NBB Compact-M Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 13

Meaning of the LED display on the Compact-M:

Receiver connect to power, without communication with transmitter:

1. LED

 constant ON (green)

2. LED

 flashing irregular (orange)  

->  receiver searching transmitter

Connect to transmitter:

1. LED

 flashing regular (green)

2. LED

 flashing regular (orange)  

->  communication ok

1. LED

 flashing irregular (green)

2. LED

 flashing irregular (orange)  

->  Interference on RF signal 

   

 

->  (change frequency)

1. LED

 flashing regular in 1 sec. interval (red) ->  Emergency relay fault.

2. LED

 flashing regular (orange)

Receiver Compact-M with charger (optional):

3. LED 

flashing regular (yellow)  

->  battery charging

3. LED

 constant ON (yellow)  

->  battery full charged

Service connector: Only for NBB service team.

If problems arise: 

1.

 Check whether the transmitter is switched on.

2.

 Check the power supply of the receiver.

3.

 (optional) Check or change the current frequency channel.

Function control 

Technical data

12

Receiver

Receive frequency range

Data security

Safety 

Contact load of EMERGENCY STOP 
relay

Contact load of relay

Power consumption

Supply

Operating ambient temperature

Protection class

Weight

Measurements (L x W x H)

Compact-M

See nameplate

Addressing each receiver by a separate, unique combination >16 million options

EMERGENCY STOP with self-test
Restart lockout in the event of a faulty EMERGENCY STOP relay

Max. 4 A; 12 V/24 V DC

Max. 6 A; shortcircuit-safe; analog PWM or digital 12 V/24 V DC

<4 VA / 12 V DC; <3 VA / 24 V DC depending on the number of active relays

Please refer to the technical documents

From -20 to +70 °C

IP 65

Approx. 1100 g

215 x 160 x 65 mm

SERVICE

LED RADIO ON

CONNECTOR

Summary of Contents for Compact-M

Page 1: ...ransmitter Type Version Factory No Frequency Operating instructions Nano M SMJ USA Canada Compact M RADIO CONTROL SYSTEMS OTTO HAHN STR 3 5 DE 75248 LBRONN D RRN E MAIL sales nbb de INTERNET www nbb d...

Page 2: ...Table of contents General information Transmitter Nano M SMJ Receiver Compact M Accessories Technical documents 1 2 4 10 13 17...

Page 3: ...rate the NBB radio control system The safety features installed in the NBB radio control system must be checked regularly The NBB radio control system must be shut down immediately if there are any fa...

Page 4: ...relays rechargeable batteries and batteries are excluded from the warranty The functional warranty will become null and void for damage accidental damage negligence improper use non compliance of the...

Page 5: ...M SMJ with a display and 2 joysticks Nano M SMJ with 3 joysticks Nano M SMJ with a display and 8 joysticks Nano M SMJ with 6 joysticks Nano M SMJ with a display and 3 joysticks Nano M SMJ with 4 joyst...

Page 6: ...t you remove the batteries from the transmitter Safety equipment in the NBB radio control system n EMERGENCY STOP or STOP function n Zero position interlock n Addressing each transmitter using a uniqu...

Page 7: ...vided the transmitter is ready for operation can only be switched on if no command transmitters are activated The command necessary for this is activated by the On Horn key Here a horn signal is trigg...

Page 8: ...the spent battery and replace with a fully charged battery The radio system will not have an interruption in contol during battery replacement provided the second battery is installed and has capacit...

Page 9: ...rface Mounted Joystick 1 6 4 2 5 5 3 To activate teach mode the transmitter must be switched off Press and hold the Frequency switching key Switch the transmitter on The letters Jt appear in the displ...

Page 10: ...consumption RF output Protection class Operating ambient temperature Weight without battery Measurements L x W x H Technology SMJ Surface Mounted Joystick 5 5 3 1 6 4 2 To activate teach mode the tra...

Page 11: ...10 Variations Receiver Compact M Compact MA Compact MB Compact MC Compact MD...

Page 12: ...ol can be performed with the aid of the control lamps located on the receiver For this purpose the transmitter must be ready for operation Only mount the receiver vertically to the external wall of th...

Page 13: ...problems arise 1 Check whether the transmitter is switched on 2 Check the power supply of the receiver 3 optional Check or change the current frequency channel Function control Technical data 12 Rece...

Page 14: ...age the battery Heat in particular reduces performance To extend the service life of the battery store the charged battery in a cool and dry location NBB is not liable for subsequent damage due to inc...

Page 15: ...monitoring From 20 to 60 C From 10 to 35 C Approx 126 x 52 x 22 mm Approx 200 g Technology Voltage Capacity Maximum charging current Operating temperature discharge Operating temperature charge Measu...

Page 16: ...or operation Insert the battery in the battery compartment CHARGING The battery is being charged Charging complete Battery is deeply discharged or ambient tem perature for quick charging is too low 2...

Page 17: ...ia coaxial power connector external 5 5 mm internal 2 1 mm 173 5 x 73 x 43 7 mm Power supply Supply voltage Power supply system Measurements L x W x H Configurable specific to battery Delta Peak dT dt...

Page 18: ...er s authority to operate the equipment IC CANADA The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not emit RF field in excess of Health Canad...

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Page 20: ...17 Technical documents...

Page 21: ...tificate DIN EN ISO 9001 2008 N 03022 NBB Controls Components GmbH Otto Hahn Stra e 3 5 DE 75248 lbronn D rrn Tel 0 72 37 9 99 0 Fax 0 72 37 9 99 1 99 eMail sales nbb de http www nbb de We reserve the...

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