Binsfeld Engineering Inc TX10K-LP Manual De Usuario
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Fast flash (7 Hz)
The input signal to the TX10K is
out of range. Reducing the Gain
will increase the input range and
may eliminate this problem.
NOTE: If the out-of-range
condition is of a short duration,
there may only be one or two
flashes.
out of range. Reducing the Gain
will increase the input range and
may eliminate this problem.
NOTE: If the out-of-range
condition is of a short duration,
there may only be one or two
flashes.
Slow flash (2 Hz)
One of the References (shunts) is
enabled. NOTE: If a signal out of
range condition occurs while the
Reference is enabled, the light
will indicate the out of range
condition (fast flash).
enabled. NOTE: If a signal out of
range condition occurs while the
Reference is enabled, the light
will indicate the out of range
condition (fast flash).
Flicker off once every second
The power input voltage is either
too high or too low. NOTE:
Improper operation or damage to
the transmitter can occur if
operated outside its specified
power input voltage range.
too high or too low. NOTE:
Improper operation or damage to
the transmitter can occur if
operated outside its specified
power input voltage range.
RM10K Remote Control
The handheld RM10K Remote Control allows the user to configure
the TX10K Transmitter even while it is installed. The RM10K
keypad operates similar to a common TV remote control, emitting
an infrared signal through the window on the front of the unit.
Simply point the RM10K at the Infrared Receiver on the TX10K
and press the proper key to change the configuration. Both the
Infrared Receiver lens and the window on the front of the RM10K
need to be kept clean in order to function properly.
NOTE: The RM10K is designed to transmit commands to the
transmitter when it is stationary. It will work at slow rotation
speeds, typically less than 100 rpm.
the TX10K Transmitter even while it is installed. The RM10K
keypad operates similar to a common TV remote control, emitting
an infrared signal through the window on the front of the unit.
Simply point the RM10K at the Infrared Receiver on the TX10K
and press the proper key to change the configuration. Both the
Infrared Receiver lens and the window on the front of the RM10K
need to be kept clean in order to function properly.
NOTE: The RM10K is designed to transmit commands to the
transmitter when it is stationary. It will work at slow rotation
speeds, typically less than 100 rpm.