User Manual

2.4GHz Transmitter Operation:

Changing Channels:

To change channels, simply depress the Toggle/Standby switch momentarily until the

LED for the desired channel pattern is lit up. Remember to change the receiver

channel as well, since it is not automatically changed when the transmitter channel is

changed. For increased isolation from nearby systems operating on different

channels and multiple systems transmitting along the same path, the system can be

operated using right hand polarization on channels 1 and 3, and left hand polarization

on channels 2 and 4 (Additional equipment may be required).

Standby Mode:

This mode of operation does the following:

1) Places the transmitter into a low power mode.

2) Stops transmitting the RF signal.

3) Continues to monitor the alarm inputs that have been armed (Factory default --

both inputs are armed).

4) Monitors the data port for control signals from the TrangoLink software.

While in Standby mode, if an alarm state change occurs, the transmitter will come

out of Standby mode instantly, begin transmitting the video signal, and change the

receiver alarm output state to reflect the changed state on the transmitter. The unit

will not return to standby mode unless the user holds the toggle button down or

commands the unit via Trangolink.

ENTERING STANDBY MODE

To enter the Standby mode, the user must hold down the Toggle/Standby switch for 2

seconds. The status LED will blink once per second for about 1 minute to allow the

operator to leave the area. During this time the alarms will be disarmed. After 1

minute, the alarms will be armed, and the active channel LED will then blink at a rate

of about once every 2 seconds to indicate that the unit is in Standby mode, and

waiting for an alarm state change to occur.

EXITING STANDBY MODE

To exit Standby mode, the user must simply depress the Toggle/Standby switch

momentarily. After exiting Standby mode, the active channel LED will be on solid

to indicate that the video signal is being transmitted normally. Alarms will still be

armed unless the are turned off via the Trangolink software.

LOW BATTERY

If the input voltage drops below 6V, the active channel LED will blink twice per

second. A low battery indication is also sent to the receiver and can be viewed using

the TrangoLink software or the receiver. No alarm is generated.