BWI Eagle AIR-EAGLE XLT Manuale utente

AIR-EAGLE XLT

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900 MHz RF Transmitter

Document Date: 9/29/2022

Product Rev: 12

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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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INTRODUCTION

The Air-Eagle XLT TX is a handheld R.F. transmitter capable of sending up to two unique digital

commands to an Air-Eagle XLT Receiver located up to 2500 feet away. Any number of transmitters and

receivers can be combined to create a medium-range radio frequency system that operates hazardous or

hard-to-reach equipment from safe, convenient locations. Eight user-programmable frequencies allow

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

automatically go into “sleep” mode when not in use to dramatically extend battery life.

INITIAL OPERATION SET-UP

This transmitter comes ready to operate with batteries installed. It is factory set to operate relays 1 & 2 on

frequency 1, with repeater mode OFF. No setup is necessary unless you wish to change frequency, relay

programming, or transmitting mode. (See FREQUENCY PROGRAMMING, RELAY PROGRAMMING,

and TRANSMITTING MODE sections).

CONTROLS & INDICATORS

TX LED

LED illuminates RED when transmitting in standard mode or GREEN

when in repeater mode. When this LED blinks briefly following a

transmission, the battery needs to be replaced. *

Pushbuttons 1 & 2

Transmits individual button RF codes to the receiver.

*Note: The low battery notification signals have been improved to provide more noticeable

indications and to safely disable communications BEFORE a low battery condition can corrupt

internal memory causing device failure. When a low battery is first detected, the TX LED will blink

several times after all buttons are released. If it is possible to replace the batteries now, please do

so. If not, the operator has approximately 15 more button activations. During this time, when a

button is pressed and held, the TX LED will blink SLOWLY. The slow blinking will continue several

more times after all buttons are released. Transmissions are still being sent to the receiver during

this time. When a button is pressed and the TX LED is RAPIDLY blinking, the RF output is

disabled, and no signal will reach the receiver. The batteries MUST NOW BE REPLACED to

resume normal functions.

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FREQUENCY PROGRAMMING

Read instructions completely before beginning programming procedure.

Transmitters are shipped from the factory set to Frequency 1 by default. The frequency can be changed

at any time by following the procedure below. Once changed, it is recommended to label the transmitter

with the selected frequency number.

*Note: Current frequency setting is maintained in flash memory during battery replacement. No

reprogramming of frequency setting is necessary after battery change.

To Select Frequency:

1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the transmitter.

2. Remove only one of the batteries from the holder. Note polarity so it is re-inserted properly in the

following steps.

3. Press and hold Button 1 on the transmitter. While holding button down, re-insert the battery into

the holder.

4. Keep Button 1 pressed with battery in holder for 5 seconds until the TX LED turns RED.

5. Release Button 1 and the TX LED will begin to blink. The TX LED will blink RED four times, then

GREEN four times.

6. To set the frequency, momentarily press Button 1 immediately after the TX LED has blinked the

number of times for the desired frequency. See chart below. For example, to set frequency 6,

release Button 1 and watch as the TX LED blinks RED four times, then GREEN twice, then

quickly press the Button 1 to set the TX to frequency 6.

To Set Transmitter to:

Press Button 1 Immediately After:

Frequency 1

The 1st RED flash

Frequency 2

The 2nd RED flash

Frequency 3

The 3rd RED flash

Frequency 4

The 4th RED flash

Frequency 5

The 1st GREEN flash

Frequency 6

The 2nd GREEN flash

Frequency 7

The 3rd GREEN flash

Frequency 8

The 4th GREEN flash

7. After frequency is set, the TX LED will confirm your selection by blinking the numbers of times for

the frequency that was set. For example, it will blink 6 times to indicate Frequency 6 has been

selected. If the confirmation shows the incorrect frequency, simply restart the programming from

Step 1.

8. Once the proper selection has been confirmed, replace battery cover tightly.

*Note: If you fail to select a frequency during the programming procedure the transmitter will blink the

frequency currently set in the transmitter as shown in the chart above. This can be used to view the

transmitter’s frequency without changing it.

Programming is now complete. Repeat the above procedure to change the frequency at any time.

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RELAY PROGRAMMING

Read instructions completely before beginning programming procedure.

Transmitters are shipped from the factory set to operate relays 1 and 2 in the remote receiver by default.

The relays to be operated can be changed at any time by following the procedure below. Once changed,

it is recommended to label the transmitter with the selected relay numbers.

*Note: Current relay setting is maintained in flash memory during battery replacement. No reprogramming

of relay setting is necessary after battery change.

To View Currently Selected Relay Settings:

1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the transmitter.

2. Remove only one of the batteries from the holder. Note polarity so it is re-inserted properly in the

following steps.

3. Press and hold Button 1 on the transmitter. While holding button down, re-insert the battery into

the holder.

4. Keep Button 1 pressed with battery in holder for 8 seconds until the TX LED turns GREEN (after

briefly turning RED).

5. Release Button 1 and wait while the TX LED stays GREEN for approximately 8 seconds, then

goes out. It will begin to blink. The TX LED will blink GREEN a number of times indicating the

current relay setting. For example, it will blink 4 times to indicate Relays 7 and 8 have been

selected. See chart below.

TX LED Blinks:

Transmitter is Operating Receiver Relays:

Relay 1 and Relay 2

Relay 3 and Relay 4

Relay 5 and Relay 6

Relay 7 and Relay 8

Relay 9 and Relay 10

Relay 11 and Relay 12

Relay 13 and Relay 14

Relay 15 and Relay 16

To Select Relay Settings:

1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the transmitter.

2. Remove only one of the batteries from the holder. Note polarity so it is re-inserted properly in the

following steps.

3. Press and hold Button 1 on the transmitter. While holding button down, re-insert the battery into

the holder.

4. Keep Button 1 pressed with battery in holder for 8 seconds until the TX LED turns GREEN (after

briefly turning RED).

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RELAY PROGRAMMING (continued)

5. Release Button 1, then quickly press it the number of times equal to the desired relay setting. For

example, press it 4 times to select Relays 7 and 8. See chart below.

Relay Setting

Transmitter is Operating Receiver Relays:

Relay 1 and Relay 2

Relay 3 and Relay 4

Relay 5 and Relay 6

Relay 7 and Relay 8

Relay 9 and Relay 10

Relay 11 and Relay 12

Relay 13 and Relay 14

Relay 15 and Relay 16

6 After 2 seconds, the TX LED will blink GREEN a number of times confirming the new relay

setting. See chart above. If the confirmation shows the incorrect relay setting, simply restart the

programming from Step 1.

Programming is now complete. Repeat the above procedure to change the relay setting at any time.

APPROVALS

United States (FCC)

MCQ-XB900HP

Canada (IC)

1846A-XB900HP

Australia

RCM

Brazil

ANATEL 3727-12-1209

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TRANSMITTING MODE

Read instructions completely before beginning programming procedure.

The transmitter can be set to be in a standard transmitting mode or in a repeater mode where all

receivers will repeat the transmission.

*Note: When setting up the Transmitting Mode, the TX LED will cycle through all other set up options

(Frequency, Relay) before it gets to the transmitting mode setting. This is why you need to hold the button

for 11 seconds until the TX LED starts blinking GREEN/RED quickly.

To Select Transmitting Mode:

1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the transmitter.

2. Remove only one of the batteries from the holder. Note polarity so it is re-inserted properly in the

following steps.

3. Press and hold Button 1 on the transmitter. While holding button down, re-insert the battery into

the holder.

4. Keep Button 1 pressed with battery in holder for 11 seconds until the TX LED starts blinking

GREEN/RED quickly.

5. Release Button 1, then press once for standard mode or twice for repeating mode.

6. TX LED will turn RED if standard mode was selected or GREEN if repeater mode was selected.

7. If no button is pressed for 10 seconds, the TX LED will Illuminate to the current transmitting

mode.

Once the transmitting mode has been selected, the TX LED will illuminate RED (standard mode) or

GREEN (repeater mode) during all future transmissions.

Programming is now complete. Repeat the above procedure to change the transmitting mode at any time.

Notes On Transmitting Mode:

The standard transmitting mode is preferred when quick button response is needed. This type of

transmission is typically used when the machinery being controlled is in view of the operator where signal

repeating is not necessary.

Repeating mode has a short delay added to the button commands to allow the signal to repeat between

multiple receivers without collision. This type of transmission is typically used when multiple receiving

units are spread over a large area and are being controlled simultaneously. Immediate response time is

not a priority.

Both types of transmissions can be used simultaneously in a system with multiple transmitters, although

repeating transmissions could cause some lag in the standard transmissions.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Keypad

Durable Sealed Membrane Keypad –Eliminates Dust, Dirt and

Moisture Failures

Enclosure

ABS UL94 HB

Enclosure with ring is rated IP54 (Not

Waterproof)

Protective Ring

SEBS (TPE)

Power Requirements

3.0 VDC

Battery Type

(2) 1.5V lithium each, size AAA, to equal 3.0VDC nominal. For

best performance use only Energizer Brand Lithium Batteries. *

Battery Life (Active Usage)

Up to 6 months

Battery Life (Sleep Mode)

Up to 1 Year

Transmit Frequency

900MHz Spread Spectrum

RF Networks

Eight Independent Network Frequencies

RF Output Power

250 mW

Max Transmit Range

Up to 2500 Feet

Operating Temperature

-40oF to +185oF

Weight

Approx 0.22 lbs. (w/belt clip)

*Note: Current frequency setting is maintained in flash memory during battery replacement. No

reprogramming of frequency setting is necessary.

**Note: 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).

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