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- Page 1 X80 Activator User's Manual Version 1.2 www.buckeyecam.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1. Warnings..............................3 2. Overview..............................4 3. Getting Started............................5 4. Using the Activate Button........................... 7 5. Wiring................................. 8 6. Specifications............................11 7. Additional Information..........................12 8. Warranty and Service..........................13 X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2... -
Page 3: Warnings
1. Warnings 1. Warnings If the X80 Activator is used to remotely operate an electrical or electromechanical device, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that such devices are operated in a safe manner and to ensure that any necessary safety interlocks or warning signs are in place. -
Page 4: Overview
2. Overview 2. Overview The X80 Activator can be used to remotely operate a 12 Volt DC electrical device using the X- Series Network Manager software application. Common applications include operating gates in response to images that are received from X80 Wireless Cameras. -
Page 5: Getting Started
3. Getting Started 3. Getting Started Before using an X80 Activator, it must be registered to a base using the X-Series Network Manager software application. If you have not already done so, refer to the X80 Wireless Camera System User's Manual for instructions on how to connect to a base. - Page 6 This is especially helpful if you have more than one Activator. Set “Beep Before Activation to Yes or No. Click Update to save the changes, or Cancel if no changes were made. Repeat steps 1 through 11 for all Activators. X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2...
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Page 7: Using The Activate Button
Set the time duration. This will limit the amount of time that the output is on. Check the box to enable the “Activate Now” button. Click “Activate Now” to turn the output on. Enable Turn on button the output X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2... -
Page 8: Wiring
5. Wiring 5. Wiring There are 3 different ways to connect the X80 Activator to a device. In order to determine the type of connection that is appropriate, you must know the voltage and current requirements of the device. Three different device types are acceptable: 1. - Page 9 3. Connect the Red and Blue wires with supplied wire nut as shown below. 4. Connect the Brown wire to the device positive terminal (+). 5. Connect the Black wire to the device negative terminal (-). X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2...
- Page 10 Note: The Blue and Brown wires are connected to the contacts of a Normally Open relay inside of the Relay Pack. The contacts will close when activated for up to 10 seconds (software selectable). There is no voltage applied to the contacts (i.e. “dry contact”). X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2...
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Page 11: Specifications
Average supply current does not include the device that is activated (i.e. solenoid, relay, etc.) and will vary depending on level of activity, signal strength, etc.. The Buckeye Cam X80 Series includes wireless cameras, sensors, repeaters, and actuators. All of the available devices work seamlessly together and may be controlled and monitored with the X-Series Network Manager software application. -
Page 12: Additional Information
X-Series Network Manager video tutorials are available at www.buckeyecam.com. Repeaters and High Gain Antenna Setups For more information on the different types of repeater setups and high gain antenna options see the X80 Wireless Camera System User's Manual available at www.buckeyecam.com. X80 Activator User's Manual v1.2... -
Page 13: Warranty And Service
(866) 325-8172 • (740) 592-2874 Fax (740) 594-2875 www.buckeyecam.com Athens Technical Specialists, Inc. (ATSI) warrants Products (BuckEye Cam ) sold by it and guarantees to correct, by repair or replacement at our option, any defects of material and workmanship which develop under normal and proper use within six (6) months from the date of the original purchase when inspection proves the fault to be of manufacturing.