Frequencies - AUtec Modular Série Manuel De L'utilisateur

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The use of 869.700 - 870.000 MHz band frequencies has been
harmonised in Europe. The use of 433.050 - 434.790 MHz band
frequencies has not yet been harmonised in Europe.
Check for possible user's country limitations. For example, some
European countries permit the use of industrial remote controls only in
the 434.040 - 434.790 MHz band.
The radio frequency of AUTEC radio remote controls is included in the group of
frequencies permitted by those European regulations that are current at the
moment of radio remote control entry onto the market.
Each radio remote control is programmed by the producer in the AUTOMATIC scan
mode (producer's standard programming) or MANUAL selection mode.
When operating in the MANUAL selection mode it is possible to work at a specific
frequency that must be set manually by programming the dip switches in the radio
modules (see "Settings" on page 13).
To set or modify this operation mode contact personnel that have been authorised
by Autec.
When operating in the AUTOMATIC scan mode it is possible to operate at a specific
frequency, which can be changed in case of interference or conflict with other radio
equipment using the "Changing the operating frequency" procedure.
This mode avoids internal interventions on the transmitting unit and the receiving unit.
1
With the transmitting unit started
(blinking green LED):
- press the START pushbutton
and keep it pressed (a),
- press the STOP pushbutton (b),
- release the START pushbutton.
2
Unlock the STOP pushbutton by
turning it as shown in the photo
a n d r e p e a t t h e s t a r t i n g
procedure.

FREQUENCIES

MANUAL SELECTION MODE
AUTOMATIC SCAN MODE
Working frequency change process
7
b
N.B.: During the work
f r e q u e n c y c h a n g i n g
process, the receiving unit
l o s e s
c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e
transmitting unit.
starting, some seconds may
a
be necessary to reset
connection, therefore keep
the START button pressed
for about 8÷10 seconds.
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