Receiver\u2019s functioning\uf0b7<\/p>\n
Receiver is supplied with 8relays outputs with common contacts (Please check wiring diagram); common contact must be connected to positive or negative pole, according to thepolarity of the load connected;\uf0b7In order to avoid overload due to short circuit, put in a 6A fuse. \uf0b7When you turn on the receiver, the green led LINE blinks few timesand after 1 sec. the red led for programming turns on as well.\uf0b7The red led keeps turned on for about 15 sec., during this time the receiver is enabled to receive a new transmitter\u2019s code and to memorize it. It is possible to store up to 5 transmitters at the same time; whenever more than 5 transmitters are memorized, the receiver accepts thelatest code cancelling the first code received. When the red led is turned off you cannot make any TX memorizing procedure;\uf0b7The pressure of one button on the transmitter turns on the corresponding yellow led on the receiver and the operating of theoutput that is concerned;<\/p>\n
Programming Procedure\uf0b7<\/p>\n
After powering the receiver when the red led is turned on steady follow these steps:1.Turn the new transmitter on, pressing the button ON;2.Keep the button DOWN_LEFT;3.Press the button PROGR on the receiver;4.Releasethe button DOWN_LEFTof the transmitter;5.If the code has been recognized the led blinks in succession four times, then it turns off in order to confirm that the new transmitter has been memorized;6.Verify the correct functioning of the new transmitter ;\uf0b7Inorder to add a new transmitter to a device that you already use, turn the receiver on and follow this procedure:\uf0b7Press and keep pressed the button PROG on the receiver as long as the red led turns on, then release it.\uf0b7Repeat the procedure starting from step 1<\/p>\n
Battery replacement\uf0b7<\/p>\n
Unscrew the 6 screws on the transmitter\u2019s back and take the rear part of the box away;\uf0b7Replace the batteries employing exclusively 1.5V AA batteries. Please respect thepolarity; reversing batteries doesn\u2019t damage the transmitter, but stops its functioning;\uf0b7Position the rear cover and screw the closing screws.<\/p>\n
Connecting the optional external antenna\uf0b7<\/p>\n
Open the receiver and remove the internal antenna from the terminal board;\uf0b7Cut the cable at the necessary length and keep it as shortest as possible;\uf0b7Run the cable of the external antenna in the hole already made and connect it to the terminal board: the cable shield must beconnected to the GND contact, and the radio signal wire to the ANT contact:\uf0b7Close the receiver and fix the antenna to the boat loom by usingthe flat washer and the nut given in equipment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Kompass-8 remote control can handle up to 8 channels of transmission
\noperating two winches and the bow and stern thrusters. With
\nthe shortcut key is also possible to operate simultaneously two thrusters,
\nmaking even easier the mooring. Floating transmitter IP67. Attendance
\n868Mhz or 913Mhz.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":16844,"template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[31],"product_tag":[395],"yoast_head":"\n