User's Manual

SmartFob Users Manual.

CANSEC SmartFob Transmitter Model Number SF2TXB.

The SmartFob is a transmitter that sends a radio frequency (RF) signal to a

SmartFob SFR2RXB radio receiver. After the receiver verifies the data, appropriate

action is performed by the RF receiver. For example, in an Access Control application

an “electrically” controlled door could be made to open.

To use the SmartFob transmitter, the user must press one of the two pushbuttons

found on the top of the unit. When a pushbutton is pressed and held in the depressed

condition (ON) an RF signal is sent to the receiver, at the same time the Red LED found

between the two pushbuttons will flash On and Off to indicate that RF data is being

sent. When the required action is performed by the RF receiver, the user may release

the pushbutton and the SmartFob ceases transmission of the RF data. NOTE: If a

pushbutton is held in the ON condition for longer than 5 seconds (RF data being

transmitted), the SmartFob ceases RF data transmission. If the receiver has not

performed the required action in that time, the user must release the pushbutton that

has been pressed. They may press the button once again to allow the SmartFob to send

the data again to the receiver.

The SF2TXB SmartFob Transmitter is programmed with an individual identification

code (ID). This programmed data is factory performed at CANSEC on an individual

customer basis. This ID is placed into the on board memory storage device. When a

Pushbutton is pressed on the SmartFob Transmitter, the pushbutton and its related ID

data is sent via RF to the receiver.

Correct Hand placement of the SmartFob:

To eliminate the potential loss of the RF signal between the SmartFob and the RF

receiver, it is advisable to keep the area in front of the Red LED free from all objects

such as fingers or other keys if placed on a keychain. Thus if the key loop is held in the

palm of the hand, use your thumb to press one of the two pushbuttons. It is important

to note that at the RF frequency that the transmitter operates, a “clear line of sight” to

the RF receiver will yield the best operating range between the Transmitter and

Receiver.

Replacing the Battery in the SmartFob:

To replace the battery the user needs only to remove the screw found in the

centre of the bottom cover. The “top” part of the SmartFob id then lifted away,

exposing the unit for battery replacement. The battery is located near the key loop on

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SmartFob Users Manual. CANSEC SmartFob Transmitter Model Number SF2TXB. The SmartFob is a transmitter that sends a radio frequency (RF) signal to a SmartFob SFR2RXB radio receiver. After the receiver verifies the data, appropriate action is performed by the RF receiver. For example, in an Access Control application an “electrically” controlled door could be made to open. To use the SmartFob transmitter, the user must press one of the two pushbuttons found on the top of the unit.
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the bottom of the cover. The battery used in the SmartFob is 3 volt Lithium coin cell type of battery (2032). The coin cell battery is located in the coin cell “battery holder”. Simply remove the old inserted battery and then insert the new battery in its place. (Note: Do not use excessive force or you may damage the battery holder. The Battery holder has an “end” stop which will be felt at the completion of the insertion of the battery.) FCC Compliance Statement (FCC and IC) 1.