KYOWA MRS-100 Series, Instruction Manual

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o) "SLEEP" switch
To save battery life, hold down the switch for at least three seconds to transition the transmitter to sleep mode for
the specified amount of time. In sleep mode, transmitter operations are not possible.
Once the specified period elapses, the transmitter returns to the same state it was in after turning on the power.
• When executed normally:
1) Hold down the "SLEEP" switch for at least three seconds.
2) The "DATA" LED lights up in green.
One to three "Transmitter’s battery voltage checking" LEDs and one to three "RSSI" LEDs also light up in
green.
3) The transmitter enters sleep mode.
• When measurement fails to start normally (due to a wireless communication error, etc.):
1) Hold down the "SLEEP" switch for at least three seconds.
2) The "DATA" LED lights up in red, and the buzzer sounds.
(The buzzer does not sound if "MUTE" is off.)
3) SLEEP is not executed, and the transmitter remains in standby in Command Mode.
"Battery voltage checking"
"RSSI" LED
"DATA" LED Status
Lit in green
●
(Lit for three seconds)
Lit in green
●
(Lit for three seconds)
SLEEP was executed normally.
Off
●
Lit in red
●
(Lit for three seconds)
SLEEP was not executed normally.
Try again in an environment that enables normal wireless
communication.
When the Transmitter is turned on again or the Sleep period elapses, the Transmitter’s status upon
resuming operation differs depending on its Firmware Ver. as follows:
・
For Firmware Ver.2.00 or later, operation is resumed in the Measuring Mode.
・
For Firmware Ver.1.00, operation is resumed in the Command Mode.
MEMO
Even if the transmitter is in the SLEEP or Tx OFF state, restarting the transmitter back on will cause it
to return.
MEMO