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General| Operating Voltage | 3.6 V DC |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Protection | IP65 |
| Frequency | 433 MHz |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Power Supply | Battery |
| Range | Up to 100m |
Essential safety and operational checks before using the Hetronic TG system.
Identify and record system numbers for service and support.
Lists standard features of the RX 14-0004 receiver, including outputs and voltage options.
Lists standard features of the RX 20 receiver, including outputs and voltage options.
Details standard features of the TG Dig-V1 transmitter, including controls and range.
Explains the system's communication, E-Stop, sleep mode, and safe mode functions.
Explains safety symbols, hazard levels (Danger, Warning, Caution), and notations for safe operation.
Covers required training, work area safety, protective features, and emergency stop procedures.
Identifies and labels the components of the RX 14-0004 receiver unit.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location and mounting the receiver for optimal operation and accessibility.
Detailed wiring diagram and connections for the TG Dig-V1 transmitter with RX 14-0004 receiver.
Details how to set frequency and address codes for system compatibility and proper operation.
Identifies the parts and controls of the TG DIG-V1 transmitter.
Step-by-step guide for applying pushbutton labels to the TG transmitter for correct operation.
Procedures for testing the transmitter and receiver system to verify correct operation before use.
Explains the meaning of each LED indicator on the receiver for diagnostics and status monitoring.
Outlines the steps for testing system functions, correlating them with LED indicators on the receiver.
Detailed steps to follow for initiating system operation after ensuring all safety checks are complete.
Proper transmitter handling and pre-operation visual inspection for safety and functionality.
Procedure for safely replacing the transmitter battery when a low battery warning is received.
Details the features and operation of the battery charger for Hetronic batteries.
Explains the conditions that trigger Safe Mode, especially low battery warnings and system shutdown.
Guidelines for the environmentally responsible disposal of batteries and electronic components.
Covers power options for the charger and general information about Hetronic NiMH batteries.
Describes the RF unit's functions, connections, and frequency selection methods.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the transmitter's frequency channel to match the receiver.
Essential questions to gather information from the reporter to aid in diagnosing system problems.
Identifies common issues and directs users to diagnostic LEDs for problem resolution.
Key technical specifications for the overall Hetronic TG system, including range and frequency.
Details functions, power supply, and operating time for the TG DIG-V1 transmitter.
Lists technical specifications for both RX 14 and RX 20 receivers, including power, current, and outputs.
Covers specifications for the battery charger and the NiMH battery, including charging and capacity.
A form to be completed after installation and safety testing, documenting system details and technician information.
Glossary of technical terms used in the manual, explaining their meaning and function.
Table providing conversions between American Wire Gauge (AWG) and metric equivalents.
An alphabetical list of abbreviations used throughout the manual with their full meanings.
Outlines Hetronic's limited warranty, terms of sale, payment terms, and return policy.
