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Identification
plates
The radio remote control identification and approval data is given on plates that are on both the
transmitting unit and the receiving unit.
These plates MUST NOT be:
- removed from their position
- altered or damaged in any case.
1.6
Modular Series technical data
Due to the characteristics of radio propagation (i.e.: EM interferences, near out-
of-range condition), a delay up to one second may occasionally occur between
command release and actual deactivation of the corresponding output. Care
must be taken to ensure that this could never lead to a dangerous situation in the
specific uses.
1.7
Frequencies
The radio frequency of Autec radio remote controls is included in the group of frequen-
cies permitted by regulations that are current at the moment of radio remote control
entry onto the market.
The two transmitting units UTX-M and UTX-S and the two receiving units URX-1 and URX-2 op-
erate in manual selection mode: when operating in this 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
chapter 8).
Frequencies
for the
“Master/Slave”
Frequencies set in a “Master/Slave” system must undergo the following rules:
- the transmitting unit UTX-M and the transmitting unit UTX-S must work at two
different frequencies
- the receiving unit URX-1 must have the same working frequency as the trans-
mitting unit UTX-M
- both working frequencies of the receiving unit URX-2 must be set as explained
in paragraph 3.2.
Frequencies
for the “Master/
Master”
Frequencies set in a “Master/Master” system must undergo the following rules:
- the transmitting unit UTX-M and the transmitting unit UTX-S must work at two
different frequencies
- both working frequencies of the receiving unit URX-1 must be set as explained
in paragraph 3.3.
- both working frequencies of the receiving unit URX-2 must be set as explained
in paragraph 3.3.
Frequency band with radio module E16S_XEU1..................................... 902 - 928 MHz
Available radio channels ..................................................................................... 32
Hamming distance ............................................................................................
≥
8
Probability of undetected error................................................................ <10 exp-11
Typical working range ....................................................................... 330 ft [100 m]
Command response time .......................................................................... ~ 100 ms
STOP command response time
a
.................................................................. ~ 100 ms
Passive emergency time (or passive stop)
b
................................................ 0.35/1 sec.
Safety function category according to the EN 954 - 1
STOP protection............................................................................................. Cat. 3
a. valid when the radio link between transmitting and receiving unit is not disturbed.
b. depending on DIP nr. 1 settings, see paragraph 8.2.
