After the batteries are fully charged, the Battery LED light is turned off.
Battery LED = Battery status indicator
Battery LED light -
OFF
= batteries are charged
orange Battery LED light -
Flashing
= batteries need to be charged
orange Battery LED light -
ON
= batteries are charging
4.4.3 Battery charging
Each photocell has its own built-in battery charger. To charge the batteries use the power adapter
which is part of the basic TSS set kit.
Power adapter parameters:
Input voltage: 110 - 230 V AC, 50 - 60 Hz
Output voltage: 12 V DC, 1,2 A
!!
Only use rechargeable batteries:
type NiMH, 2000 - 2500 mSh
!!
Plug the power adapter into a 230V AC power outlet
Plug the power adapter connector into the bottom socket on left side of the photocell unit (see
page 8)
After the charging process is turned on, the LED_battery light will indicate the charging via
continuous orange light and LED display shows “c” for 2 seconds..
After the charging process is finished, the orange LED_battery will turn off.
4.4.4 Battery exchange
1. Open the back cover of the battery compartment
2. Insert 4x rechargeable NiMH batteries as pictured on the bottom part of the battery
compartment
3. Before inserting the batteries, make sure that the batteries are correctly polarised
4.4.5 Optical Signalling LED bulb
1.
If the photocell is turned off or on but not connected to the TSS computer software,
the optical
signalling LED bulb (9) located on the top of the photocell unit is turned off.
2.
The photocell is turned on and connected to the TSS computer software
.
- the optical signalling LED bulb lit
continuous red light
along with a high frequency audio
signal = photocell beam between the photocell and the reflector is interrupted or the beam
is out of the reflector
- the optical signalling LED bulb
flashes red light
along with flashing Power LED light =
indicates correct communication between the photocell unit, receiver and TSS computer
software (after the “Click to Connect” button in the TSS computer software was activated).
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