USER MANUAL | NOVA S
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Transmitter Nova S
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Powering ON the Nova S Transmitter
Unlike the other Nova transmitters, the Nova-S does not have a key switch for switching on. Instead, the standard Nova-S versions power
up either via a push button on the side or top of the transmitter (normally, this will be green in colour) or with the operation of a toggle
switch. In many cases, the ‘ON’ switch will also activate ‘Start’ function, if these are on the same control switch. The specific button/switch
will be indicated by the standard ON (I) and Start (◼) symbols. If these are on separate switches then the ‘Start’ operation must always be
carried out after switching the transmitter ON, so as to enable communication with the receiver.
Note: In some cases, the Start Function is also combined with the Horn function ().
Stopping your Transmitter
Press the STOP button (#6). This will automatically make the system ignore any other signal that is transmitted and switch OFF the
transmitter.
Powering OFF your Transmitter
Since the standard versions of the Nova S transmitter have no key switch, the coder can be switched off through any one of the following:
1) either through the manual activation (Active Stop) of the Stop switch (#6) which will in turn, open the ‘Machine Stop’ relay in the receiver
2) or when the Stop function is automatically triggered (Passive Stop) due to an error, such as, transmitter out of range
3) or when the duration of the Auto-OFF timer has elapsed during which no operational activity has been detected.
4) or when the battery has been discharged to 3.4V.
Auto-Off Timer
The coder can be set with a 10-minute timer which will switch off the transmitter when no activity is detected.
Battery State-of-Charge Signals
The onboard buzzer starts beeping fast when the battery reaches 3.4V and the LED starts blinking fast indicating that the coder will soon
switch off.
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