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If you wish to disconnect one of the cables from the Receiver, you must remove the
Receiver housing cover, and then press the small latch on the connector head and
then remove the cable from the socket. Carefully replace the housing cover, making
sure that the cable is seated properly and the housing is sealed against the base.
Now connect the other end of the cable to either the PIKO Digital Central Station or
the PIKO analog throttle. (See those component’s corresponding owner’s manuals
for more information.)
Fig. 1: Connection options
2.2 Mounting the Receiver:
The receiver can be mounted to a base using the 4 screw holes located on the
Receiver base.
2.3 Operation:
When the unit is switched on, the LED will blink in a long on, long off pattern,
indicating there is not yet a connection to a wireless throttle. As soon as a wireless
throttle is recognized, the LED will illuminate continuously. When the Receiver is
operated for the first time, or after a default reset, or if a new throttle is registered,
the LED will blink rapidly. The Receiver can be operated with up to four digital
handheld throttles at the same time.
Operating State of the STATUS LED
On (permanent)
Regular operation with one or more
Throttles
Rapid blink
The Receiver is being used for the first time and is
searching for throttles, a factory reset has occurred,
or a new throttle is being registered via the Receiver’s
push-button.
Slow blink
The Receiver has just been turned on and is in standby
mode, or no throttle has been active for an extended
period of time.
Analog-Plug
(for #35002)
Digital-Plug
(for #35010)
DIP-Switch
Push-Button
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