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Holatron RFLS-6HSXTX Operation & Maintenance Manual

Variable channel high speed uhf transmitter
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OPERAT I ON & M AI N T EN AN CE GU I DE -
Variable Channel High Speed UHF Transmitter
HOLATRON SYSTEMS, LLC
833 ILANIWAI ST, STE. 2
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 372-0956
www.holatron.com

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  • Page 1 OPERAT I ON & M AI N T EN AN CE GU I DE - Variable Channel High Speed UHF Transmitter HOLATRON SYSTEMS, LLC 833 ILANIWAI ST, STE. 2 Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 372-0956 www.holatron.com...
  • Page 2 Holatron Systems, LLC, from same, whether brought by the user, user’s agent, or assigns, or any third party.

  • Page 3: Hardware Description

    HARDWARE DESCRIPTION. The model RFLS-6HSXTX variable channel high speed UHF Transmitter is a low power hand-held remote control transmitter which can actuate up to 72 separate devices connected to six RFLS-12HSRC receivers (12 cues, each), or to twelve RFLS-9HSRC or RFLS-49HSRC receivers (6 cues, each), or to a combination thereof.
  • Page 4 So this switch should always be turned to the “Safe” position while the transmitter is not being used. Keys are interchangeable, as all Holatron RFLS-6HSXT and RFLS-6HSXTX transmitters are keyed the same. 4 of 16...
  • Page 5 Firing always commences at cue 1 of the transmitter’s base channel after the transmitter has first been enabled. Thus the system can be reset to cue 1 of the base channel at any time by turning this switch momentarily to “Safe” and then back to “Transmitter Enabled”.
  • Page 6 THE FIRE BUTTONS. These buttons are snap action dome switches under a sealed overlay, labeled “Fire A” and “Fire B”, respectively. “Fire A” causes cues to be fired in semi- automatic (single-shot) mode, and “Fire B” fires cues in automatic (machine-gun) mode.
  • Page 7 Output 6 (Cue 42) Output 7 (Cue 43) (channel 4) Output 8 (Cue 44) Output 9 (Cue 45) RFLS-6HSXTX Output 10 (Cue 46) Output 11 (Cue 47) transmitter Output 12 (Cue 48) (base channel 1) Output 1 (Cue 49)
  • Page 8 Output 6 (Cue 42) Output 7 (Cue 43) (channel 6) Output 8 (Cue 44) Output 9 (Cue 45) RFLS-6HSXTX Output 10 (Cue 46) Output 11 (Cue 47) transmitter Output 12 (Cue 48) (base channel 3) Output 1 (Cue 49)
  • Page 9 THE TRANSMIT INDICATOR. This is a high intensity red indicator, visible in direct sunlight, that lights continuously while the transmitter is generating RF output. It is located between the two buttons. It will light even if the battery voltage is below the low battery detect threshold.
  • Page 10 The available fire rates which can be selected are described in the following table. Holatron Systems can supply custom fire rates if required. NOTE: Firing always commences at the next cue after the last one fired when resuming fire in the same mode (semi-automatic or automatic) as last fired.
  • Page 11 Firing modes with RFLS-9HSRC, RFLS-49HSRC, or RFLS-912HSRC receivers: Fire Rate Selection Switch Setting Fire “A” Action Fire “B” Action Semi-automatic firing. 0.1 shot per second. (Single shot, sequential) (10 seconds per shot) Semi-automatic firing. 0.2 shot per second. (Single shot, sequential) (5 seconds per shot) Semi-automatic firing.
  • Page 12 Firing modes with RFLS-9HSARC, RFLS-49HSARC, or RFLS-912HSARC receivers: Fire Rate Selection Switch Setting Fire “A” Action Fire “B” Action Semi-automatic firing. 1 shot per second. (Single shot, sequential) (1 second per shot) Semi-automatic firing. 2 shots per second. (Single shot, sequential) (0.5 second per shot) Semi-automatic firing.
  • Page 13 RADIO INTERFERENCE REDUCTION. For obvious safety reasons, Holatron's design goal is to ensure that data communication errors due to radio interference or to insufficient signal strength due to low battery, exceeding specified range, or conductive objects in the signal path will result in failure of intentional actuation rather than unintended actuation.

  • Page 14: Specifications

    1.10 SPECIFICATIONS. Parameter Minimum Typical Maximum Carrier Frequency, MHz. 417.96 418.02 418.08 Carrier Frequency, MHz. (optional) 432.90 433.96 434.02 Range (line-of-sight with RFLS-9HSRC, ½ mile -49HSRC, & -912HSRC receivers) Delay from start of button depression 50 msec 75 msec to receiver output (fewer than 4 transmitters transmitting simultaneously) Delay from start of button depression...
  • Page 15 2.1.3 Enable the transmitter, and with the receiver’s ARM switch in “safe” or “disarmed” position, perform a range test by observing the green activity light on the receiver while pressing a transmitter button. There should be no intervening conductive objects for most reliable operation. All receivers must be elevated 12”...

  • Page 16: Maintenance

    The battery compartment door and the junction between the front and back panels are NOT water tight, however. The transmitter must never be immersed in water. If further information or service is required, contact: Holatron Systems, LLC. 833 ILANIWAI ST, STE. 2 Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 372-0956 www.holatron.com...