User's Manual

pulseEKKO PRO 2-System Assembly and Startup

Figure 2-28: Attaching the Fibre Optic Remote Beeper/Trigger unit to the transmitter handle.

To connect the fibre optic remote beeper/trigger unit you should have the dual fibre optic cable for the

control module to transmitter connection plus a short single fibre optic cable (Figure 2-29). One of the two

cables on the dual fibre optic cable should already be connected to the Input (black) receptacle on the

transmitter.

Figure 2-29 illustrates the proper connection of the Fibre Optic Remote Beeper/Trigger unit. Ensure that:

1) The second fibre optic cable of the dual cable connects to the Output (grey) fibre optic

connector on the remote trigger and beeper unit. This connection enables the trigger part of the

remote beeper/trigger unit to work.

2) The short single fibre optic cable connects from the Input (black) fibre optic connector on the

remote trigger and beeper unit to the Output (grey) receptacle on the transmitter. This

connection enables the beeper part of the remote beeper/trigger unit to work.

Note that if you have a pulseEKKO 100 transmitter (Section 3.2.8: P41) you cannot use the

pulseEKKO PRO fibre optic beeper/trigger.