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REI2
User manual
Doc: R2U_2_1079_002_E
Version: 1.07.9
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3.12. Maintenance
3.12.1. Encoder Enc003
This module is designed to avoid the need for any type of standard maintenance. In normal
working conditions the lithium battery (3.6 V) has a life of approximately 6 years. When the
LinkGate Encoder is in a situation of limited autonomy, it emits an acoustic signal to warn the
user. The low battery signal consists of three brief tones BEEP-BEEP-BEEP at the end of an
impulse transmission. In this case, you should immediately contact your Microgate
representative or the company for battery replacement and an overhaul of the system.
3.12.2. EncRadio Enc004 and Encoder Enc005
The Encradio (Enc004) and Encoder (Enc005) modules are powered by internal NiMh batteries,
which can be recharged with the adaptors supplied. They can be used without recharging for
about 10,000 impulses or 8 hours in the displayboard command mode. When LinkGate radio’s
power is running low, it warns the user with an acoustic signal. The low battery signal consists of
the emission of 3 brief BEEPs at the end of the transmission of an impulse. Usually, the power
remaining is sufficient to finish the timing session.
Any power source between 9 and 20 Volts can be used to charge the internal batteries and also
for external power supply. To increase the life of the internal batteries, it is advisable to recharge
only after the low battery warning or after 3 months of not being used.
3.12.3. Decoder e DecRadio
The Decoder and DecRadio modules take power directly from the Microgate stopwatch using the
dedicated connecting cable.