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General| Brand | Jay electronique |
|---|---|
| Model | Orion OREL |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Explains the basic communication between transmitter and receiver via radio waves.
Details how transmitters and receivers are configured using buttons, jumpers, or microswitches.
Describes the function of the On/Off button on specific transmitter models for control and standby.
Explains the two operating modes of the RM relay in Orion receivers: On/Off and Common relay.
Provides initial instructions before using Orion transmitters and receivers.
Lists the factory default settings for Orion transmitters, including identity code and radio channel.
Details the factory default assignments for transmitter buttons to receiver relays for various Orion receiver models.
Lists available ORE transmitter models based on function buttons and types.
Lists available ORR receiver models based on number of relays and power supply type.
Lists various accessories available for Orion transmitters, such as carrying clips and cases.
Lists accessories for Orion receivers, including antenna kits and fastening kits.
Provides detailed technical specifications for Orion transmitters, including housing, power, and range.
Describes the specifications and usage of charger supports for Orion multifunction transmitters with accumulators.
Details technical specifications for Orion ORR receivers, covering housing, power, connections, and indicators.
Specifies the maximum number of relays that can be activated simultaneously for different receiver types.
Provides technical data for RM and function relays, including contacts, power, and switching cycles.
Explains the power supply protection and fuse characteristics for ORRS and ORRA receivers.
Describes the specific behavior of the RM/R3 relay on the ORRD DIN rail receiver based on microswitch JP4.
Outlines the 7-step procedure for configuring Orion transmitters and receivers for optimal installation.
Explains how to program the transmitter's identity code using the DIP switch for secure installation.
Describes the procedure for a standard association, linking transmitter buttons directly to receiver relays.
Details the process for associating transmitter buttons with receiver relays for specific custom configurations.
Introduces modes for controlling multiple receivers from a single transmitter, including fixed and auto-channel options.
Explains the three operating modes (continuous make, continuous break, bistable) for receiver function relays.
Guides on how to program interlocks to prevent simultaneous activation of conflicting transmitter commands.
Provides steps to modify and consult the operating radio channel for transmitters equipped with the On/Off button.
Explains how to adjust the radio transmit power level on OREV transmitters to optimize range and endurance.
Describes how to set the duration for the Standby function, which controls transmitter automatic shutdown.
Details the process to erase all programmed settings from the receiver, reverting to default parameters except radio channel.
Explains how to restore the OREV transmitter to its factory default configuration.
Provides methods and components for suppressing interference on receiver relay outputs when connected to inductive loads.
Advises on selecting free radio channels and planning frequency usage for multiple radio controls.
Discusses considerations for using systems in continuous mode with maintained button presses and potential transmission interruptions.
Emphasizes checking and adhering to specified current limits for relay outputs to prevent damage.
Recommends charging multifunction transmitters with accumulators for approximately 3 hours before first use.
Offers guidelines for optimal mounting of receivers and placement of antennas to ensure good radio range.
Covers essential wiring recommendations, including safety precautions and cable separation for receivers.
Provides general wiring advice, emphasizing safety and proper cable management for receiver connections.
Details the specific procedure for wiring the ORR receiver, including terminal strip operation.
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