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DESCRIPTION: OPERATION MANUAL,
RCT-1 SWITCH TX ENCODER AND
RCR-2 SWITCH RECEIVER MODULE
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Summary of Contents for DTC RCT-1
- Page 1 DESCRIPTION: OPERATION MANUAL, RCT-1 SWITCH TX ENCODER AND RCR-2 SWITCH RECEIVER MODULE ECO NUMBER: _______ Page ______of_______ Date: ______________ Orig.: ____________ SIGN OFF DATE: mm/dd/yy Proj. Eng._________________ Prod. Eng._________________ Mfg. Mgr. _________________ Documentation ____________ Eng. Mgr._________________ Purchasing _______________...
- Page 2 Voltages as high as 30 VDC at 2 Amps or 117 VAC at ½ Amp can be switched. The control signal from the RCT-1 is also digitally coded with an 8-bit user selectable address. Seven user- selectable channels in the 902-928 MHz band are made available. This band was selected because it is likely to be different from the frequencies used in the audio transmitter or microwave video link, thus reducing the possibility of interference from these transmitters.
- Page 3 01/08/02 RCT-1 Handheld Encoder The Handheld Encoder is a remote control transmitter, which provides secure short-duration command signals for the Switch Receiver module. When used in conjunction with a properly deployed switch receiver, a range of more than 100 Meters is available (note: the antenna is not removable). The signal duration and power output of the handheld encoder is extremely low and the transmission is digitally encoded.
- Page 4 01/08/02 Controls The front panel of the RCT-1 has three switches and two LED indicators: ON-OFF This switch applies power to the device. When ON, the green LED will illuminate. VIDEO ON This momentary pushbutton sends the switch closure command (ON).
- Page 5 01/08/02 Note: When this transmitter is operated in countries outside the USA with a 900 MHz GSM network, channels 5, 6 and 7 are preferred, since they fall between the TX and RX cellular band segments. Channel Frequency 903.370 906.370 907.870 909.370 912.370...
- Page 6 Phillips screws holding the ABS case to the standoffs. The ABS housing will fall off revealing the circuitry. The figure above shows the location of the channel and address switches. After setting the switches, replace the cover and screws. FCC Information: DTC Communications, Inc. 75 Northeastern Blvd. Nashua, NH 03062 Model RCT-1 FCC ID: H25 RCT1 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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