Swisson XMT-120A, User Manual

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6 Battery
The XMT uses a 9 volt alkaline battery.
Lift to open the battery
compartment. Pull to remove the battery
compartment. Check battery pole
positions.
Push the battery on the
spring down into the
compartment.
Push the battery
compartment to the
touch.
If power is supplied to the XMT via the USB port, the battery is disconnected. As soon as the USB power supply is
removed, the XMT will automatically switch to battery operation. It’s also possible to use a rechargeable 9 volt battery.
The battery is not charged by the XMT.
The battery status of the XMT is displayed graphically in the upper right corner of the display. When USB power is
available, the battery symbol disappears and is replaced with a power connection symbol.
In order to increase the battery life time, the XMT will by default automatically turn off after not being used for a few
minutes. Please refer to the Power Settings chapter on how to change this behavior.
7 USB Port
The USB port is used to power the XMT and to connect it to a PC. Any 5V USB adapter, which is capable to supply
150mA can be used to power the XMT as well. The USB socket type is:
Micro-USB B. The USB cable is not supplied with
the XMT.
8 Backlight
Press the [Backlight] button to turn on and off the backlight.
The backlight uses a lot of energy. The battery life-time may be dramatically reduced when the backlight is used
excessively.
9 Choose Operating Modes
When the [MODE] button is pressed, while the device is in one of the basic operation modes, a menu will appear on
the display.
RECEIVE DMX Mode to receive and display DMX values.
SEND DMX Mode to edit levels and send DMX.
RDM CONTROLLER Mode to operate RDM (available only on the XMT-350).
CABLE TESTER Cable test mode.
CHANNEL TRACER Mode to receive a DMX channel and trace the level frame by frame.
TIMINGS Mode to analyze DMX timings.
SEQUENCE Sequence editor and player .
6 PRELIMINARY
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USB powered Battery powered
USB Adapter