Base Aviation Ltd. 4401B Manual De Usuario
Setting Operation Mode for Each Channel
Each channel of the receiver can be programmed to operate in one of four modes;
1) Momentary
2) Latched
3) Emergency Latched
4) Safety Timer Momentary
2) Latched
3) Emergency Latched
4) Safety Timer Momentary
Momentary
The output channel on the receiver is activated ONLY when the corresponding
transmitter button is depressed. This operation is similar to a momentary push-button;
push to activate, release to de-activate.
transmitter button is depressed. This operation is similar to a momentary push-button;
push to activate, release to de-activate.
Latched
The output channel on the receiver is changed from deactivated to activated when the
corresponding button is pressed on the transmitter. Once the transmitter button is
released, the channel remains activated on the receiver. Pressing the button a second
time and releasing it on the transmitter causes the receiver channel to change from
activated to de-activated. This operation is similar to a push-on, push off switch. Push
once to activate, push again to deactivate.
corresponding button is pressed on the transmitter. Once the transmitter button is
released, the channel remains activated on the receiver. Pressing the button a second
time and releasing it on the transmitter causes the receiver channel to change from
activated to de-activated. This operation is similar to a push-on, push off switch. Push
once to activate, push again to deactivate.
Emergency Latched
The output channel on the receiver is changed from deactivated to activated when the
corresponding button on the transmitter is pressed. Pressing the button on the
transmitter and releasing it further will have no effect – the channel on the receiver will
remain activated. The only way to deactivate the channel on the receiver is to press the
reset button on the RECEIVER unit. This operation is similar to a kill button on a piece
of machinery – once the button is pressed the machine will be immediately stopped, but
releasing and pressing the button again has no effect.
corresponding button on the transmitter is pressed. Pressing the button on the
transmitter and releasing it further will have no effect – the channel on the receiver will
remain activated. The only way to deactivate the channel on the receiver is to press the
reset button on the RECEIVER unit. This operation is similar to a kill button on a piece
of machinery – once the button is pressed the machine will be immediately stopped, but
releasing and pressing the button again has no effect.
Safety Timer Momentary
The output channel on the receiver operates identically as the momentary operation with
one exception – if the transmitter button is pressed continuously for longer than 30
seconds, the receiver unit will automatically deactivate the channel. To activate the
channel for longer than 30 seconds, the button on the transmitter must be momentarily
released and then re-pressed again at least once every 30 seconds. This operation is
commonly used for a “smart dead-man” operation. It allows the unit to be used as a
dead-man switch but with the added feature that a bypassed switch (i.e. button
permanently forced closed) will not allow the system to operate indefinitely.
one exception – if the transmitter button is pressed continuously for longer than 30
seconds, the receiver unit will automatically deactivate the channel. To activate the
channel for longer than 30 seconds, the button on the transmitter must be momentarily
released and then re-pressed again at least once every 30 seconds. This operation is
commonly used for a “smart dead-man” operation. It allows the unit to be used as a
dead-man switch but with the added feature that a bypassed switch (i.e. button
permanently forced closed) will not allow the system to operate indefinitely.