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Explains the Stingray 295SEPCXV as a visor transmitter operating at 295 MHz ASK, compatible with ClikCard protocol.
Details technical specs like keys, supply, battery life, frequency, dimensions, and operating temperature.
Illustrates the physical layout of the transmitters, showing buttons, LED, and key holder.
Distinguishes between the 1-button (295SEPC1V) and 2-button (295SEPC2V) transmitter models.
Explains that transmitters have unique factory sequence numbers and facility codes for system programming.
Provides steps on how to operate the transmitter by pressing buttons and observing the LED indicator.
Guides users on how to open the transmitter, replace the 23A battery, and verify correct installation.
Lists common faults like no signal or reduced range and their corresponding solutions, including battery replacement.
States compliance with FCC Part 15 rules and the conditions for operation, including interference.
Covers warranty period, conditions for repair/replacement, and notices regarding unauthorized modifications.
The Stingray 295SEPCXV is a visor transmitter designed for use with programmable telephone entry, security, and access control systems. It operates at 295 MHz using ASK modulation and is compatible with receivers that accept a 26-bit input, making it suitable for various access control systems. Each transmitter is uniquely identified with a factory-set sequence number and facility code, which must be programmed into the user's system memory for proper operation.
The transmitter is available in two models: the 295SEPC1V, which features a single button, and the 295SEPC2V, which includes two buttons. Both models are designed with a light grey enclosure and dark grey push-buttons. The 295SEPC1V has one push-button (A), while the 295SEPC2V has two push-buttons (A and B). A red LED indicator is present on both models, which illuminates when a button is pressed, confirming that the transmitter is active.
To operate the device, the user firmly depresses either button until the small red LED illuminates, then releases the button. If the intended device does not respond, the user should repeat the process or consult the troubleshooting section of the manual.
The Stingray 295SEPCXV incorporates a ClikCard® compatible protocol. The code transmitted includes a 16-bit security code, allowing for up to 65,536 unique combinations, and a 6-bit facility code, which provides 64 different combinations. This robust coding system enhances security and flexibility in access control applications.
Maintenance of the transmitter primarily involves battery replacement. The device uses a 12V type 23A alkaline battery, which typically lasts between 12 to 18 months. To access the battery compartment, the user slides out the battery door located on the back of the transmitter. The 23A alkaline battery should be placed between the two contacts, ensuring the correct polarity as indicated on the bottom of the battery box. After replacing the battery, it is recommended to test the installation by pressing a button and verifying that the red LED illuminates. Users are advised to dispose of used batteries properly according to local laws and regulations.
The device is designed to comply with Part 15 of FCC Regulations, ensuring that its operation is subject to specific conditions regarding interference. It is designed not to cause harmful interference and must accept any interference received, including that which may cause undesired operation. Any unauthorized changes or modifications to the equipment could void the manufacturer's warranty and the user's authority to operate the product.
Troubleshooting guidance is provided for common issues. If the system does not receive the transmitter signal and the transmitter LED does not light, the user should replace the transmitter batteries. If the system does not receive the transmitter signal but the transmitter LED is on, the user should verify that the transmitter is programmed into their system. If the operating range is reduced, replacing the transmitter batteries is recommended.
The product comes with a 24-month warranty from the manufacturing date, covering defects due to faulty components. During this period, Transmitter Solutions will repair or replace the product at its discretion. However, the warranty does not cover damage to the transmitter case caused by external conditions or battery life.
The Stingray 295SEPCXV is a reliable and secure solution for various access control needs, offering ease of use, robust security features, and straightforward maintenance.
General| Category | Transmitter |
|---|---|
| Model | 295SEPC1V |
| Frequency Range | 902-928 MHz |
| Modulation | FHSS |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Connector Type | SMA |
