Rothenbuhler Engineering Company Inc 1673-2 Manual De Usuario
1673 OPERATION MANUAL REV A
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2.2.4.
The Remote
Unit’s shock tube circuit develops a high voltage spark to initiate
non-electric shock tube.
2.2.5.
The Remote Unit can run on standby for typically 12-16 hours before
recharging is required. The Remote Unit’s charger is internal and is capable of
worldwide operation. Typical charge time is 3 hours. The battery system features test
and discharge functions.
worldwide operation. Typical charge time is 3 hours. The battery system features test
and discharge functions.
2.2.6.
The Remote Unit features an internal history event log which stores 1024
events in non-volatile memory. The history log can be used to obtain information on the
operation and performance of the RFD. Each event is logged with the current date and
time along with GPS coordinates (if available).
operation and performance of the RFD. Each event is logged with the current date and
time along with GPS coordinates (if available).
2.3.
BATTERY CHARGERS
2.3.1.
Both Controller and Remote Units use internal battery chargers which are
powered by +12VDC from an external AC adapter. The AC adapter operates from 100
–
240VAC, 50-60 Hz, and has changeable pins for worldwide operation. Typical charge
time is 3 hours. Charging should be conducted indoors. Do not attempt to substitute
another power supply or equipment damage may occur.
time is 3 hours. Charging should be conducted indoors. Do not attempt to substitute
another power supply or equipment damage may occur.
2.3.2.
For battery charging procedure, refer to Section 3.2.
2.4.
ENABLE KEYS
2.4.1.
Each system is supplied with a unique group of enable keys. The enable
keys contain the encoded information required for operation.
2.4.2.
The Controller Unit has a unique enable key, and will only arm and fire with
this specific key installed. The Controller Unit will perform status and disarm functions
without the key installed. The Controller Unit automatically disarms all Remote Units
upon key removal. The Controller key
without the key installed. The Controller Unit automatically disarms all Remote Units
upon key removal. The Controller key
is labeled with a ‘C’ to distinguish it from the
Remote keys.
2.4.3.
The Remote Units’ use of the enable key can be configured for one of two
operation modes.
2.4.3.1. In generic (default) mode, the Remote unit assumes its System and Unit
numbers from the key installed. Any key can work in any Remote unit (as long as that
Remote is on the correct frequency assignment). Generic mode allows the flexibility to
move Remote Units within different systems and units within those systems by changing
the keys.
numbers from the key installed. Any key can work in any Remote unit (as long as that
Remote is on the correct frequency assignment). Generic mode allows the flexibility to
move Remote Units within different systems and units within those systems by changing
the keys.
2.4.3.2. In dedicated mode, The Remote Unit is setup to only work with one specific
key; for example a Remote Unit setup in dedicated to be Remote #3 from System #8
can only work with a key that matches these values. Dedicated mode can help when a
very strict key control plan is required.
key; for example a Remote Unit setup in dedicated to be Remote #3 from System #8
can only work with a key that matches these values. Dedicated mode can help when a
very strict key control plan is required.