Transmitter Functions; Transmitter Connection - Made JUPITER PLUS User Manual

The continuous use of this type of charger enables the long term
storage of the Transmitter, whilst maintaining the battery in optimum
charged condition (charger connected).

3.1.2.2.Transmitter functions

The JUPITER+ Transmitter consists of:
 Three synthesized power generators
 A monitoring unit for the internal components which :
 Detects any faults in the transmission circuits (over-
 Monitors the discharge level of the battery – the
 A front face – instrument panel with 4 different zones:
 Faults zone
 S1 or S2 signal selection button
 ON/OFF button
 Battery zone : Battery charge indicator and protection
 An external plug for charging the battery

3.1.2.3.Transmitter connection

 The transmitter is connected on the near end of the cables
using the current clamps on the connection case. Both cable
ends are short-circuited and can be earthed (Do not include
the cable screen).
 Ensure that both cable ends are short-circuited, using the
appropriate connection wires.
 Turn on the transmitter.
IMPLEMENTATION
currents or low currents) and indicates which clamp is
concerned.
transmission is automatically stopped if the battery
reaches a discharge level that could affect its life time.
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