USER MANUAL | NOVA L 2.4
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Transmitter Nova L 2.4
Layout Options
Powering ON your Transmitter
Refer to Section 4.3.
Stopping your Transmitter
Refer to Section 4.6.
Powering OFF your Transmitter
Refer to Section 4.7.
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 status LED starts blinking red at the same rate indicating
that the coder will soon switch off.
The battery level indicator on the TFT also alerts the user that the battery is being depleted.
TFT Display
The TFT screen layout can be modified according to the user’s preferences using the Hetronic Graphics Programming tool.
NOTE: The Protective film covering the TFT can be replaced if scratched or broken. Refer to the instructions in Appendix C.
The default TFT display is divided into several segments:
1. The Field Strength (only for systems with feedback)
The field strength indication provides information about the quality of the radio connection. The field strength indication is always visible
when the transmitter is switched on. With a perfect connection quality, all 4 bars of the indication are displayed. As the quality of the
connection weakens, the reception signal shows less bars depending on how low the quality of the connection is.
If the ‘COM error” page is displayed, this means that there is feedback failure i.e. the transmitter is not receiving signals from the receiver.
When this happens there is an imminent risk of losing radio connection thus it is important to check that there are no obstacles blocking the
connection and that the units are within the range of the radio system.
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