Sanwa MX-3X, Operating Manual

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Activating or Inhibiting Audible Key Tones, Continued....
2) Press the +/INC or DEC/- keys to select ACT (Active) or INH (Inhibit). When set to ACT, an
Audible Tone will sound when a Programming Key or a Trim Switch is pressed. When set to
INH, no Audible Tone will sound when a Programming Key or a Trim Switch is pressed.
BEEP setting range is ACT or INH. The default setting is ACT.
SETUP MEnU
The Inactivity Alarm function allows you to be warned when you leave the transmitter turned ON and there
has been no movement of the controls or the Programming Keys for 10 minutes. If the transmitter is left
ON for 10 minutes or longer without any input the Inactivity Alarm will sound continuously, POWR ON will
flash in the Programming Window, and the Power Indicator Light will flash. The Inactivity Alarm helps
prevent battery drain by accidentally leaving the transmitter turned ON.
aLRM - inacTiviTY aLaRM
Activating or Inhibiting the Inactivity Alarm
1) Press the Right or Left MENU key to highlight the REV menu. ALRM will be displayed in the
Programming Window.
2) Press the +/INC or DEC/- keys to select ACT (Active) or INH (Inhibit). When set to ACT, an
Audible Alarm will sound if the transmitter is left ON without any input for 10 minutes to alert
you to turn the transmitter OFF. When set to INH, no Audible Alarm will sound if the transmitter
is left ON without any input for 10 minutes.
ALRM setting range is ACT or INH. The default setting is INH.
The Battery Cell Count function allows you to choose the voltage range of the transmitter battery that you're
using (based on the cell count and the voltage of each cell), to ensure that the transmitter Low Voltage Alarm
operates correctly You are able to choose from 4 Cell and 6 Cell options, allowing you set the correct Low
Voltage Alarm for either the stock dry cell battery holder, the optional 6 cell Ni-MH battery, or even if you use
a 2 cell Li-Po battery or a 2 cell Li-Fe battery.
BaTT - BaTTERY cELL cOUnT
WARNING It's important that the Battery Cell Count matches the type of battery you're using or the Low Voltage Alarm will
not operate correctly. For a table of Battery Types and voltages, see pages 46 and 47.
Audible alarms will sound if the incorrect Battery Cell Count option is selected, but you can silence the alarms and change
the Battery Cell Count option to the correct one without worrying about damaging the transmitter.
Clearing the Inactivity Alarm
1) To clear the Inactivity Alarm once it sounds, either turn the transmitter OFF, press any of the Programming Keys, or move any
of the transmitter's controls.