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Allocating Transmitters to Modes
The 46RX family receivers provide a total of 22 different modes. Mode 22 is
used to show the message quality of transmitters. Modes 1 to 21 provide
different ways of allocating transmitter channels to receiver output channels.
Each mode is designed for a different variety of one, two or four channel
transmitters.
In order to help you with an initial choice of Mode, Figure 10 below shows the
recommended modes for the different types of transmitter mentioned above.
NOTE: Other combinations of transmitter and mode may appear to work, but
Scantronic will not accept responsibility for equipment used in this manner, or
any consequent loss.
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Figure 10. Transmitters and Modes.
Receiver Output Channel Types
By choosing the appropriate mode you can set up output channels on the
46RX family receiver to respond in one of four different ways:
Latching The receiver switches the channel ON when it
receives an ACTIVE signal from a transmitter, and
OFF when it receives a RESTORE signal.
Momentary The receiver switches a channel ON when it
receives an ACTIVE signal, and then OFF after
four seconds (approximately). The receiver ignores
RESTORE signals for momentary channels.
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