BWI Eagle AIR-EAGLE XLT PLUS 465U-HHEBD-4 Manuale utente

AIR-EAGLE XLT PLUS

465U-HHEBD-4

900 MHz RF Transmitter

Document Date: 7/12/2021

Product Rev: 1

465U-HHEBD-4

WARRANTY STATEMENT

BWI Eagle Inc. warrants the Air-Eagle Remote Control System, if properly used and installed, will be free

from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year after date of purchase. Said warranty to

include the repair or replacement of defective equipment. This warranty does not cover damage due to

external causes, including accident, problems with electrical power, usage not in accordance with product

instructions, misuse, neglect, alteration, repair, improper installation, or improper testing. This limited

warranty, and any implied warranties that may exist under state law, apply only to the original purchaser of

the equipment, and last only for as long as such purchaser continues to own the equipment. This warranty

replaces all other warranties, express or implied including, but not limited to, the implied warranties or

merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. BWI Eagle makes no express warranties beyond

those stated here. BWI disclaims without limitation, implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a

particular purpose. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties so this limitation

may not apply to you. To obtain warranty service, contact BWI Eagle for a return material authorization.

When returning equipment to BWI Eagle, the customer assumes the risk of damage or loss during

shipping and is responsible for the shipping costs incurred.

SIGNAL RANGE

Max range statements are estimates based on a clear line of sight with few interferences. Actual range will

vary based on transmitting power, orientation of transmitter and receiver, height of transmitting and

receiving antennas, weather conditions, electronic interference, terrain, and physical obstacles, including

but not limited to; walls, building structures, trees (foliage), metal objects, and landscape (hills, mountains).

WIRELESS STOP SYSTEMS WORK IN CONJUCTION WITH

HARD-WIRED SYSTEMS.

Wireless Stop and E-Stop devices must work in conjunction with a hard-wired

system. A wireless system should never be considered a primary life-saving device.

At least one hard-wired switch must be available in the event the wireless signal is

lost. Failure to comply may result in serious injury or death to personnel and

damage to equipment.

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Dimensions –4.0” L x 4.0” W x .1.6” D

(note: Stop button and belt clip adds 1.15” to depth)

INTRODUCTION

The Air-Eagle XLT PLUS TX is a handheld R.F. transmitter capable of operating the relays of an Air-

Eagle XLT PLUS Receiver located up to 5000 feet away. Eight user-programmable frequencies allow

multiple systems to operate simultaneously in the same area without interference. This transmitter was

designed to work with the 465P-8D-ESTOP receiver.

INITIAL OPERATION SET-UP

This transmitter comes ready to operate factory programmed to Frequency #1, Unit “None” and set to

high power. See “Menu Settings” for information on changing the frequency, power level or unit number.

CONTROLS & INDICATORS

TX Display

While transmitting a beacon the display will rotate a character around the

outside of the screen to show that it’s transmitting. The character will be as

follows:

-Battery is discharging

+Battery is charging

LBattery is discharging, Level is below 10% (LOW BATTERY)

FBattery is charging, Level is 100% (BATTERY FULL)

E-Stop Button

When pressed the display will blink “STOP” and the relays in the receiver will de-

energize.

Pushbuttons 1, 2, 3 and 4

When any of these buttons is pressed while a beacon is being transmitted, the

display will show the frequency, unit # and battery level. See “Display”

Pushbutton 2 (MENU)

This button brings up the menu options for programming frequency, power level,

or unit #. See “Menu Settings” for more information.

Power/Select Button

Turns power on or off when held for 3 seconds. This button also works with

button 2 in the “Menu Settings”.

Pushbutton 4

Use this button to checksignal strength between the transmitter and receiver.

See “Signal Strength” section for more information.

Charging Jack

The micro-USB connector on the left side of the unit is for charging the battery.

Use the supplied micro-USB cable and any power source that can supply 5VDC

at 1 amp.

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MENU SETTINGS

Press the “MENU” button (button 2) to bring up the programming selections. Pressing the “MENU” button

again will cycle through the selections as follows:

Frequency →Power Level →Unit Number →then back to frequency if pressed again.

FREQUENCY

The frequency number from 1 –8 should be displayed on the bottom line. Pressing the Power/Select

button will bring up a blinking cursor and allow the frequency to be changed. Press the Power/Select

button until the desired frequency is selected then Press Menu to save. The display should show

Saving….. then “Done” when complete.

POWER LEVEL

The power level, either “Low”, “Mid”, or “High”, should be displayed on the bottom line. Pressing the

Power/Select button will bring up the blinking cursor and allow the power level to be changed to any of

the aforementioned settings. Press the Power/Select button to change the setting then the Menu button to

save the setting.

UNIT NUMBER

When first received the transmitter Unit number will be “None”. This must be set to either Unit #1 or Unit

#2 before the transmitter can be used. The Unit number will be saved in EEPROM memory so that it will

always save this setting. It will be cleared back to “None” if “Clear” is selected.

Press the Power/Select button to bring up the flashing cursor. Pressing Power/Select again will cycle

through Unit # 1…Unit #2...Clear. Press “Menu” when the correct unit number is selected to save the

setting. You’ll see “Saving…” then “Done” when complete.

SYSTEM ON/OFF

SYSTEM ON

Depress and hold the Power/Select button. The display will show 3….2….1… then “Power On” when the

unit has turned on. Release the Power/Select button and the unit will begin to transmit a beacon signal to

the receiver approximately every 0.5 seconds

NOTE: If Unit Number hasn’t been set the display will show “Select Unit # First”. See the “UNIT

NUMBER” section in “MENU SETTINGS”

SYSTEM OFF

Depress and hold the Power/Select button. The display will count down 3…2…1 then “Power Off” when

the unit has turned off. At this point the beacon will stop and a log out code will be transmitted to the

receiver. This will turn off the corresponding ‘login’ relay on the receiver and allow the transmitter to log

back in later

NOTE: If the Power/Select button is released at any point during the power on/off countdown the unit will

stay in its current state and the countdown timer will reset.

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SIGNAL STRENGTH

The signal strength between the transmitter and receiver can be checked by using button 4. Press and

hold button 4 of the transmitter. A countdown will start from 3 to 1 then START. When it says “START”

release button 4. A row of dots will show up on the screen and they will disappear one by one as the

signal strength is being checked. Once all of the dots disappear the receiver will calculate the signal

strength and it will be transmitted back to the transmitter and displayed on the screen.

The signal strength is shown in dBm. The strongest value is -40dBm and the weakest is around -112

dBm.

If the transmitter doesn’t get an acknowledgement from the receiver it will show “Out of Range”. This

would happen if the receiver were completely out of the signal area or on another channel or not even

powered on.

If the receiver misses too many of the transmissions, then it won’t be able to do a proper calculation of

signal strength and will send “Error”. If this is the case, then it is likely that either there is some strong

interference in the band, or the receiver is on the fringe of being completely out of range. Try changing

the frequency of the transmitter and receiver or move to a closer or less obstructed position.

CHARGING

Use only the supplied charger or one that supplies 5V and at least 1 amp of current. When the charger is

plugged into the jack the display will show “Charging” and the current battery level in %.

When pressing the power/select button normally it shows the battery level with BAT: over top of it. While

the charger is plugged in the “BAT” will change to “CHG” to show that it is charging.

When the charger is unplugged, the display will show “Battery” and the current level below it to show that

the charger is now unplugged. The “CHG” will change back to “BAT” in the information display.

When the battery gets to 100% charge the display will blink “Fully Charged” every few seconds until the

charger is unplugged.

While the beacon is being transmitted the display will show the charge state with a rotating character on

the screen. See “TX Display” under “Controls and Indicators” above

DISPLAY

At any time while the beacon is being transmitted if buttons 1 through 4 are pressed the unit will show a

status display. If no beacon is being transmitted then buttons 1, 3 and 4 will show this display and button

2 will bring up the Menu Settings. This shows the Frequency, Unit # and Battery Level as such:

FRQ-UNIT BAT:

1-1 95%

The Unit number will show 0 if no unit number has been set up yet. BAT will change to CHG if the charger

is plugged in.

LOW BATTERY

When the battery goes below 10% charge level the unit will show an “L” rotating on the screen when the

beacon is transmitting. It is advised to charge as soon as possible. The unit will operate normally with the

charger plugged in and the display will change to a ‘+’ character for the beacon indicator.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Keypad

Durable Sealed Microswitch Keypad –Eliminates Dust, Dirt and

Moisture Failures

Enclosure

ABS Plastic

Enclosure with ring is rated IP40 *Not

Waterproof

Protective Ring

Aluminum

Battery Type

Internal non-replaceable 3.7V 2000mAh Rechargeable Lithium

Ion Battery

Battery Life(Active Usage)

8 to 9 Hours of Continuous Operation

Battery Life(Sleep Mode)

Approx 45 days

Charging Requirement

5V @ 1amp charger with 5.5 mm barrel connector (center +)

Charging Time

Approx 3-4 Hours

Transmit Frequency

900MHz Spread Spectrum

RF Networks

Eight Independent Frequencies

RF Output Power

1 W

Max Transmit Range

Up to 5000 Feet

Note: Range figures are estimates, based on free-air terrain with limited sources of interference. Actual range will vary

based on transmitting power, orientation of transmitter and receiver, height of transmitting antenna, height of receiving

antenna, weather conditions, interference sources in the area, and terrain between receiver and transmitter, including, but

not limited to, indoor and outdoor structures such as walls, metal objects, trees, buildings, hills, and mountains.

Operating Temperature

-40oF to +185oF

Weight

Approx .6 lbs. (w/belt clip)

APPROVALS

United States (FCC)

MCQ-XBPSX

Canada (IC)

1846A-XBPSX

Australia

RCM

Brazil

ANATEL 05774-16-01209

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