The RCC pocket radio transmitter is a device which combined with a RRC radio receiver is used to control operation of devices or accessories installed on recreational crafts.
The RRC radio system is a generic radio control whose failed operation must not cause damage to people, animals or property.
The advantages offered by the RRC pocket radio transmitter are:
• Microcontroller-operated functions.
• Operating temperatures from -15°C to +60°C.
• FSK modulation and carrier frequency 869.8 MHz (not compatible with 434 MHz frequency).
• Transmission feedback and low battery indication by means of LED.
• Possibility to control more receivers with one transmitter.
• Two functions can be activated at the same time.
• Floating.
When any of the transmitter keys is pressed, the green transmission LED flashes quickly and signals that transmission has taken place. It is possible to press up to two keys at the same time, while pressing 3 or more keys simultaneously cancels transmission (transmission LED switched off).
Each key pressed corresponds to the activation of a relay on the receiver (see RRC radio receiver manual), which will stay active as long as the key isn’t released.
It is recommended to replace the battery within a short period of time if the transmission LED is red during operation. The residual autonomy time depends on the quality of the battery used.
The pocket transmitter is powered using a lithium CR2450 battery.
Technical data:
- Model: P02+;
- Number of keys: 2;
- Carrier frequency: 869.8 MHz;
- Absorption during transmission: 13 mA;
- Modulation: FSK;
- Power supply: CR2450 alkaline 3 V lithium battery;
- Working temperature: -15°C +60°C;
- Dimensions: 47x60x23 mm;
- Weight: 35 g;
- Compliant with directive: 2014/53/EU (RED).