Summary of Contents for Tactical technologies TX-500
- Page 1 MINDA PERSONAL PROTECTION SYSTEM TX-500 INTELLIGENT KEY-FOB TRANSMITTER Operating Instruction Rev 1.3 June 2000 Tactical Technologies Inc. 1701 Second Ave Folsom, PA 19033 610-522-0106 www.tacticaltechnologies.com...
-
Page 2: Operating Frequency
The unit is equipped with an On/Off switch that is magnetically controlled. To turn the TX-500 OFF, place the unit firmly in its holder. To turn the TX-500 on, remove it from the holder. The TX-500 has two buttons: RED and BLUE. The RED button sends a RED ALARM to a MINDA receiver. - Page 3 LEDs. If they do not match, the entire message is ignored. UNIT IDENTITIES A MINDA TX-500 Intelligent Transmitter can have each of its four possible Unit Identities (1, 2, 3 or 4) configured to signal in different ways and with different timings to suit particular operational needs.
-
Page 4: Low Battery Warning
LOW BATTERY WARNING When the battery voltage of a MINDA TX-500 transmitter drops to a level where battery replacement is desirable, each subsequent transmission made will be ‘tagged’ to indicate this fact to the receiving end. - Page 5 CONFIDENCE SIGNALLING A MINDA TX-500 intelligent transmitter can be programmed so that for any or all of the four identities it can assume a GREEN or RED transmission as an “I’m here and OK” signal. In order for confidence to be transmitted, the transmitter must be in the MODE of the programmed signal.
-
Page 6: Troubleshooting Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE If signals from a TX-500 transmitter are not being received by a MINDA receiver the following tests should be undertaken: 1.) Check that the transmitter is not out of receiver range by temporarily reducing the distance between the units to 10 yards or less. Begin to increase the distance again until signals transmitted are not received reliably. - Page 7 12 months from the date of purchase. Where the fault is the result of misuse, negligence or inexpert repair, Tactical Technologies Inc. reserve the right to make a charge to cover the extra costs involved.