Indicator Light; Replacing The Batteries - Quick 402 Benutzerhandbuch

CHARACTERISTICS - INSTALLATION - TECHNICAL DATA
WARNING: THE TRANSMITTER MUST BE PROGRAMMED FROM THE RECEIVER MEMORY.
FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE GIVEN IN THE USER'S MANUAL SUPPLIED WITH THE RECEIVER.
RADIO CONTROL TRANSMITTER
The old and inconvenient coding system using dip-switches has been replaced by the Multipass
micro-processor installed in the receiver can single out, identify and store the code of each transmitter. Each
transmitter has its own code which is different from all the others. This code is chosen from a list of more than
sixteen million combinations.

INDICATOR LIGHT

The green Led on the front (see figure 2) will light up when any key on the transmitter is pressed. The Led
will stay on for as long as the key is kept pressed.

REPLACING THE BATTERIES

WARNING: before working on the transmitter, make sure the receiver is de-energised. If a key is acci-
dentally pressed the receiver could be activated, thus creating a hazardous situation.
MODELS 402-404-406-408-410
Unscrew the six screws located on the back of the transmitter with a Phillips screwdriver. Prise open the trans-
mitter between the front (grey) and base (black) with a flat blade screwdriver (Fig. 1). Once the front has
been removed, take the battery out of the clips. Install the new battery (of the type indicated in the specifi-
cations) taking care to check the correct polarity. Place the battery inside of the front panel and put it back
together with the base (make sure the seal is in the correct position). Tighten the six screws.
WARNING: once the transmitter has been assembled, check that the LED does not stay on. If the LED
is on open up the transmitter again and check that it has been assembled correctly.
MODEL
INPUT CHARACTERISTICS
Power supply
Absorption during transmission
MAIN TRANSMITTER FEATURES
Channel number
Carrier frequency
Power output
Trasmission code
No. of code combination identified
Applied standard or Test Methods
Notified Body
According to Directive
GENERAL
Operating temperature
Dimension (WxHxD)
Weight
402 404
6LR61 alkaline battery (9 Vdc)
2 4
ETS 300 220 / EN 300 220-1 / ETS 300 683
1999/05/EC Art. 6.4 (R&TTE)
406
20 mA (max)
6
40.685 Mhz
<5mW ERP
32 bit digital
16.777.216
T.A.C. 0523
from -10°C to +55°C
55 x 160 x 52 mm
370 g
system. The
®
408 410
8 10