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rapid starts/stops, high temperatures). Replace tape as
required following the
notes in the “CAUTION” previously
listed.
NOTE 2: If the
shaft is small (≤1” or 25 mm), balance might
be an issue. In this case, steps may have to be taken to
balance the transmitter (TX10K) and the battery and housing
(BH10K). Please discuss this with your Binsfeld Engineering
Sales Representative.
4. Cut an appropriate length of 2-conductor power cable (red &
black twisted pair) and strip and tin ends. Connect red wire to
+B
on BH10K and to
+B
on TX10K-S and black wire to
-B
on
BH10K and to
-B
on TX10K-S. The Status Indicator light
should blink several times and then come on solid. Secure to
shaft.
NOTE: If testing will not begin for some time, use the RM10K
Remote Control to put the TX10K-S in Standby mode to save
battery life. The Status Indicator light will turn off. A fresh
battery will last for several days in this mode.
5. Cut an appropriate length of 4-conductor ribbon cable (as
short as practical to avoid unwanted electrical noise) and strip
and tin ends. Solder to gage per Appendix D or gage
manufacturer’s
specification
and
make
appropriate
connections to the TX10K-S terminals. Secure loose cable to
shaft.
6. Connect Receiver Antenna to
Antenna
connector on the rear
panel of the RX10K Receiver. Position magnetic-mount
antenna with element installed near the TX10K-S, typically
within 10 feet (3 meters).
7. Insert connector on AC/DC adapter into
Power Input
jack on
the RX10K rear panel. Plug adapter into appropriate AC
power source (i.e., wall socket). Flip the RX10K power switch
to
On
while holding down the
ADJUST
▲ key.
NOTE: This resets the RX10K parameters to their default
settings. Simply turn
On
without holding any keys if previously
set parameter configurations are desired.
8. Turn on the TX10K-S with the RM10K (if needed). Confirm
that Status Indicator light is on solid. Slowly scroll through
each RX10K channel until it matches TX10K-S channel setting
(top line will quit flashing and bottom line will show the RF
