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- Page 1 BroadWeigh User Manual mantracourt.com BroadWeigh Dynamic Wireless Load Monitoring...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Data Rates and Quality ....................27 Advanced Settings ...................... 29 Enclosure & Mounting ....................30 Dimensions ......................30 BW-S325 BroadWeigh Shackle 3.25T dimensions ............... 30 BW-S475 BroadWeigh Shackle 4.75T dimensions ............... 30 Opening the Case....................... 31 LED Indicator ......................31 Specification ....................... - Page 3 Overview ........................60 Order Codes ........................ 60 Connections ........................ 60 Configuration ......................61 Home ........................61 Radio Settings ......................62 Advanced Settings ...................... 63 Enclosure & Mounting ....................64 Antennas ........................64 Specification ....................... 65 Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
- Page 4 Appendix B – Radio Range ....................86 Overview ........................86 Range........................86 Appendix C - Radio Specification ..................87 Appendix D – Intentionally Empty ..................88 Appendix E – Approval Statements ..................89 CE ..........................89 IC ..........................90 Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
- Page 5 CE ..........................92 IC ..........................93 FCC .......................... 94 Appendix G - Worldwide Regional Approvals ................. 95 Important Note ......................95 Appendix H - Declaration of Conformity ................. 96 Appendix I - Warranty ....................... 97 Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 6: Introduction / Overview
BroadWeigh is a portable modular wireless weighing system offering real-time load monitoring for a wide variety of rigging applications without the need for cabling. BroadWeigh enables users to know precise loads on any given point thereby ensuring structures and rigging points are balanced and within safe working loads. -
Page 7: Broadweigh Basic Principles
Transmitters & Receivers Although all of the Broadweigh modules are in fact transceivers and transmit as well as receive, they tend to mainly operate as either a transmitter or receiver so we will choose to describe them as Transmitters and Receivers. -
Page 8: Configuring Multiple Modules To Use The Same Radio Settings
Configuration mode forces the modules to pause in sending their messages and to disable their low power state to enable configuration to take place. This is easily achieved by ‘Pairing’ when using the Broadweigh Toolkit software. Once configuration is complete the modules will resume their ‘normal’ mode operation. -
Page 9: Pairing
Because you need to know the radio settings configured in a module to be able to configure it, and there are no visible clues to what those settings may be, there is a feature used by Broadweigh modules that enable the radio settings (i.e. -
Page 10: Asynchronous Operation And Logging
There can also be interference from other sources that can delay module transmissions. Because of the transmission rate flexibility of the Broadweigh modules there could be a few modules transmitting messages at fast rates or many modules transmitting messages at slow rates or any combination of these. -
Page 11: Broadweigh Toolkit
This may use a slider, text box or list to allow your new value to be entered. A base station will also be required to configure the Broadweigh modules. You just need to plug this into a USB socket on your PC. -
Page 12: Analyser
This page shows the radio signal levels detected across all the channels available to the Broadweigh series of modules. Using this tool may help in detecting noisy areas and allow you to decide on which channels you may want to use. -
Page 13: Channel Monitor
Clear all detected messages from the list Wake All Wake all modules on the current radio channel Start Logging Asks for a filename then logs the received data to a CSV file in the following format: Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... - Page 14 To enable non transmitter modules to be moved to the new channel they should be powered up and operational at the time the button is pressed. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 15: Home
Home You now have successful communications with the base station so you can now pair with our remote Broadweigh module or you can select the Spectrum Analyser mode or Data Provider Monitor mode. Connecting to a remote module To connect to a remote module you will pair. This is achieved by power cycling the module. Pairing removes the need to know the radio settings of the module you are connecting to and also ensures that it is in a suitable state for configuration. -
Page 16: Connecting To The Attached Base Station Module
If you cannot get to the power supply of the remote module you can attempt to connect manually using Soft Pairing. Click the ‘Click Here’ link at the bottom of the page and follow the prompts. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 17: Information
Applicable to a base station only. This indicates that on the Channel Monitor page modules that are sleeping will also be listed Extended range radios were introduced to the Broadweigh range in 2015. This indicates that the connected module has an extended range radio fitted. Mantracourt Electronics Limited... -
Page 18: Battery And Radio Levels
Items you can change: Low Battery Level Click this item to set the battery low level. Advanced Button Clicking this will give more detailed information on the RSSI and CV levels of the received radio packets. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 19: Battery And Radio Levels Advanced
-98 which is a weak signal. CV is the Correlation Value and indicates how well the signal can be decoded. This ranges from 55 which is a poor quality signal and 110 which is an excellent signal. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 20: Radio Settings
Only modules with identical group keys can communicate. This allows isolation of different groups of modules on the same channel or ensures the security of data. Early versions of Broadweigh modules do not support Group Keys and this option will not be visible in the Toolkit. -
Page 21: Radio Settings Advanced
Apply power to the remote module The Toolkit will remain unchanged and still paired to whatever module or base station it was paired to but the remote module will have changed its radio settings. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 22: Save And Restore
Click this button to open a file dialog window to allow you to select a filename and location of a previously saved file to load into the connected module. All configuration information will be overwritten. The file extension is tcf. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 23: Transmitter Modules
Transmitter Modules Broadweigh Transmitters are the modules that connect to a sensor or have an input signal applied and periodically transmit messages containing the value read from the sensor or input. These modules include shackle load cell transmitters and wind speed sensor transmitters. -
Page 24: Orientation & Identification
The pin must be aligned in the same orientation with the bow as it was when calibrated. The BroadWeigh shackle is designed to only fit together in one orientation, the anti-rotational bracket will only fit around the bow shackle on the side with CE marking. -
Page 25: Connections
Connections Connecting Power. To ensure optimum battery life, only quality alkaline batteries are recommended. Rechargeable batteries are not suitable. Remove the four screws. Insert two alkaline 1.5v AA batteries. Refit the lid. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 26: Configuration
The Broadweigh Toolkit provides a means of simple configuration and calibration of the shackle along with useful tools to aid integration. Launch the Broadweigh Toolkit software application and pair to this module to enable the connection to the Toolkit to allow configuration to take place. -
Page 27: Zero Settings
Zero Settings Use this page to perform system zero and to hide small values of weight (masking) for the paired BroadWeigh Shackle Parameters: Zero Indication Band This setting enables you to hide small values of weight so that any displays based on the output from this module will display zero until a certain weight has been reached. -
Page 28: Data Rates And Quality
Low power mode is the usual mode of operation and increases battery life. If the transmission interval were increased above 25Hz (40ms transmit interval) then low power mode would need to be turned off. Continued… Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... - Page 29 This is fixed at 1000 ohms. Usage Per 24 Hour Period In order to calculate battery life, enter the number of hours per 24-hour period that the BroadWeigh Shackle will be connected to a BroadWeigh USB base station or Handheld remote Mantracourt Electronics Limited...
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Page 30: Advanced Settings
The data transmitted by the BroadWeigh Shackle is marked with a Data Tag. By default this is set to the last 4 characters of the device ID. The BroadWeigh Shackle Data Tag can be changed to an easily remembered 4 digit code to reflect its position within your system. -
Page 31: Enclosure & Mounting
Enclosure & Mounting Dimensions BW-S325 BroadWeigh Shackle 3.25T dimensions BW-S475 BroadWeigh Shackle 4.75T dimensions Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 32: Opening The Case
The Broadway Shackle is fitted with an LED to provide a visual indication of data transmission from the acquisition module inside. The LED flashes whenever a data transmission occurs. Modules are pre-configured to provide readings once per second. Flashing data transmitting Constant paired to Broadweigh Toolkit unit asleep Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 33: Specification
2 Hours Usage Per Day Years Environmental Typical Units IP rating IP65 Operating temperature range °C Storage temperature* ° Humidity * Excludes Batteries. Radio Range For details of radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 34: Bw-Wss
BW-WSS Overview The BW-WSS wireless anemometer is built on the same technology as other Broadweigh wireless sensor interfaces offering the same sleep and wake functionality and operation with peripheral modules including handhelds and USB base stations. The Anemometer features a high quality 3-cup rotor pressed on a stainless steel shaft with rugged Delrin body with bronze Rulon bushings The output value of the anemometer can be configured to the user’s requirements and measure over the range... -
Page 35: Connections
In both cases the JP1 power jumper needs to be fitted to supply power to the transmitter module. When powered from the external DC source the LED will illuminate. Pow er Jumper JP1 2 X D Cell Batteries +Supply Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 36: Configuration
The Broadweigh Toolkit provides a means of simple configuration and calibration of the transmitter module along with useful tools to aid integration. Launch the Broadweigh Toolkit software application and pair to this module to enable the connection to the Toolkit to allow configuration to take place. - Page 37 This is the current drawn by the sensor; this should be set to 2mA for the BW- Excitation WSS to provide a conservative battery life guide. Usage Per 24 Hour Period Enter the number of hours per 24 hour period that the module will be turned on and transmitting. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 38: Units
Output Value is the live value of the current wind speed in the units selected above. Items you can change: Output Units Simply select the required output units from the drop down list. The BW-WSS can provide wind speed in m/s, mph, km/h and fps Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 39: Advanced Settings
65,535 chances) you may want to change the data Tag of one of the modules and perform pairing again with the handheld. Transmit power Set the transmit power level from 0–100%. Default is 100% Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 40: Enclosure & Mounting
Operating Temperature Range ° Storage Temperature Range ° Humidity Reverse Polarity Protection Environmental protection with suitable IP65 cables exiting through cable glands. Measurement Range Accuracy 5 – 10 mph Accuracy 10 – 125 mph ±4% Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 41: Radio Range
Pair D cells Constantly on 14 days Pair D cells 12 sessions per day of 5 minutes 1 year Radio Range For details of radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 42: Receiver Modules
The BW-HR is a roaming handheld that can be used to view the reading supplied by an unlimited number of Broadweigh shackles. The shackle module Data Tags or IDs do not need to be known beforehand. The handheld will automatically wake any shackle on the same channel and group key. -
Page 43: Connections
Connections Power The handheld module is powered by two alkaline AA batteries. Due to the higher voltage requirements of this module NiMh and NiCad batteries are not recommended. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 44: Operation
The currently selected shackle LED will also change from flashing to permanently on. The handheld can read from an unlimited number of shackles. The BroadWeigh shackles is pre-set to return to sleep 60 seconds after the handheld is turned off or is taken out of range. -
Page 45: Errors
Release the key and apply power to the shackle. The amount of time you have to reapply power to the transmitter module can be set by PairDuration in the Broadweigh Toolkit when connected to the BW- HR. This defaults to 5 seconds. -
Page 46: Configuration
Configuration Launch the Broadweigh Toolkit software application and pair to this module to enable the connection to the Toolkit to allow configuration to take place. See Common Toolkit Pages - Home Display Format Here you can adjust the display. Items you can change: Format &... - Page 47 Enter the timeout in seconds. This sets the time allowed without any data arriving from the viewed module before all dashes are displayed on the LCD. Should be at least 3 times the interval between the messages being sent by the transmitter module. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 48: Settings
Auto Off Delay Here you can specify the delay in minutes after which the handheld will automatically turn off after no button is pressed. Enter zero to disable this function. The default is 5 minutes. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 49: Enclosure & Mounting
Enclosure & Mounting Appendix A – Handheld Style section for more information. Antennas These modules have the antenna already fitted inside the enclosure so there are no specific mounting requirements. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 50: Specification
IP rating IP67 Operating temperature range °C Storage temperature °C Humidity Physical Hand Held Dimensions 90 x 152 x 34mm Radio Range For details of radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 51: Bw-Rm1
Overview The BW-RM1 offers dual power relays capable of mains power switching. These relays can be configured as high, low or window alarms and can be associated with a group of up to 8 Broadweigh transmitter modules per relay. Relays can operate when the sum of the assigned transmitter modules reach a set point or when any of the modules reach the set point. -
Page 52: Connections
Flashes 2 x per second when operational Activity Flashes when Broadweigh data packets are received Time Out No Broadweigh data present for longer than user defined period Error One or more contributing modules are reporting an error Relay 1 Relay 1 Energised (Connection between COM and NO) -
Page 53: Operation
Operation The Broadweigh RM1 can accept 8 Broadweigh data inputs for each of the two relays, the total of the inputs compared to the set point and mode of the relay channel affects whether the relay is energised or not. In addition when considering the use of relays attention should be paid as to what state the system will be in when the power is off and the relays are de-energised. -
Page 54: Configuration
Configuration The Broadweigh Toolkit provides a means of simple configuration of the module along with useful tools to aid integration. Launch the Broadweigh Toolkit software application and pair to this module to enable the connection to the Toolkit to allow configuration to take place. -
Page 55: Relay Settings
(See diagram on next page) Latching [1-2] Latching locks the state of the relay when it passes the set point. Advanced Button Displays the Relay Settings Advanced page. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 56: Operation And Hysteresis Settings
Operation and Hysteresis Settings Relay de-energises when reaching the set point. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 57: Relay Settings Advanced
Transmitter modules will be kept awake while this module has power applied. The transmitter modules should have a Sleep Delay set so that after the relay module has been powered down the transmitter modules then return to sleep. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 58: Alarm Settings
Alarm Settings This page defines how the individual relays will react to time outs and errors present from any defined Broadweigh module, as well as how Digital inputs 1 and 2 are used. Items you can change: Timeout Enter a time in seconds that if exceeded the BW-RM1 will affect the relay state... -
Page 59: Enclosure & Mounting
This module is fitted inside our large, ACM ABS enclosure. Please see Appendix A – Enclosures & Mounting – for more information. Antennas These modules have the antenna already fitted inside the enclosure so there are no specific mounting requirements. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 60: Specification
°C Power Relays 240V 5A Alarm Relay 1A 24 Vdc 1A 120 Vac * At 12 Volt nominal Supply Radio Range For details of radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 61: Base Stations & Repeater Modules
Base stations are the interface between the Broadweigh radio system and a PC, PLC or other controller. A base station would be required to configure Broadweigh modules from a PC using the Broadweigh Toolkit software and also required if you are to capture data from Broadweigh modules to a PC or PLC. Order Codes Base station in weatherproof enclosure with USB connection. -
Page 62: Configuration
Configuration The Broadweigh Toolkit provides a means of simple configuration and calibration of the transmitter module along with useful tools to aid integration. Home You now have successful communications with the base station so you can now let the Toolkit know you want to configure the base station and not a remote module. -
Page 63: Radio Settings
To use modules that support Group Keys with older modules that do not then then the Group Keys must be blank. Advanced Radio Settings Advanced next Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 64: Advanced Settings
You should not normally need to change these settings. Items you can change: Waker Duration When you send a wake command to a Broadweigh module via the base station the duration of this wake attempt is controlled by this setting. Enter the desired duration in milliseconds. -
Page 65: Enclosure & Mounting
This module is fitted inside our medium, ‘ACMi’ ABS enclosure. Please see Appendix A – Enclosures & Mounting – ACMi for more information. Antennas These modules have the antenna already fitted inside the enclosure so there are no specific mounting requirements. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 66: Specification
Operating Temperature Range °C Storage Temperature Range °C Environmental Protection IP65 Does not apply to USB connector at cable end. Radio Range To determine radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 67: Bw-Ar
BW-AR Overview The BW-AR is an active repeater which will allow the Broadweigh range of modules to divert around obstacles or increase range or coverage. The connectivity module provides a battery holder for a pair of alkaline ‘D’ cells and has regulator circuitry for an external power supply. -
Page 68: Connections
Sleep Delay time. Stay awake messages are transmitted by handhelds, analogue output modules and PC software etc. so that when those items are turned off or disabled all other Broadweigh modules will sleep when their Sleep Delay time elapses. -
Page 69: Getting Started
Getting Started Use the Broadweigh Toolkit to ensure that the repeater radio channel matches the rest of the Broadweigh modules. You will then need to decide whether the repeater is battery powered or permanently externally powered and whether it should always wake other sleeping modules when it is powered up and awake. -
Page 70: Span Obstacles
Span Obstacles With No Repeater With Repeater Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 71: Combined Solutions
Combined Solutions Many Receivers Many Transmitters Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 72: Considerations
Using the Data Provider monitor in the Broadweigh Toolkit can show the amount of traffic. The Broadweigh Toolkit on a laptop or netbook is ideal for checking installations as it is mobile so traffic can be monitored at different points in the installation. -
Page 73: Configuration
The Broadweigh Toolkit provides a means of simple configuration and calibration of the transmitter module along with useful tools to aid integration. Launch the Broadweigh Toolkit software application and pair to this module to enable the connection to the Toolkit to allow configuration to take place. See... -
Page 74: Enclosure & Mounting
Antennas These modules have the antenna already fitted inside the enclosure so there are no specific mounting requirements. Radio Range To determine radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 75: Specification
For example: If the T24-AR was used for 1 hour per day then the battery life would be 6840 hours or 288 days or nearly 10 months. Radio Range To determine radio range please refer to Appendix B – Radio Range Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 76: Power Supply Modules
The PP1 can also be used as a mains powered 12 Vdc supply with 33 Ah battery backup. Order Codes Solar panel with cable suitable for connection to PP1 Power pack 1 housed in robust weatherproof case. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 77: Getting Started
To insert remove the dust cap and align the connector and insert; there is a locating ridge to ensure correct orientation. Once inserted, twist the collar clockwise to lock in place. The connectors for the solar panel and 12 volt output are opposite gender preventing incorrect connections. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 78: Solar Panel Orientation
Search the web for “magnetic declination” to find the correction for your location. Also consider where shadows may fall on the solar panel, the panel needs maximum exposure to the sun to operate as specified. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 79: Operation
Dimensions & Weight PP1 Dimensions 339 x 295 x 152 mm PP1 Case materials Polypropylene PP1 Weight 13 kg SP1 Dimensions 360 x 510 x 28 mm SP1 Frame Material Aluminium SP1 Weight 3 kg Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 80: Specifications
* Supplied with 13 Amp Plug Environmental IP rating IP67 Operating temperature range ** ° Storage temperature ° Humidity ** When being charged from Mains min operating temperature 0 C max operating temperature is 40 Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 81: Appendices
The module is fitted with a BW-ANTA antenna which is mounted on the inside of the long side of the base on the opposite side of the enclosure to the metallised polyester label visible on the outside. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 82: Environmental Protection
The sealing gasket resides in the lid. Be careful when replacing the lid that there are no dirt particles on the lower case lip or in the lid gasket channel as this may reduce the sealing capability. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 83: Acmi Type
Antenna Position This enclosure is fitted with a PCB antenna which sits over the wiring access chamber and is covered by the enclosure lid. Environmental Protection The case is environmentally sealed to IP65. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... - Page 84 The sealing gasket resides in the base. Be careful when replacing the lid that there are no dirt particles on the lid lip or in the case gasket channel as this may reduce the sealing capability. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 85: Handheld Type
Note that the top two screws will have rubber ‘O’ rings on them. These rings are an integral part of the sealing mechanism. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 86: Mounting Information
The enclosure is fitted with a BW-ANTA antenna which is mounted in the top end of the enclosure. Environmental Protection The enclosure is sealed to IP65. Ensure gaskets and mating parts are free from dirt and debris when re- assembling. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 87: Appendix B - Radio Range
This range will be reduced when transmitters or receivers are close to metallic structures or close to the ground. Walls and floors will also reduce the achievable range in indoor environments. Modules manufactured before July 2015 have a range of 200m. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 88: Appendix C - Radio Specification
Appendix C - Radio Specification The following specification applies to all Broadweigh modules. Typical Units License License Exempt Modulation method MS (QPSK) Radio type Transceiver (2 way) Data rate k bits/sec Radio Frequency 2.4000 2.4835 Power Channels (DSSS) For radio range information See Appendix B –... -
Page 89: Appendix D - Intentionally Empty
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Page 90: Appendix E - Approval Statements
Direktiv 1999/5/EC. This equipment is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Manufactured in the UK by: Mantracourt Electronics Ltd, The Drive, Farringdon, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2JB, UK Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... - Page 91 (antenna) and all persons at all times and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Manufactured in the UK by: Mantracourt Electronics Ltd, The Drive, Farringdon, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2JB, UK Mantracourt Electronics Limited...
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Page 92: Fcc
Sequoia 1699481 AUREL ANT.RP SMA 2.4GHz 2.0dBi Farnell Electronic Components 537-785 EAD, FBKR35068-RS-KR WiFi Antenna 2.0dBi RS Components Manufactured in the UK by: Mantracourt Electronics Ltd, The Drive, Farringdon, Exeter, Devon, EX5 2JB, UK Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... -
Page 93: Appendix F - Oem / Reseller Marking And Documentation Requirements
The CE marking must have a height of at least 5mm except where this is not possible on account of the nature of the apparatus. The CE marking must be affixed visibly, legibly, and indelibly. Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual... - Page 94 5 cm is maintained between the radiator (antenna) and all persons at all times and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.” Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...
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Page 95: Fcc
RS Components Transmitter modules have been certified by the FCC for use with other products without any further certification (as per FCC section 2.1091). Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Mantracourt could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. -
Page 96: Appendix G - Worldwide Regional Approvals
Europe Canada Important Note Mantracourt does not list the entire set of standards that must be met for each country. Mantracourt customers assume full responsibility for learning and meeting the required guidelines for each country in their distribution market. For more information relating to European compliance of an OEM product incorporating the T24 or Broadweigh range of modules, contact Mantracourt, or refer to the following web site: www.ero.dk... -
Page 97: Appendix H - Declaration Of Conformity
Exeter Devon EX5 2JB +44 1395 232020 declare under our sole responsibility that our products in the Broadweigh Radio Telemetry Product Range to which this declaration relates conform to the essential requirements and other related requirements of the following directives: The R&TTE Directive 1999/05/EC... -
Page 98: Appendix I - Warranty
(1) year from the date of dispatch. If the 'Mantracourt' product you purchase appears to have a defect in material or workmanship or fails during normal use within the period, please contact your Distributor, who will assist you in resolving the problem. - Page 99 Applies To: Broadweigh Product Range Part Number: 517-927 Issue Number: 1.0f Dated: August 2015 In the interests of continued product development, Mantracourt Electronics Limited reserves the right to alter product specifications without prior notice. www.mantracourt.com Mantracourt Electronics Limited BroadWeigh User Manual...