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Tele Radio T19-02 User Instructions Download Page 33

ANNEX A: INDEX

A

AEC Statement

ANATEL Statement

B

Battery

Battery information

Change batteries in battery pack D4-3

Charge

Battery precautions

Handling

Storage

C

Charging temperature

D

Dimensions

Disposal

E

EIRP

F

FCC statement

FCC/IC labels

Foils

Functionality test

I

IC Statement

IP code

ED-PN-TX103-EN-v04

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Summary of Contents for T19-02

Page 1: ...safe smart strong T19 ED PN TX103 EN v04 Language English original END USER INSTRUCTIONS Transmitter T19 02...

Page 2: ...Tele Radio AB Datav gen 21 SE 436 32 Askim Sweden Phone 46 0 31 748 54 60...

Page 3: ...ER 5 ERROR INDICATIONS AND CODE MESSAGES 16 CHAPTER 6 OPERATION 17 6 1 General information 17 6 2 Radio mode 18 6 3 Functionality test 19 6 4 Start a session 20 6 5 Log the transmitter out from a rece...

Page 4: ...for this purpose It is the responsibility of any such users or integrators to perform the appropriate and complete risk analysis evaluation and testing of the products with respect to the relevant spe...

Page 5: ...Tele Radio AB products are covered by a warranty against material construction or manufacturing faults See Chapter 9 Warranty service repairs and maintenance ED PN TX103 EN v04 5...

Page 6: ...on may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic photographic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise for any purpose other than...

Page 7: ...s hydraulic machines construction forestry or agriculture equipments and more Tele Radio AB s transmitters and receivers are highly customizable and can be configured to suit the most wide ranging app...

Page 8: ...chaser of this product has been instructed how to handle the system safely The following information is intended for use as a complement to applicable local regulations and standards IMPORTANT Tele Ra...

Page 9: ...nded l Always switch the transmitter off when not in use Store in a safe place l Keep a clear view of the work area at all times 2 1 2 MAI NTENANCE Before maintenance intervention on any remote contro...

Page 10: ...antennas clean l Wipe off dust using a clean slightly damp cloth l Never use cleaning solutions l Check the encapsulation foils and cable for damages every day If you use the product although the enc...

Page 11: ...PORTANT The Stop button should always be tested before operating the transmitter This test should be done on each shift without a load To test the stop button 1 Press the Stop button 2 Twist and relea...

Page 12: ...f channels 16 channel 11 26 Radio frequency output power EIRP1 10 dBm 10 mW Operating time continuous usage Approximately 100 h with alkaline depending on settings IP code IP65 Operating temperature 2...

Page 13: ...11 to 26 Once the channel has been selected on the transmitter the receiver will automatically detect and switch to the same channel Channel Frequency MHz Channel Frequency MHz 11 2405 19 2445 12 2410...

Page 14: ...2 10 Button 3 11 Button 4 12 Button 5 13 Button 6 14 Button 7 Left Start button 15 Button 8 Right Start button 4 1 1 SHI FT B UTTON In some cases the right Start button1 is used as a shift button to...

Page 15: ...l under the rubber cover 4 3 Top LED status indication The top LED is a multicolored LED that lights or flashes green when the battery capacity is good and red when the battery capacity is poor When t...

Page 16: ...LED is off LED is blinking green red NOTE The following error indications apply for models with SW version 18 or higher LED0 green red LED1 red LED2 red LED3 red LED4 red Indicates Production data er...

Page 17: ...ve the logout function activated and be set to continuous radio mode 6 1 2 RECEI VERS WI THOUT LOGI N LOGOUT FUNCTI ON OR WI TH LOGI N LOGOUT FUNCTI ON I NACTI VATED To control a receiver the transmit...

Page 18: ...transmitter starts to transmit continuously as soon as it is started The radio transmission ends when the stop button is pressed When the system is in continuous radio mode buttons 7 and 8 are used a...

Page 19: ...hat the controlled object can not cause any harm in the event of unexpected movement l Always follow local safety rules and start the equipment according to the corresponding instructions l Make sure...

Page 20: ...ing a new session When not in use transmitters must be switched off and stored in a secure storage space Do not use the system if the stop button is damaged or if it does not stop the equipment Doing...

Page 21: ...e powered up for the logout procedure to be successful NOTE The logout procedure will log the transmitter out from all receivers that are part of the radio session NOTE The logout function cannot be a...

Page 22: ...ter is switched off it remains logged in to the receiver s To logout see the section 6 5 Log the transmitter out from a receiver 1 Press the Stop button The transmitter sends a Stop command to the rec...

Page 23: ...t circuit disassemble deform or heat batteries l Never attempt to charge a visibly damaged or frozen battery l Do not use or charge the battery if it appears to be leaking deformed or damaged in any w...

Page 24: ...same plastic bag l Do not incinerate or dispose of batteries in fire l Do not place used batteries in the household waste Dispose of used batteries in accordance with the applicable regulations and l...

Page 25: ...5 V AAA LR03 batteries1 Article number M245060 Operating time Approximately 150 h depending on settings Approximately 100 h with alkaline depending on settings Charge Tele Radio charger unit2 5 V DC...

Page 26: ...re disposal 1 Remove the battery pack from the back of the transmitter 2 Open the battery pack 3 Replace the 3 x 1 5 V AAA LR03 batteries Use alkaline batteries for optimal performance 4 Put the batte...

Page 27: ...21 C to 38 C 70 F to 100 F l Initial tape application to surfaces at temperatures below 10 C 50 F is not recommended because the adhesive becomes too firm to adhere readily However once properly appli...

Page 28: ...l Faults resulting from normal wear and tear l Parts of a consumable nature l Products that have been subject to unauthorized modifications l Faults resulting from incorrect installation and use l Dam...

Page 29: ...le radio com 10 1 2 WEEE DI RECTI VE This symbol means that inoperative electrical and electronic products must not be mixed with household waste The European Union has implemented a collection and re...

Page 30: ...n accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment...

Page 31: ...x conditions suivantes 1 l appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage 2 l appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radio lectrique subi m me si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le foncti...

Page 32: ...ente autorizados Este produto n o apropriado para uso em ambientes dom sticos pois poder causar interfer ncias eletromagn ticas que obrigam o usu rio a tomar medidas necess rias para minimizar estas i...

Page 33: ...25 Change batteries in battery pack D4 3 26 Charge 26 Battery precautions 23 Handling 23 Storage 23 C Charging temperature 12 D Dimensions 12 Disposal 24 E EIRP 12 F FCC statement 30 FCC IC labels 31...

Page 34: ...erature 12 Operating time 12 P Power supply 12 R Radio communication 12 Radio frequency band 12 2 4 GHz 13 Frequency channels 13 Radio frequency output power 12 Radio mode 18 S Safety Features 11 Safe...

Page 35: ...rage temperature Battery 25 Switch off 22 T Top LED 15 Transmitter back 15 Transmitter front views 14 W Warnings restrictions 8 Maintenance 9 Operation 8 WEEE directive 29 Weight 12 ED PN TX103 EN v04...

Page 36: ...safe smart strong These End user instructions are subject to change without prior notice Download the latest End user instructions from www tele radio com...

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