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ANNEX A - PROGRAMMING A SPARE TRANSMITTER.

For damaged transmitters it is possible to quickly restore service

with any similar transmitter. To achieve this we must install the

exact parameters of the original transmitter into the spare

transmitter.

These parameters are stored in an EEPROM memory module

EP70, easily accessible from the exterior of the transmitter. The

process consists of extracting the EP70 module from the

damaged transmitter by removing the two screws as shown,

then installing this module into the spare transmitter.

In cases where the damage to the transmitter prevents removal of the EP70 module, the

spare transmitter can be programmed by removing the EE-prom module found inside the

receiver.

To achieve this, proceed as follows:

1. Ensure the spare transmitter is off and

insert the EP70 EE-prom from the

receiver.

2. Turn on the ON/OFF key to on and pull

the STOP button out. The LED will pulse

orange and then green.

3. To copy the EE-prom contents into the

internal memory of the transmitter press

button 6 followed by START, keeping both

buttons pressed simultaneously for 5

seconds. The LED will blink orange during

the copying process (in the LCD display

models the word ‘Reading...’ will be

displayed). Do not turn the transmitter off.

4. When the copying process is complete, remove the EE-prom from the transmitter and

place it back in the receiver. Insert the previous EE-prom module into the transmitter

and press button 6. The LED will flash orange indicating the new EE-prom is being

written with the stored parameters (in the LCD display models the word ‘Writing...’ will

be displayed). The LED will turn green and then the transmitter will shut off.

5. Press the STOP button. This completes the programming process.

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