teko Astra-TRC Operation Manual

Astra-TRC Bracelet
Wireless Transmitter
Operation Manual
Rev. TRC bracelet-v1_2_en
This Operation Manual describes principles of functioning, proper use, maintenance and service of the wireless transmitting device Astra-TRC Bracelet (hereinafter bracelet) (Figure 1). The manufacturer reserves the right to make improvements in the bracelet design without prior notice. The alterations shall be in­cluded into a new edition of Operation Manual.
1 Function
1.1 The bracelet is a small-sized radio transmitter provided with
an independent battery, and designed to generate and transmit encoded signals upon pressing a button.
1.2 Encoded signals shall be transmitted after the button is
pressed. The LED indicator illuminating within 2-3 s. denotes sig­nal transfer.
1.3 The indicator will flash on each 2s within 0,2s for a period of
5 min. confirming to the police that the button was pressed, and that the activation of the but­ton wasn’t false.
1.4 The bracelet will stop transmitting signals
in 20 seconds after pressing the button, regard­less of how long you press the button, even if it is still pressed.
1.5 The bracelet is powered from a 3V battery,
type СR2430.
1.6 If light intensity is inferior and the LCD in-
dicator blinks when the button is pressed, it in­dicates that the battery in the bracelet is low.
1.7 The manufacturer guarantees a minimum
communication range 50m between Astra-RVC receiver (hereinafter referred to as receiver) and the bracelet in line of sight in the area with dry ground in the absence of strong radio interference, and objects in­terfering with and reflecting radio waves. The communication range between the receiver and the bracelet can be cut down to 30m inside concrete buildings and in presence of radio interfe­rence.
2 Specifications
Operating frequency, МHz .................................. . 433,82 - 434,02
Power supply voltage, V, max ....................................................... 3
Output capacity, mWt, max ......................................................... 10
Current consumption:
- in standby mode, µА, max........................................................... 5
- in radio transmission mode, mА, max ....................................... 35
Overall dimensions (without band) ............................... 52,3×36×13
Weight (with battery), kg, max .................................................. 0,04
Operating Conditions
Temperature range, оС ......................................... .from 0 up to +50
Relative air humidity, ...................................... .up to 95 at + 35 C
Without moisture condensation
3 Delivery Set
Radio transmitting device
Astra-TRC bracelet ................................................................ 1 pcs.
Battery СR2430 (included) .................................................... 1 pcs.
Operation Manual ................................................................. 1 copy.
4 Structure
The bracelet is designed as a wrist watch, and consists of a cover and a base (Figure 2). The front cover contains a button and a printed circuit board with radio elements. The printed circuit board contains an indicator controlling opera­tion of the bracelet.
Figure 2
5 Registration of the Bracelet in Receiver Memory
5.1 After transportation in conditions differing from those of
operation keep bracelet unpacked under supposed operation conditions for at least 2 hours.
5.2 Bracelets shall be registered in turns in any order. In case of successful registration, receiver will “save” in its nonvolatile memory a unique factory number of the bracelet, and will attribute a serial number in the order of registered bracelets. An illustrated manual describing registration of bracelets is provided in Appendix A.
5.3 Clear the receiver memory before registration of the first
bracelet.
1) Remove the front cover from the receiver by pushing a base clip from the cover slot.
2) Install jumpers on F1 and F2 plugs.
3) Power the receiver up.
4) A green receiver indicator will blink once per 4 seconds.
5) Press and hold the button on the receiver until the green indi-
cator is off. The receiver memory is clear.
6) Power the receiver off.
5.4 Registration of First Two Bracelets
1) Remove the front cover from the receiver by pushing a base
clip from the cover slot.
2) Install jumpers on F1 and F2 plugs of the receiver.
3) Power the receiver up.
A green receiver indicator will blink once per 4 seconds, a red indicator is off.
4) Briefly press the button on the receiver. The green indicator
will illuminate. The receiver will switch to the registration mode for
30 s.
5) Press the button on the bracelet which is to be registered.
The green indicator on the receiver will be off.
6) Press again the button on the bracelet which is to be regis-
tered. The green indicator on the receiver will be blinking 2 times per 1 second within 4 seconds. It will indicate successful registration. The green indicator will blink 2 times and switch to the standard mode (blinks 1 time per 4 seconds). It will indicate a failed regis­tration. Possible causes of failed registration: – the bracelet has been earlier registered – if you press the button on the bracelet a red indicator will illuminate on the receiver; – the registration procedure is wrong – repeat registration steps til 5.4 or 5.5.
7) Power the receiver down.
8) Remove jumpers from F1 and F2 plugs.
9) Close the receiver cover.
Figure 1
Rev. TRC bracelet-v1_2_en
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5.5 Registration of the Third and the Following Bracelets
1) Remove the front cover from the receiver by pushing a base
clip from the cover slot.
2) Install jumpers on F1 and F2 plugs of the receiver.
3) Power the receiver up.
A green receiver indicator will blink once per 4 seconds, a red indicator is off.
4) Briefly press the button on the receiver. The green indicator
will illuminate. The receiver will switch to the registration mode for
30 s.
5) Press the button on one of the first two registered bracelets
or key fobs. The red receiver indicator will illuminate.
6) Immediately, press the button on the bracelet which is to be
registered. The green indicator on the receiver will be off.
7) Press again the button on the bracelet which is to be regis-
tered. The green indicator on the receiver will be blinking 2 times per 1 second within 4 seconds, and the red indicator will be off. It will indicate successful registration. The green indicator on the receiver will blink 2 times and switch to the standard mode (blink 1 time per 4 seconds). It will indicate a failed registration. Possible causes of failed registration see in p.5.4.
8) Power the receiver off.
9) Remove jumpers from F1 and F2 plugs of the receiver.
10) Close the receiver cover.
6 Battery Replacement
1) Unscrew the holding screw
in the base of the bracelet.
2) Remove the cover of the
battery compartment.
3) Remove old battery.
4) Install a new battery in max-
imum 10s.
5) Replace the cover of the
battery compartment.
6) Tighten the holding screw in
the base.
7 Recycling
The bracelet does not pose threat to life and health of people, as well as to the environment. After the expiry of its service life pe­riod, the bracelet shall be disposed of without special precautions in respect to the environment. The waste batteries must be returned to the trading organization, service center, and manufacturer or to a recycling organization.
8 Manufacturer Warranties
8.1 The manufacturer warrants that the bracelet will meet re-
quirements of technical specifications if a user follows all shipping, storage, mounting and operating guidelines.
8.2 The warranted shelf life is 1 year 6 month from manufacturing date.
8.3 The warranted service life is 1 year from the commissioning date, but not more than 1 year 6 months from manufacturing date (the warranty doesn’t cover the battery).
8.4 The manufacturer must repair or replace the bracelet within the warranty period.
8.5 The warranty does not become effective in the following cases:
failure to comply with this Operation Manual; mechanic damage of the bracelet; if the bracelet is improperly repaired by anyone other than the
manufacturer.
8.6 The warranty applies only to the bracelet. All other equipment of other manufacturers used with the bracelet is subject to other manufacturer’s warranties.
In no case shall the manufacturer be liable for any death, physical injury or property damage, or any other accidental or intentional loss based on claim that the bracelet failed to perform its functions.
Sales: Controlex GmbH
Warranty service and technical support:
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