User's Manual

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Form #: 30Z0138 Effective Date: 24 August 2006

Section 2: EMIDS Transmitter (MMCT) Operational Mode

MMCT Battery Compartment

9 volt Battery connectors

Rotary Switches Tri-Colored LED

Initial Transmitter Set Up

Set up of the transmitter consists of selecting the desired channel number, the desired ID number and the desired modes of

operation. This is accomplished with the three rotary switches in the battery compartment and the push button on the top of

the transmitter. These rotary switches are used to set up the transmitter. After set up they are used to inform the transmitter

the ID number or the channel number depending on the mode of operation selected. A tri-colored LED is provided to give the

operator feed back during the set up of the transmitter.

 LED Amber – the unit is waiting for an entry

 LED Green – indicates that the set up was accepted

 LED Red – indicates an incorrect entry

Items required:

Power Source: One (1) to four (4) 9-volt MN1604 Duracell “copper top” batteries.

Tool: One R3322 Small Xcelite or equivalent screwdriver.

Receiver: One MMCR – to confirm transmitter operations.

The following is a list of programming codes and their functions. After the setup is complete, the rotary switches should

not be left in the position 000. The position 000 is reserved for programming mode only, this causes the unit to go into

programming mode for one minute to allow entry of the set up codes. After the one-minute is up, the unit goes back to the

normal operating mode. Entry of a set up code after the one minute will result in the transmission of a test message, no

programming will occur.

STEP ONE: Initial Channel Set-Up

NOTE: The channel number may be 001-600 for LB, 001-1600 for MB, or 001-1920 for HB. Channel number 000 should

not be used.

1. Remove the battery cap and install 1-4 new 9-volt batteries (see battery compartment above) (When power is first applied,

the unit will stay on for five minutes whatever its position.)

2. Hold the transmitter to view the switches – the transmitter should be in a level position with the antenna terminal up.

3. Set each switch to the “0” position. Press and release the

test button (on top of the transmitter) once – the LED should

be amber. The unit is now in the programming mode, and

the next selection must be made within one minute.

Sensor

Connecto

RS232

Test

Button

Antenna

Connecto

Battery Cap

Amber