Xr 1 Watt Transmitter Specifications - Primex XR Series Install & User's Manual

1 watt transmitter - internal antenna

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Table of Contents

Power failure

During a power failure, the Transmitter continues to track time with the last valid time signal that it received. Once the power had

been restored, the Transmitter begins to broadcast (even without a valid time signal) to the down-stream components. Once the

Transmitter has been powered on for a few hours, it's capable of keeping track of time off its internal backup power for up to

eight hours.

The system has a fail-safe design. If the failure of a system component or power loss to a component occurs, all down-stream

components continue normal operations using their own internal time base.

If after a specified period of time communication has not been restored, a visual indicator of a loss of communication appears

and remains until communication is restored. Loss of communication visual indicators: Transmitter LED flashing, flashing

colon on LED digital clocks/timers; stepping of second hand on analog clocks.

NOTE

Transmitter with an External Antenna: In the event of a facility wide power outage, a Transmitter with an External Antenna

will broadcast continuously for 8 hours upon the restoration of power, synchronizing all Primex devices throughout the

facility.

In the event power to a Transmitter is shut off and turned back on (power cycled) the Transmitter will broadcast

continuously for 8 hours. Power cycling the Transmitter can be used to set/reset system devices. It's not recommended to

power-cycle a Transmitter when it is in an error status - indicated when its red LED is flashing.