transmitter section of TW 800 Manual Features When the receiver receives the signal from the transmitter it sounds a buzzer and can output the received data to an external device PLC PC etc via LAN By linking the receiver to an external device e g computer tra...

Page 4: ...800R SLNX Options Desktop Stand TW SCDS01 Wall mounting bracket TW SCLF01 TW 800R SLNX body x1 AC Adapter ADB24050 Cable 1 5m 4 9ft Mounting screw M3 x L5 x 4pcs TW SCLF01 2 Output 1 Red Output 2 Red White COM Black Output Cable TW SCLO 4 1 8m 5 9ft x1 ...

Page 5: ...ht Do not use and store it in places where liquids foreign substances corrosive gases or combustible gases can enter the product Do not use and store it in places with high humidity or where there is abundant oil smoke dust sand etc Do not use it in an unstable place such as a wobbling table or an inclined plane Do not use it in a place with vibration Specific handling of this product This product...

Page 6: ...ck Do not use the power supply terminal base with dusts attached Short circuit or heat generation may cause fire or electric shock Do not give a strong shock to the AC adapter Or the accident or fault may occur If you find a deformation in the AC adapter do not use it Or the accident or fault may occur Do not charge the main body at the location where the flammable gas is generated Or the ignition...

Page 7: ...ower radio stations license not required and amateur radio stations license required can be in operation 〇Before using this product make sure that there are no local radio stations for mobile objects identification specified low power radio stations and amateur radio stations operating nearby 〇In event that harmful interference occurs to any radio station by the radio wave from this product stop u...

Page 8: ...02 of the IC radio frequency RF Exposure rules This equipment has very low levels of RF energy that is deemed to comply without testing of specific absorption rate SAR Cet équipement est conforme aux limites d exposition aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non contrôlé et respecte les règles d exposition aux fréquences radioélectriques RF CNR 102 de l IC Cet équipement émet une énergie...

Page 9: ...r Press the reset key to initialize and start the receiver Lit in red A fatal error has occurred After the network settings are changed Setting key Used for pairing the receiver with the transmitter Reset key Used to cancel the selected pairing ID Buzzer The buzzer sounds according to each state When receiving a signal from the transmitter Pi 1 time 50ms At power OFF Pi 1 time 100ms During initial...

Page 10: ...sion or renew the license key with a USB memory External output connector Connector for external outputs Use the supplied External output cable TW SCLO 4 LAN cable connector To connect the receiver to Ethernet connect the LAN cable to the receiver Pairing ID indicator LEDs The pairing status of ID1 ID2 is displayed Lit Pairing is completed OFF Pairing is not completed Blink Selecting an ID to be p...

Page 11: ... collector output is used for external outputs When output is turned ON a short circuit occurs between each terminal Be aware that the internal circuit may be damaged when the contact rated load is exceeded For external outputs use the supplied External output cable TW SCLO 4 Rated load voltage DC24V Rated load current 0 1A Contact structure configuration NPN Transistor Open collector output Conne...

Page 12: ...iver to the switching hub or the PC s LAN connector with the LAN cable The receiver is not equipped with Auto MDI MDI X function to determine the LAN port To connect the receiver to the PC s LAN port directly use a cross wired LAN cable A straight cable can be used for the PC with Auto MDI MDI X HUB LAN cable LAN cable cross wired ...

Page 13: ...during pairing mode pairing mode will end When the receive RX indicator light is not blinking green it indicates that the pairing mode has ended To pair the receiver with the second transmitter repeat and When Receiver RX LED turns from blinking green to OFF and then ID2 of the pairing ID indicator LEDs lights up the pairing is completed To pair the receiver with a different transmitter when ID1 a...

Page 14: ...ops blinking green and lights up green and the transmitter registered for pairing is deleted from the receiver When ID1 and ID2 indicator turn off pairing cancellation is complete Notes A long press on the pairing switch of transmitter 3 seconds or more when the receiver is not in the pairing mode resets the pairing with the receiver and prevents communication with the registered receiver When pai...

Page 15: ...er Pair the receiver and transmitter before executing Device Setup 6 3 1 Connecting to Web server Factory default setting IP address 192 168 3 102 Port No 50001 The port No cannot be changed Change your PC s network settings to make the PC use the same network as the receiver Example IP address 192 168 3 100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Start up the web browser on the PC and enter the receiver s IP a...

Page 16: ...orized access Click Account Setup in the menu After entry click the Submit button The account information after change is not reflected until turning ON the power of the receiver again After changes are made restart the receiver Account Setup Item Description Entry example User Name Username entered at log in Admin Default New User Name New user name Herutu New password New password Length range 8...

Page 17: ...k 255 255 255 0 Default Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Default Duplex Communication method full Default or half When the network settings are changed Receiver RX LED lights up red and the buzzer sounds The changed settings are not reflected until the receiver is restarted After the network settings are changed Please turn the power off and then on again 6 3 4 Setting external output Click Device Setup in...

Page 18: ...enerated when a signal is received from the transmitter Default The output condition is set to Disable before pairing is performed After pairing the settings change automatically as follows Output 1 red is set to ID1 with the pairing transmitter ID and Output 2 red white 2 colors is set to ID2 with the pairing transmitter ID Output 2 remains Disable if not paired with ID2 When the pairing with the...

Page 19: ...rom when a signal is received from the transmitter Note Do not set the double count prevention time shorter than the external output time Even when the receiver receives a signal from the transmitter two times two external outputs may be generated without interruption depending on the setting or receiving timing LAN output is performed respectively Example Action performed when output time is set ...

Page 20: ...f the transmitter is pressed Applies to external output cable Output 1 red and Output 2 red white Setting value Contents OFF Does not generate an external output ON Generates an external output Default OFF Note When the signal from another transmitter is received while buzzer of receiver sounds the buzzer sounds for transmitters received later is not performed LAN output is performed respectively ...

Page 21: ...with clients are established a message indicating a connection was established is transmitted 7 1 LAN cable connector For the connector use RJ45 type Please use the cable of the category 5 or higher standard The pin specifications are shown in the following table Pin number Signal name 1 TX Transmission data 2 TX Transmission data 3 RX Receiving data 4 Unused 5 Unused 6 RX Receiving data 7 Unused ...

Page 22: ...ta 19byte Preamble STX Transmitter ID number Fastening information test switch battery information ETX Checksum Data name Description Byte Preamble FFH FFH FFH 3 STX 02H 1 Transmitter ID number ID number 10 digit is converted to ASCII data Hexadecimal Example 010100004A 30H 31H 30H 31H 30H 30H30H 30H 34H 41H 10 Fastening information test switch battery information 2 byte ASCII data Transmission Li...

Page 23: ...OK 02 30H 32H Transmission test switch Battery voltage low 12 31H 32H 2 Data varied according to the type of transmitter used Different depending on the transmitter type TW 800T 00000000000000000000 is displayed 30H 30H 30H 30H 30H 30H 30H 20 Maintenance Data 2byte ASCII data 00 30H 30H FF 46H 46H 2 Transmitter Data 2byte ASCII data Normal 00 30H 30H Batteries need to be replaced 01 30H 31H 2 ETX ...

Page 24: ...eceiver RX LED blinks 1 time Communication NG Red LED blinks 10 times BUSY Green LED blinks 4 times When the transmitter is not done Pairing transmits the red LED blinks 3 times 8 2 Checking the Remaining Battery Capacity and Communication The transmitter is equipped with a test switch for communication and battery voltage checks Receiver RX LED is triggered by a signal from the test switch but th...

Page 25: ... the green LED flashing after transmission will change to an orange LED flashing When the orange LED blinks please replace it with a new battery immediately When you replace the battery with a new one the LED on the transmitter will return to green from the second and subsequent transmissions Regarding the output data from receiver about battery level Test switch transmission battery voltage low i...

Page 26: ... pitch 2 2 pins 4 poles 1 pole unused NPN transistor Open collector output Switches 4 Touch Keys REG RESET UP DOWN Buzzer Piezo Buzzer 90dB at 10cm 0 33 Display Receiver RX LEDs Multicolor LED Red Blue Green Yellow Network monitor LEDs Multicolor LED Light blue Power LED Chip LED Orange Pairing ID indicator LEDs ID1 ID2 Chip LED Orange Power Source AC 100 240 V using included AC Adapter Body DC12 ...

Page 27: ...TW 800R SLNX 25 Dimensions Drawing Receiver TW 800R SLNX ...

Page 28: ...TW 800R SLNX 26 Options Wall mounting bracket TW SCLF01 TW 800R SLNX Drawing with TW SCLF01 installed ...

Page 29: ...TW 800R SLNX 27 Desktop Stand TW SCDS01 ...

Page 30: ...d to an external device PLC PC etc The receiver and external device are not properly connected When the receiver succeeds in connecting to an external device the network monitor lights up light blue If the network monitor is not lit check that the LAN cable is not disconnected and then check that the network information of the receiver and external device is set correctly Receiver RX LED is lit in...

Page 31: ...g cable etc 6 The Product that has been repaired adjusted or modified by a third party 7 Replacement of consumables or limited life goods including batteries Consumables and limited life goods include the following Switches limit switch push button switch etc Battery cells batteries dry cell button battery etc Other goods considered to be consumables or limited life goods by usage 8 Failure caused...

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