OMNI Tx-2.2ESC
Programmable 2.4GHz Transmitter
With Inertia
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UK
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Rx-22 receiver circuit diagram for use with a Universal Steam Sound
card and 100W Cobra with directional lighting
Full travel Regulator Knob with Reverser switch
Inertia control for super delayed accelerations and stopping
Plus three other function buttons for sound cards etc.
2.4GHz Technology by Timpdon Electronics
Requires an OMNI Rx-2 or Rx22 receiver.
You no longer need that big transmitter anymore! The programmable OMNI Tx-2.2
handheld transmitter will control your garden railway electric locomotives perfectly
from the palm of your hand. An Omni Rx-2 receiver with be needed to work with the
OMNI Tx-2.1 transmitter.
2.4GHz gives perfect glitch free control for up to 200 metres range.
The Regulator Knob controls speed and the Reverser switch controls direction. The
three buttons on the top provide functions for sound cards or can be used to switch
on lights etc. Cruise control is possible by turning off the transmitter while the train is
running. Turn back on to instantly regain control.
OMNI Tx-2.2ESC
2.4GHz Handheld Transmitter
Regulator
Knob
Turn fully ANTICLOCK-
WISE for STOP and
fully CLOCKWISE for
full power. The further
you turn, the faster the
loco goes.
Perfect smooth control
to the exact position
shown on the regulator
dial. This knob is also
used when reprogram-
ming the top buttons.
2 x AAA
Battery box lid
ON/OFF
Slide switch
Slide down for ON
Black Push Buttons 1. 2 . and 3
Buttons 1.2.and 3. Operate negative ground functions
On a OMNI Rx2 receiver. These buttons are also
used to re-program a receiver.
More Info
For more information
see overleaf
If Alkaline batteries are used up to 200 hours of
continuous use is possible
Inertia
Knob
for super delay ac-
celerations and de-
celerations. Turn to
Zero to switch off
as shown
Reverser
Switch
Select forward, OFF or
reverse
LED’s 1 & 2
Indication of battery
and radio status plus
indications during
bind and calibration.
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