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Antennas with red rings are used for 433 MHz, and antennas with blue rings are 
used for 418 MHz. Be careful not to overtighten the antenna when screwing it on, 
as this could cause its mating connector to rotate and break its internal 
connection. Rotation could also occur, with the same result, when subsequent 
removal of an overtightened antenna is attempted. The recommended way to 
install the antenna is to grasp it by its small diameter upper part and rotate gently 
in a clockwise direction until increased resistance is felt. It need not be tight to 
achieve a good electrical connection. When removing the antenna for storage, 
observe the base of the mating connector to ensure that it is not rotating. If the 
antenna is so tight that rotation is occurring, grasp the hex base of the mating 
connector with long nose pliers, and then unscrew the antenna.  

1.2 

THE SAFETY LOCKING SWITCH.  

The Safety Locking Switch is a miniature keylock with two positions, “Safe” and 
“Xmtr Enabled”. In the “Safe” position no RF output occurs even if a button is 
pressed. In the “Xmtr Enabled” position modulated RF output occurs 
continuously while a button is pressed. Whether transmitting or not, a green 
warning indicator near the switch flashes whenever the switch is in its “Enabled” 
position and the battery voltage is above the low battery detect threshold. 
Approximately 1 milliamp is drained continuously from the battery while the 
transmitter is enabled and not transmitting. So this switch should always be 
turned to the “Safe” position while the transmitter is not being used. Keys are 
interchangeable, as all Holatron RFLS-6HSXT transmitters are keyed the same.  

Firing on all receivers set to the transmitter’s digital channel always commences 
at cue 1 after the transmitter has first been enabled. Thus all receivers on this 
transmitter’s fixed channel can be reset to cue 1 at any time by turning this switch 
momentarily to “Safe” and then back to “Transmitter Enabled”.  

1.3 

THE “XMTR ENABLED” INDICATOR.  

This green lamp, located at the “Enabled” position of the lockswitch, warns the 
user that transmission will occur when a button is pressed, and that battery drain 
is occurring. It also verifies that battery voltage is adequate to transmit a signal 
over the specified range.   

When the transmitter is turned on (transmitter enabled) with the keylock switch, 
battery status is indicated by the flashing of this lamp. It is of sufficiently high 
intensity to be visible in direct sunlight and will flash intermittently in bursts of 
one, two, or three flashes at a time if the battery has enough capacity to power 
the transmitter. If no flashing occurs, the battery must be replaced before the 
transmitter can be used reliably. Three flashes per burst indicate that the battery 
has full capacity, two flashes indicate that its capacity is beginning to diminish, 
and one flash indicates that it is near the end of its useful lifetime in which case it 
should be replaced immediately after the current use. Adequate transmitter 
output to achieve the specified range will occur as long as the battery voltage is 
above approximately 7.0 volts, but the battery voltage will drop rapidly at this 
point. 

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Страница 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE GUIDE Fixed Channel High Speed UHF Transmitter HOLATRON SYSTEMS LLC 833 ILANIWAI ST STE 2 Honolulu HI 96813 808 372 0956 www holatron com...

Страница 2: ...onnected with the utilization of this product and all risks of participation in the activities for which this product is sold User acknowledges that he she it has the necessary and required skill expe...

Страница 3: ...496HSRC RFLS 496HSARC RFLS 912HSRC or RFLS 912HSARC receivers a range of mile can be achieved All inscriptions on the transmitter panel are luminescent to facilitate use of the transmitter in a dark...

Страница 4: ...d always be turned to the Safe position while the transmitter is not being used Keys are interchangeable as all Holatron RFLS 6HSXT transmitters are keyed the same Firing on all receivers set to the t...

Страница 5: ...ss the button provided that each button depression lasts at least 0 1 second followed by at least 0 1 second with the button released If many transmitters are transmitting simultaneously it may be nec...

Страница 6: ...latron Systems can supply custom fire rates if required NOTE Automatic firing always commences at the next cue after the last one fired whether it was semi automatic or automatic Semi automatic firing...

Страница 7: ...automatic firing Single shot sequential 1 shot per second 1 second per shot 7 Semi automatic firing Single shot sequential 2 shots per second 0 5 second per shot 8 Semi automatic firing Single shot s...

Страница 8: ...tic firing Single shot sequential 6 67 shots per second 0 13 second per shot 7 Semi automatic firing Single shot sequential 7 69 shots per second 0 5 second per shot 8 Semi automatic firing Single sho...

Страница 9: ...n failure of intentional actuation rather than unintended actuation This goal is achieved by transmitting a 64 bit noise tolerant code repeatedly while a transmitter button is depressed 60 of these bi...

Страница 10: ...tery Detect Threshold 7 7 V Transmitter Supply Voltage 7 0 V 2 0 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE This section describes the recommended operating procedure and maintenance for the transmitter receiver syste...

Страница 11: ...ck switch back to Safe position 2 1 4 When the area around the devices to be actuated is clear of persons who might be injured by an accidental actuation and after verifying that the receiver s green...

Страница 12: ...iver and turn the transmitter lockswitch back to its Safe position to stop further drain of the transmitter battery You may remove the antenna to make it easier to store the transmitter Observe the pr...

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