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FREQUENCY BAND 915 MHZ

 
Frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) is a method of transmitting radio signals by rapidly 
switching a carrier among many frequency channels, using a pseudorandom sequence known to both 
transmitter and receiver. For further information about the frequencies used in this frequency band and 
about frequency-hopping, please contact your representative. 
 
 
 

FREQUENCY BAND 2.4 GHZ

 

Channel

Frequency

11

2405

12

2410

13

2415

14

2420

15

2425

16

2430

17

2435

18

2440

19

2445

20

2450

21

2455

22

2460

23

2465

24

2470

25

2475

26

2480

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Summary of Contents for TG-R4-26

Page 1: ...G T15 8 TG T15 9 TG R4 26 TG RX MNLCAN TG R4 28 TG RX MNRCAN TG R4 30 TG RX MNPCAN TG R4 41 TG RX MNLJ1939 TG R4 43 TG RX MNRJ1939 TG R4 45 TG RX MNPJ1939 TG R4 36 TG RX MNLANA TG R4 38 TG RX MNRANA T...

Page 2: ...T15 8 TG T15 9 transmitter 25 Chapter 4 INSTALLERS GUIDE 30 Navigate in menu mode 30 Enable PIN codes 30 Create PIN codes 31 Erase PIN codes 32 Show registered PIN codes 32 Start the transmitter in o...

Page 3: ...ntain information on the installation and configuration of the radio remote control unit on the machine are not intended to be passed on to the end user Only such information may be passed on to the e...

Page 4: ...ions n Make sure that the user has reached the certified age of your country to operate the equipment n Make sure that the user is not under the influence of drugs alcohol and medicines n Allow only q...

Page 5: ...IN CODE To prevent from unauthorized users being able to start the transmitter and control the receiver you can enable PIN codes for start up protection 1 10 PIN codes can be stored in the transmitter...

Page 6: ...n in a safety related application Measures for probability of hardware failures Transmitter stop function Probability of dangerous failure per hour PFHd 8 5 FITs du Fraction of total failure rate with...

Page 7: ...lace the antennas as far away from each other as possible The recommended distance is more than 1 meter We recommend that you test the equipment before mounting the receivers permanently Antenna with...

Page 8: ...ions We recommend that the system is provided with a wired emergency stop where necessary Base board 1 LED representing stop relays 1 2 red 8 Antenna connector 2 Stop relays 1 2 9 Function LEDs 1 4 1...

Page 9: ...external analogue reference and isolated analogue supply 18 Function button Cancel 26 Digital outputs LEDs 19 Select button OK 27 Indication LED for internal DC DC converter yellow 20 Terminal block...

Page 10: ...4 V AC DC 5 negative terminal DC voltage 6 12 24 V AC DC use when digital inputs are connected to receiver TERMINAL BLOCK FOR MIXED I O 32 12V DC 38 Digital input 2 33 5V DC 39 GND 34 GND 40 3 3V DC 3...

Page 11: ...One transmitter is logged in 3 green X Receiving correct RS485 data 4 orange X Settings in the safety CPUs conform to SIL3 X Settings in the safety CPUs do NOT conform to SIL3 5 red X FLASHES The rec...

Page 12: ...e 50 Unconnected 51 Unconnected 52 Unconnected 0 to 10V analogue output internal DC DC converter on 50 Negative supply 51 Unconnected 52 Positive supply 0 to 10V analogue output internal DC DC convert...

Page 13: ...OUTPUTS There are 12 digital outputs on the expansion board The digital outputs can be remapped as with the relays Maximum input is 50V 30 mA 53 Digital output 10 65 Digital output 16 54 Digital outp...

Page 14: ...INPUTS 83 Analogue input 1 84 Analogue input 2 85 Analogue GND TERMINAL BLOCK FOR ANALOGUE OUTPUTS 86 Analogue GND 93 Analogue output 1 87 Analogue GND 94 Analogue output 2 88 Analogue GND 95 Analogu...

Page 15: ...LED 5 function relay 5 LED 6 function relay 6 LED 7 function relay 7 LED 8 not used LED 9 stop relays 1 2 CURRENT CONSUMPTION Input power Min Max 12V AC 0 2A 0 5A 24V AC 0 06A 0 2A 48V AC 0 04A 0 2A 1...

Page 16: ...110 dBm Operating temperature 20 55 C 4 130 F Operating frequency TG RX MNLANA 433 075 434 775 MHz TG RX MNRANA 903 0125 926 9875 MHz TG RX MNPANA 2405 2480 MHz Number of channels frequency banks TG...

Page 17: ...lt into wider applications We recommend that the system is provided with a wired emergency stop where necessary Base board 1 LED representing stop relays 1 2 red 8 Antenna connector 2 Stop relays 1 2...

Page 18: ...Expansion board 15 Terminal block for internal power supply 18 CAN run LED 16 Programming connector 19 CAN error LED 17 Power LED 20 Terminal block for CAN signals 18...

Page 19: ...4 V AC DC 5 negative terminal DC voltage 6 12 24 V AC DC use when digital inputs are connected to receiver TERMINAL BLOCK FOR MIXED I O 32 12V DC 38 Digital input 2 33 5V DC 39 GND 34 GND 40 3 3V DC 3...

Page 20: ...s in the safety CPUs conform to SIL3 X Settings in the safety CPUs do NOT conform to SIL3 5 red X FLASHES The receiver is frequency scanning X Automatic frequency control processing X Automatic freque...

Page 21: ...J1939 433 075 434 775 MHz TG RX MNRCAN TG RX MNRJ1939 903 0125 926 9875 MHz TG RX MNPCAN TG RX MNPJ1939 2405 2480 MHz Number of channels frequency banks TG RX MNLCAN TG RX MNLJ1939 69 chan TG RX MNRCA...

Page 22: ...8V AC 0 02A 0 09A 115V AC 0 008A 0 04A 230V AC 0 006A 0 03A 12V DC 0 06A 0 3A 24V DC 0 03A 0 2A Minimum current consumption Receiver powered no radio session established nothing else activated on the...

Page 23: ...MENTS TG RX MNLANA TG RX MNRANA TG RX MNPANA 176 mm 6 9 in 160 mm 6 3 in 154 mm 6 in 144 mm 5 7 in 126 mm 5 in 5 5 mm 0 2 in 75 mm 3 in 5 mm 0 2 in 15 mm 0 6 in 5 5 mm 0 2 in 75 mm 3 in 160 mm 6 3 in...

Page 24: ...G RX MNRJ1939 TG RX MNPJ1939 176 mm 6 9 in 160 mm 6 3 in 154 mm 6 in 144 mm 5 7 in 126 mm 5 in 5 5 mm 0 2 in 53 mm 2 1 in 5 mm 0 2 in 9 mm 0 4 in 5 5 mm 0 2 in 53 mm 2 1 in 160 mm 6 3 in 53 mm 2 1 in...

Page 25: ...r cover 10 Button 4 2 Display 11 Button 6 3 Button 1 12 Button 8 safe button 4 Button 3 13 Button LEDs 5 Button 5 14 Right start button 6 Button 7 safe button 15 Stop button 7 Left start button 16 But...

Page 26: ...ter is transported by airplane the on off switch must be in 0 off position The switch should not be used as an on off button for the transmitter To turn the transmitter off use the stop button BUTTON...

Page 27: ...7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6 TG T15 7 TG T15 8 TG T15 9 Possible MAX NO OF REGISTERED RECEIVERS TG T14 4 TG T14 5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 8 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6 TG...

Page 28: ...T14 4 TG T14 5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6 TG T15 7 TG T15 8 TG T15 9 66 SENSITIVITY TG T14 4 TG T14 5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6...

Page 29: ...TRANSMITTER MEASUREMENTS TG T14 4 TG T14 5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6 TG T15 7 TG T15 8 TG T15 9 29...

Page 30: ...the battery capacity is good red when the battery capacity is poor 3 Press the right start button Keep pressed 4 Press the stop button 5 Release the right start button The top LED flashes green when t...

Page 31: ...n Keep pressed 4 Press the stop button 5 Release the right start button The top LED flashes green when the battery capacity is good red when the battery capacity is poor when in menu mode 6 Go to PIN...

Page 32: ...list to select the PIN code that you want to erase 8 Select by pressing the left start button 9 Confirm by pressing the left start button SHOW REGISTERED PIN CODES 1 Make sure that the stop button is...

Page 33: ...s that light red If no receiver s has been selected the LEDs for all available receivers will flash red If a receiver is selected the LEDs next to the left and the right start buttons flash red If no...

Page 34: ...will be automatically selected which is indicated by the corresponding LED s that light red If no receiver s has been selected the LEDs for all available receivers will flash red If a receiver is sele...

Page 35: ...nsmitter is already logged in to the receiver it has to be logged out before any other transmitter can be logged in If no transmitter is logged in to a receiver a registered transmitter will automatic...

Page 36: ...rns off after logging out REGISTER WARNING Do not perform this when the receiver is in a session with another transmitter The radio communication may become disturbed or broken NOTE Before starting to...

Page 37: ...nsmitter already have receivers registered we recommend that you erase all receivers from the transmitter before starting the replacement The receiver will automatically be stored in the same position...

Page 38: ...available the replacement will not take place Replace a transmitter with a new transmitter 1 Make sure that the stop button is pressed 2 Twist and pull out the stop button The top LED lights green whe...

Page 39: ...reen when the battery capacity is good red when the battery capacity is poor 3 Press the right start button Keep pressed 4 Press the stop button 5 Release the right start button The top LED flashes gr...

Page 40: ...esentative for assistance Switch channel on the transmitter 1 Make sure that the stop button is pressed 2 Twist and pull out the stop button The top LED lights green when the battery capacity is good...

Page 41: ...0 47 434 225 13 433 375 48 434 250 14 433 400 49 434 275 15 433 425 50 434 300 16 433 450 51 434 325 17 433 475 52 434 350 18 433 500 53 434 375 19 433 525 54 434 400 20 433 550 55 434 425 21 433 575...

Page 42: ...a pseudorandom sequence known to both transmitter and receiver For further information about the frequencies used in this frequency band and about frequency hopping please contact your representative...

Page 43: ...relay functionality NOTE Not available on receivers TG RX MNLCAN TG RX MNRCAN TG RX MNPCAN TG RX MNLJ1939 TG RX MNRJ1939 TG RX MNPJ1939 1 Press the receiver Function button 5 times Function LED 5 flas...

Page 44: ...The digital inputs on the receiver are connected to the transmitter LEDs If you need to make other settings for the digital inputs indications on the transmitter please contact your representative for...

Page 45: ...Chapter 5 OPERATING MODES CHAPTER 5 OPERATING MODES SELECT OPERATING MODE NOTE All receivers in this manual are intended to be customized Contact your representative for assistance 45...

Page 46: ...out the stop button The top LED lights green when the battery capacity is good red when the battery capacity is poor 3 Press the right start button Keep pressed 4 Press the stop button 5 Release the r...

Page 47: ...LOAD SELECT MODE 0 LOAD SELECT MODE 1 47...

Page 48: ...LOAD SELECT MODE 2 LOAD SELECT MODE 3 48...

Page 49: ...LOAD SELECT MODE 4 LOAD SELECT MODE 5 49...

Page 50: ...MODE 6 LOAD SELECT MODE 7 The loads are selected in the PC program Settings manager When you start the transmitter you cannot switch loads The LEDs on the transmitter do not indicate which load is ac...

Page 51: ...5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T15 5 TG T15 6 TG T15 7 TG T15 8 TG T15 9 Approx 16 h with continuous usage CHARGE TG T14 4 TG T14 5 TG T14 6 TG T14 7 TG T14 8 TG T14 9 TG T15 4 TG T...

Page 52: ...display the display monitors the battery status 2 Put the charger plug into the socket in the back of the transmitter While charging the top LED flashes in red If the transmitter has an external batte...

Page 53: ...ERNAL BATTERY NOTE Electronics and batteries must be physically separated before disposal Make sure that electronics or batteries are not thrown in the household waste 1 Remove the clip Use a screwdri...

Page 54: ...ee warranty n Faults resulting from normal wear and tear n Parts of a consumable nature n Products that have been subject to unauthorized modifications n Faults resulting from incorrect installation a...

Page 55: ...lage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement This equipment complies with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment End user must follow the specific o...

Page 56: ...nada le pr sent metteur radio peut fonctionner avec une antenne d un type et d un gain maximal ou inf rieur approuv pour l metteur par Industrie Canada Dans le but de r duire les risques de brouillage...

Page 57: ...perates strictly according to instructions from a microprocessor on the main board The radio circuit configuration is stored in a flash memory on the radio module A receiver transmitter unit with a de...

Page 58: ...outside of the enclosure of the receiver FCC IC LABEL IN THE RECEIVER The FCC IC label is placed on the radio module The radio module is mounted inside the receiver D00005 5 TG RX MNRCAN TG RX MNRANA...

Page 59: ...PRODUCT LABEL ON THE TRANSMITTER You will find the product label in the back of the transmitter 59...

Page 60: ...e radio module The radio module is mounted inside the transmitter D00005 06 TG T14 8 TG T15 8 D00005 09 TG T14 9 TG T15 9 The FCC IC label is placed on the main board The main board is mounted inside...

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