Two Working Modes---------------------------------------------Specifications------------------------------------------------------
Parts---------------------------------------------------------------B. Test----------------------------------------------------------------C. Matchable Transmitters-----------------------------------------D. Two Learning Modes---------------------------------------------
Before Learning---------------------------------------------------
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Mode 1: Normal Learning---------------------------------------
Learn the code of Transmitter A--------------------------Learn the code of Transmitter B--------------------------Learn the code of Transmitter C---------------------------
Mode 2: Group Sequence Learning----------------------------
Clear codes of transmitters-------------------------------------E. Three Firing Modes-----------------------------------------------
A. The purpose of this device is to cause the
ignition of fireworks. Fireworks are explosives
and may cause personal injuries or death to
yourself or others, including spectators. You are
responsible for the safe and legal use of this
device according to the laws and regulations of
your country and/or state/province/district.
RFRemotech is not responsible for illegal or
unsafe use of this device. The buyer/user
assumes all responsibility and liability in the use of this
device and further
agrees, by purchase and/or use of this device, to
indemnify and hold
harmless RFRemotech against all liability for injury, loss, or damage direct or
consequential arising out of the use of, or inability to use this device.
B. If RED of LEARN/FIRE LED #3 above keeps turned on though 3-position
switch is OFF, don’t use the module any more, the unit will fire e-match or
igniter randomly. It is dangerous and may do damage to body!
A. Firing Module
Two Working Modes:
1-Test: To check if the connection of
igniter / ematch is in good condition.
See “B.Test” below.
2-Fire: To fire igniter / ematch to
make a firework s show. There are 3
firing modes selectable. See “E.
Three Firing Modes” below.
Specifications:
Model No.: RF1K2
Modulation: FSK 433.92MHz
Type: Learning Code
Cue: 1
Power: 9V battery, available either rechargeable or disposable
Firing Current: >750mA, Max.5A
Test Current: <10mA
Sizes: 61x38x46mm, antenna is retractile and can be folded.
Color: Steel grey
With Power/Low Power Indication, Firing Indication, RF Signal
Indication, Overload Protection (available only when module is
inserted 9V battery), Short Warning Indication etc..
6-Fast Fastening Terminals.
Parts:
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.
B. Test
When a firing module is powered and an igniter / ematch is connected to
Wiring Terminals #6 of the module, shift 3-Position Switch #5 to TEST,
TEST LED #3 should light, otherwise the igniter / e-match is
interrupted, or the wires are not connected well. Only when the connection is
tested to be in good condition, the igniter / ematch can fire successfully.
C. Matchable Transmitters
Transmitter A
Dividual Firing
Transmitter
Transmitter B
Interval Firing
Transmitter
Transmitter C
Stepper Firing Transmitter
A firing module can work with 3 types of transmitter:
Transmitter A-Dividual Firing Transmitter: Normally it is a 12 button
transmitter, a button can fire a firing module individually. Buttons have 1,
2, … , 12.
Transmitter B-Interval Firing Transmitter: It is a 12 button transmitter,
the buttons have 0.1, 0.2, … , 0.9, 1.0, 2.0, ALL, Button 0.1 can fire multiple
firing modules in interval 0.1 second, Button 0.2 can fire multiple firing
modules in interval 0.2 second etc..
Transmitter C-Stepper Firing Transmitter: It is a 6 button transmitter,
the buttons have START, STEPPER, PAUSE, CONTINUE, STOP &
LOCK/UNLOCK, Button STEPPER can fire multiple firing modules in Stepper
Firing Mode, one module at a time.
Press Button STOP of Transmitter C, firing will stop when modules are firing
in Interval Firing Mode or Stepper Firing Mode.
Buttons START, PAUSE & CONTINUE of Transmitter C are unusable when the
transmitter works with the firing module RF1K.
D. Two Learning Modes
Before Learning
Users should be aware of the following information or should do some
operation below.
It’s better users clear codes of firing module before make the module learn
transmitters.
Only when a firing module learns codes of transmitters, it can work with the
transmitters.
If Transmitter B or Transmitter C is learned but Transmitter A is not learned,
Transmitter B or Transmitter C will not function.
A firing module can store codes of 1x Group Sequence, 1x Button of
Transmitter A, 1x Transmitter B & 1x Transmitter C. If users learn the same
type of transmitter / button, the code of the former transmitter / button will
be replaced.
Mode 1: Normal Learning
Learn the code of Transmitter A:
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 from OFF to ARM, keep pressing button LEARN #7
more than 3 seconds to make GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #8 on, and then
release button LEARN #7, press one button of Transmitter A within 3 seconds,
LED #8 will blink once and then goes off, the button of the Transmitter A is
learned by the firing module successfully.
Learn the code of Transmitter B:
Shift 3-Position Switch #4 from OFF to ARM, keep pressing button LEARN #4
more than 3 seconds to make GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 on, and then
release button LEARN #4, press any button of Transmitter B within 3 seconds,
LED #6 will blink once and then goes off, the Transmitter B is learned by the
firing module successfully.
Learn the code of Transmitter C:
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 from OFF to ARM, keep pressing button LEARN #4
more than 3 seconds to make GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 on, and then
release button LEARN #4 press any button except Button Lock/Unlock of
Transmitter C within 3 seconds, LED #6 will blink once and then goes off, the
Transmitter C is learned by the firing module successfully.
Mode 2: Group Sequence Learning
Through Group Sequence Learning, a firing module will have its determinate
group. The group sequence number can be one from 1 to 12.
Use Transmitter A to learn Group Sequence.
Keep pressing button LEARN #4 and don’t release until the 3-Position Switch
#5is shifted from OFF to ARM, GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 blinks
continuously, the firing module is in the mode Group Sequence Learning.
Keep pressing button LEARN #4 again more than 3 seconds to make GREEN
of LEARN/FIRE LED #6on, and then release button LEARN #4, press one
button of Transmitter A within 3 seconds, LED #6 will blink once and then
goes off, after 8 seconds the LED #6 will blink continuously again, the firing
module will remember the group sequence as the number of the learned
button of Transmitter A.
How to know which group sequence the firing module belongs to
and what the sequence of the module is in the group.
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 from OFF to ARM, press the learned button of the
Transmitter A, GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 should blink once, it indicates
the code of the button is stored in the module.
Keep pressing button LEARN #4and don’t release until the 3-Position Switch
#5 is shifted from OFF to ARM, GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 blinks, press
the learned group sequence number button of any Transmitter A, GREEN of
LEARN/FIRE LED #6 turns from blink ing to solid green light, it indicates the
group sequence is remembered by the firing module.
Clear codes of transmitters
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 from OFF to ARM, keep pressing button LEARN #4
for more than 6 seconds, GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED #6 will be on and don’t
release yet until the LED blinks three times and then goes off, all codes are
cleared.
Warning: Only when no igniter / ematch
is connected, you can learn codes or
clear codes!
E. Three Firing Modes
A firing module must learn codes of
transmitters before the transmitters are able
to fire the module.
When a firing module receives a
available RF signal, the GREEN of LEARN/FIRE LED will blink a time.
Mode 1: Dividual Firing
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 to ARM, when the module RF1K works with
Transmitter A-Dividual Firing Transmitter (see the sample above), it can be
activated by the learned button of the
transmitter.
Mode 2: Interval Firing
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 to ARM, when the
module RF1K works with Transmitter
B-Interval Firing Transmitter (see the sample
left), it can be activated by the transmitter in
the certain firing time point.
The firing module must have its determinate
Group Sequence Number and determinate
number in the group through learning
Transmitter A.
Mode 3: Stepper Firing
Shift 3-Position Switch #5 to ARM, when the
module RF1K works with Transmitter
C-Stepper Firing Transmitter (see the sample
left), it can be activated in the determinate
sequence by Button Stepper of the
transmitter.
The firing module must have its determinate
Group Sequence Number and determinate
number in the group through learning
Transmitter A.
: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
OTE
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.