GALAXIS SHOWTECHNIK PYROTEC G-Flame, Руководство пользователя

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transmitting continuously (i.e. they are active carriers) if they are in the firing mode. If you change from
normal mode to firing mode the controllers are telling the receivers that a continuous and intended
transmission will follow. If a G-Flame has been switched on after this or was in the menu while this
signal has been sent it will interpret the signal of the own transmitter as an interfering signal.
Note: You can select another frequency in the menu of the device if the used radio channel is busy or
if there is an interference. Of course you have to select the same frequency also at the controller and
all other receivers if additional devices are in use (only possible with Advanced series).
Note: The frequency (i.e. radio channel) can also be changed remotely with the controller PFC
Advanced or the wireless USB modem PFM Advanced.
Note: Using the controller PFC Advanced the warning 'Radio Interference' and the level of
interference can even be checked remotely.
29. Usage in rainy conditions
The device can also be used even in heavy rainfall. The housing protects the electronic circuits
against the immersion of rain water, also if the rain hits the device sideways.
If rain water accumulates in the burning chamber it will be able to drain off through a drilling and a
hose. Ensure that this drilling and the hose is not blocked by dirt or foreign particles.
It is prohibited to submerge the device into water or to operate it in anyway that water enters the
device from the bottom side.
As soon as the high voltage ignition is switched on a very hot electrical arc is being generated and the
fuel can be ignited without any problems even in heavy rainfall.
Ensure that all wetness or moisture can dry off completely after each usage in the rain before you stow
the devices in cartons, flight cases or similar.
30. Radio range
If the standard antenna is used under good conditions the range is 800 m and can be increased up to
2.000 m by using the antenna Superscan 70 or Superscan 71.
Higher radio range is available on request.
It is a general rule that the higher the antenna is positioned the better the reception will be. Please do
not hesitate to ask our personnel for more information about the various possibilities of range
improvement.
Note: An antenna extension cable should be used for the Superscan 70 or Superscan 71 in order to
mount the antenna separated to ensure that the generated flame can not damage the antenna.
Note: Do not use the high gain antennas Superscan 70 and Superscan 71 together with the remote
access functions because in this mode the device is also transmitting data and the radio approval
would be voided.