KOMPASS2-868, KOMPASS4-868 - 5 - Rev. 01 – 2013
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Receiver’s functioning
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Receiver is supplied with 2/4 relays outputs with one/two common contacts (Please check wiring diagram); common contact must
be connected to positive or negative pole, according to the polarity of the load connected;
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In order to avoid overload due to short circuit, put in a 3 A fuse.
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When you turn on the receiver, the green led LINE turns on and after 1 sec. the red led for programming turns on as well.
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The red led keeps turned on for about 15 sec., during this time the receiver is enabled to receive a new transmitter’s code and to
memorize it. It is possible to store up to 5 transmitters at the same time; whenever more than 5 transmitters are memorized, the
receiver accepts the latest code cancelling the first code received. When the red led is turned off you cannot make any TX
memorizing procedure;
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The pressure of one button on the transmitter turns on the corresponding yellow led on the receiver and the operating of the
output that is concerned;
Programming Procedure
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After powering the receiver when the red led is turned on steady follow these steps:
1.
Turn the new transmitter on, pressing the button ON;
2.
Keep the button UP pressed (it is on the left for the 2 channels version, or at the bottom on the left for the 4
channels version;
3.
Press the button PROGR on the receiver;
4.
Release the button UP of the transmitter;
5.
If the code has been recognized the led blinks in succession four times, then it turns off in order to confirm that the
new transmitter has been memorized;
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Verify the correct functioning of the new transmitter ;
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In order to add a new transmitter to a device that you already use, turn the receiver on and follow this procedure:
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Press and keep pressed the button PROG on the receiver as long as the red led turns on, then release it.
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Repeat the procedure starting from step 1
Battery replacement
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Unscrew the 6 screws on the transmitter’s back and take the rear part of the box away;
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Replace the batteries employing exclusively 1.5V AAA batteries. Pay attention in respecting polarity; reversing batteries doesn’t
damage the transmitter, but stops its functioning;
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Position the rear cover and screw the 6 closing screws.
Connecting the optional external antenna
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Make a 5 mm hole in the lower part of the receiver (on the right side of the hole of the connection cable) as shown in the picture 1;
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Open the receiver and remove the internal antenna from the terminal board;
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Run the cable of the external antenna in the hole already made and connect it to the terminal board: the cable shield must be
connected to the right contact, and the radio signal wire to the left contact (Figure 2):
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Close the receiver and fix the antenna to the boat loom employing the flat washer and the nut given in equipment.
Dimensions
in mm
Radio signal
wire
Cable shield
Fig.1
Fig.2