Programming The Clock; Auxiliary Functions; Remaining Buttons; Start/Stop Procedure For Procontrol™ Transmitters - Sno-Way Procontrol 99100993 Installations- Und Bedienungshandbuch

Programming the Clock

While the control is off, hold the job timer function (Figure
1-9, I). A window will display the type of time to display
(24 hr and 12 hr formats). Use the joystick to select
between these options.

Auxiliary Functions

This button (Figure 1-9, J) is used to control an external
relay (installed by end user). This relay could control a
multitude of items, ranging from beacon lights to
additional plow lamps. This output is fused at 3 amps.

Remaining Buttons

The remaining buttons (Figure 1-9, K) not discussed are
for future innovations
functionality.
Start/Stop Procedure for ProControl
ters
To prevent the
inadvertently and accidentally being switched on or off the
power button is to be held approximately 2 seconds to be
turned off or on.
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Figure 1-9
and currently provide
Transmit-
™
ProControl™ transmitter

Power Saving Mode

The ProControl™ transmitter uses a very small amount of
electrical current anytime it is 'On'. To minimize current
use when the ProControl™ transmitter is inactive, the
system has a 'Sleep' mode to shut itself down. If no
control function is pressed for a time period of
approximately 15 minutes, the ProControl™ transmitter
will beep twice then shut down by itself. When this
happens, the power button must be depressed for
approximately two seconds to switch it back "ON."
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Battery Charging
See ProControl™ Charging / Battery Maintenance and
Replacement on page 12.

Diagnostic Functions

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Your ProControl™ transmitter has built in diagnostic
capability. The following chart lists the audible alerts,
screen displays and descriptions used to make you aware
of a problem.
AUDIBLE
K
ALERT
Short beep
(¼-second)
Long beep
(½-second)
no
from
No
Tone Alert
LCD
DESCRIPTION
DISPLAY
RECHARGE
ProControl™ Battery
BATTERY Failure.
BATTERY ProControl™ Battery
LOW Low.
+12 Volt supply not
RELAY
sensed at Start Switch
FAULT
coil.
Transmitter/receiver
LOST pairing failed. Radio
SIGNAL
communication lost to
plow.
Radio communication
NO
lost to plow. No radio
RECEIVER
communication.
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Real Time Clock Failure.
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Calendar Failure.