Firing Module RF1A2
User’s Instruction
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Cues can be activated in sequence with 12 intervals
RFRemotech Radio Frequency Remote Technology
Remote Control Products, Remote Controllable Service
Warning!!!
1. Only the person who has Fireworks licence is
allowed to purchase the product, or the person
of whom there isn’t fireworks purchase
limitation in his/her country or district is allowed
to purchase the product.
RFRemotech/E-MadeinCHN is not with
responsibility for any illegal usage.
2. If RED of LEARN/FIRE LED 3(left) keeps
turned on though 3-position switch is OFF, don’t
use the receiver any more, the receiver will fire
e-match or igniter without any operation. It is
dangerous and may do damage to body! The
light is visible through leaking out from
the hole of 3-position switch.
Descriptions
Mode: OOK Wireless Radio
Type: Learning Code
Frequency: 433.92MHz
Cue: Max.12 cues
Interval: 0.1s, 0.2s, 0.3s,
0.4s, 0.5s, 0.6s, 0.7s, 0.8s,
0.9s, 1s, 2s, ALL.
Two transmitters, among transmitter A is for
sequences setting and instan
transmitter B is for intervals setting and firing
in sequence.
1.
Transmitter:
Model No.:
Transmitter A: TCL2000-12LN,
Transmitter B: TCL2000-12LNX
Power: 6F22 9V battery
Transmitting Range: 2000m
Model No.:
Transmitter A: TCF100-12LN (FCC/CE certified),
Transmitter B: TCF100-12LNX (FCC/CE certified)
Power: 23A 12V battery
Transmitting Range: 100m
The four transmitters are with ON/OFF switch, prevent buttons from
misoperation
2.Receiver
Model No.:
Firing Module RF1A2,
Cue: 1 Cue
Power: 6LR61 9V battery
Firing current: >750mA, Max. 6000mA
Test current: <10mA
Sizes: 61x38x46mm, antenna is retractile and can be folded.
1-Antenna, retractile and can be folded.
2-Power/Low Power LED, red. Normally the LED is always on when 3-position
switch is at ARM or TEST. When batteries are low, the LED blinks.
3-TEST LED/ LEARN/FIRE LED,dual colours yellow&red.
TEST LED:When exterior circuit is coherent, the LED is yellow; When exterior
circuit is interrupted, the LED is off.
LEARN LED: When Yellow is on, ready is to learn code of transmitter, or is clearing
code. When Red is on, terminals of receiver aresending or are to send heavy current,
can fire igniter or e-match. See the following descriptions Learn Code.
4- LEARN Button. Only when
3-position switch is at ARM or TEST,
LEARN button can work.
5-3-Position Switch, TEST-Test exterior
circuit or learn code, OFF-Power is off,
ARM-Receiver is armed to fire fireworks
or learn code.
6-Fast Fastening Terminals.
Before Use
Put 6LR61 9V battery into battery enclosure.
Learn Code
Receiver must learn code of transmitter button, so that transmitters will work
with receiver together.
Only when Transmitter A is learned by receivers, Transmitter B can be learned
by the same receivers, otherwise Transmitter B is invalid.
How to Learn Code of Transmitter A:
Shift 3-position switch to ARM or TEST, keep depressing LEARN button more than 3
seconds to have YELLOW of LEARN/FIRE LED on, and then release LEARN
button, press one of transmitter buttons within 3 seconds, LED will blink once
and then be off, the button is learned by the receiver successfully.
How to Learn Code of Transmitter B:
When Transmitter A is learned by receiver successfully, have the receiver
learn any button of Transmitter B according to the same steps as Transmitter
A, Transmitter B will work with the receiver. You don’t need to have all
buttons of Transmitter B learned by the receiver.
Through learning Transmitter A, receivers will learn sequences number.
Through learning Transmitter B, receivers will learn intervals.
How to Clear Code: Shift 3-position switch to ARM or TEST, press LEARN button
and don’t release the button for more than 6 seconds until YELLOW of
LEARN/FIRE LED blinks three times and then goes off, code is cleared.
Warning: Only when no fireworks is connected, you can Learn Code
or Clear Code!
How to Use
1. Test
To check if exterior circuit is coherent.
When an exterior circuit is connected, Shift 3-position switch to TEST, if TEST
LED is on, it indicates the exterior circuit is coherent; If not, it indicates the
exterior circuit is interrupted.
2. Fire
Any nu
mber of receivers can be programmed to any of the buttons/cues, so a
When exterior circuit is tested coherent, shift 3-position switch to ARM, press
a button of Transmitter A or B, RED of LEARN/FIRE LED will blink once, firing
current will be sent out.
Please note, in ARM status, receiver can be re-activated after 5 seconds.
For example:
1x Transmitter A TCL2000-12LN;
1x Transmitter B TCL2000-12LNX;
12x Receiver RF1A2: RX1, RX2, RX3, … , RX12.
Firstly have RX3 learn Button 3 of Transmitter A, and then have RX3 learn any
button of Transmitter B, they will work like following,
Press Button 0.1 of Transmitter B, RX3 will fire after 0.1x(3-1)=0.2s;
Press Button 0.2 of Transmitter B, RX3 will fire after 0.2x(3-1)=0.4s;
Press Button 0.4 of Transmitter B, RX3 will fire after 0.4x(3-1)=0.8s;
Press Button ALL of Transmitter B, RX3 will fire instantly. Press Button 3 of
Transmitter A, RX will fire instantly, But other buttons of Transmitter A cann’t
activate RX3.
The similar intervals with other buttons of Transmitter B.
The same with other receivers.
Reference
button/cue can fire multiple e-matches simultaneously.
Any other RFRemotech standard learning code transmitters can be used
instead of Transmitter A TCL2000-12LN and TCF100-12LN.
Manufacturer: RFRemotech
E-mail: service@RFRemotech.com
Http://www.RFRemotech.com
JUNE, 2016
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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