Transmitter Logon And Logoff; Explanation Of Symbols - ICP ICARUS Serie Handbuch

RX HEAVY

4.11 TRANSMITTER LoGoN AND LoGoff

To log on a new or additional transmitter, learning
mode must be activated. Proceed as follows:
I. Ensure that the receiver is connected to a voltage source (9-30V DC)
and the green POWER LED is constantly lit. For this the emergency
stop switch on the receiver must be pulled out.
II. Press the emergency stop switch on the receiver in.
III. After a minimum of 4 seconds pull the emergency stop switch out.
Then press the switch in twice and pull it out again each time. Learning
mode is now activated. The POWER LED now flashes fast with a green light.
The procedure described in point three must be carried out within
a time window of 4 seconds for learning mode to be activated.
If learning mode is activated, transmitters can be logged on and off.
Press the emergany stop switch to quit the learning mode.
Logging on a transmitter:
I. Activate learning mode (see above)
II. Pull out the emergency stop switch of the (TX HEAVY)
or push up the power switch of the transmitter (TX MINI) (ON).
III. Press Function key 1 on the transmitter. The ACTIVE LED comes on with
a green light when a key is pressed. The transmitter is now logged on.
To log on a further remote control, please repeat the
procedure from step two with the other transmitter.
Logging off a transmitter:
I. Activate learning mode (see above)
II. Pull out the emergency stop switch of the (TX HEAVY)
or push up the power switch of the transmitter (TX MINI) (ON).
III. Press Function key 2 on the transmitter. The ACTIVE LED comes on with
a red light when a key is pressed. The transmitter is now logged off.
To log off a further remote control, please repeat the
procedure from step two with the other transmitter.
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