O2W-TXHHandheld Transmitter

Manual of installation and use RRC HANDHELD TRANSMITTER Mode d’installation et d’emploi EMETTEUR PORTABLE RRC GB High Quality Nautical Equipment RRC H902 H904 H912 RADIO REMOTE CONTROL HANDHELD TRANSMITTER REV 000A PRELIMINARY FR 3 RRC H902/912 - REV000A Pg. 4 CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION - applying labels Pg. 5 OPERATION - power supply - enabling - operation status Pg. 6 OPERATION / MAINTENANCE - backlight - Disabling the transmitter - Low battery signal - battery replacement Pg. 7 MAINTENANCE / TECHNICAL DATA INDEX GB P. 8 CARACTÉRISTIQUES ET INSTALLATION - application des adhesifs P. 9 FONCTIONNEMENT - alimentaton - activation - etat de fonctionnement P. 10 FONCTIONNEMENT / ENTRETIEN - retro-eclairage - désactivation de l’émet- teur - signalisation de batterie déchargée - remplacement de la batterie P. 11 ENTRETIEN / CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES SOMMAIRE FR 4 GB RRC H902/912 - REV000A CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION RRC HANDHELD TRANSMITTER The RRC 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 hand held radio transmitter are: • Microcontroller-operated functions. • Operating temperatures from -15°C to +70°C. • FSK modulation and carrier frequency 913.7 Mhz. • LED indication of operational status, low battery and transmission feedback. • Possibility to control more receivers with one transmitter. • Two functions can be activated at the same time. • IP67. • Floating. • Also working with rechargeable batteries. • Keyboard backlighting by means of LEDs. INSTALLATION BEFORE USING THE RADIO TRANSMITTER, CAREFULLY READ THIS USER MANUAL. IN CASE OF DOUBTS PLEASE CONTACT THE RETAILER OR QUICK ® CUSTOMER SERVICE. This device was designed and constructed for use on recreational crafts. Other forms of use are not permitted without written authorization from the company Quick ® . Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The RRC handheld radio transmitter has been designed and manufactured for the purposes described in this user manual. Quick ® is not liable for direct or indirect damages caused by an improper use of the radio control, due to an incorrect installation or errors possibly present in this manual. THE PACKAGE CONTAINS: handheld radio transmitter with batteries included - protective case - labels (mod. H912) - lanyard - conditions of warranty - the present manual of installation and use. F 5” WARNING: applying the label is not recommended if transmitter surface temperature is under 10°C. APPLYING LABELS (H912 MODEL) • Use a soft cloth moistened with water to clean the proper surfaces. • Choose the label to be positioned on the previously cleaned surface. • Set the label into its seat, make sure that it is positioned correctly, and then press the label against the surface for at least 5 seconds. F 5 GB RRC H902/912 - REV000A OPERATION WARNING: the transmitter needs to be programmed in the receiver’s memory. To do this, follow the procedure shown in the receiver’s user manual. Power supply The handheld transmitter is powered using 3 AAA alkaline or rechargeable batteries. To replace them, see the BATTERY REPLACEMENT paragraph. Enabling The handheld transmitter is enabled by keeping the ON/OFF button pressed. When pressed, it starts to flash regularly and then starts flashing more quickly. After it is released, it remains on for 3 seconds and then, by means of a short flashing, it shows that enabling has taken place. If the ON/OFF button is released before it flashes quickly, the transmitter is not enabled and is off again. Operational status While pressing any key the blue 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. Handheld transmitter Transmission LED Backlit ON/OFF button model H902model H904model H912 6 GB RRC H902/912 - REV000A OPERATION - MAINTENANCE WARNING: before operating on the transmit- ter, make sure that the RRC radio receiver is not powered. Accidentally pressing a key may activate the corresponding device and create a dangerous situation . • Remove the transmitter from the protective case. • Remove the transmitter base by unscrewing the six screws using a Phillips screwdriver. • Remove the batteries from the battery holder. • Insert the new batteries (the type indicated in the technical characteristics) paying attention to their polarity. • Close it checking that the transmitter base sits correctly in the gasket groove, located on the front of the transmitter, in order to restore the seal. • Tighten the six screws. • Re-insert the protective case. WARNING: once closed, verify that the transmitter is operating correctly. At the end of its useful life, the battery contained in the product must be disposed of separately from other separated urban waste. Dispose of the battery in accordance with the provisions of local law. BACKLIGHT Once the enabling procedure is complete, the keyboard backlight is on, along with the ON/OFF key, and then it turns off. It switches on again for a short amount of time when any key, or a 2 key combination, is released. It can also be turned on manually, without pressing any key, by quickly pressing and releasing the ON/OFF button. Disabling the transmitter Disabling a transmitter that is in operational status can take place automatically and manually. Automatic mode: If within three minutes, no keys or ON/OFF…

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Manual of installation and use RRC THRUSTER HANDHELD TRANSMITTER Mode d’installation et d’emploi ÉMETTEUR PORTABLE RRC THRUSTER GB High Quality Nautical Equipment RRC HT94 HT98 RADIO REMOTE CONTROL THRUSTER HANDHELD TRANSMITTER REV 000A PRELIMINARY FR 3 RRC HT94/98 - REV000A Pag. 4 CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION Pag. 5 OPERATION - power supply - enabling - operation status Pag. 6/7 OPERATION - correspondence between pressed key and activated relay Pag. 8 OPERATION / MAINTENANCE - backlight - Disabling the transmitter - Low battery signal - battery replacement Pag. 9 MAINTENANCE / TECHNICAL DATA INDEX GB P. 10 CARACTÉRISTIQUES ET INSTALLATION P. 11 FONCTIONNEMENT - alimentaton - activation - etat de fonctionnement P. 12/13 FONCTIONNEMENT - correspondance touche appuyee e relais active P. 14 FONCTIONNEMENT / ENTRETIEN - retro-eclairage - désactivation de l’émet- teur - signalisation de batterie déchargée - remplacement de la batterie P. 15 ENTRETIEN / CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES SOMMAIRE FR 4 GB RRC HT94/98 - REV000A CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION RRC THRUSTER HANDHELD RADIO TRANSMITTER The RRC Thruster handheld radio transmitter is a device which combined with a RRC radio receiver is used to control Quick thrusters installed on recreational crafts. The RRC radio system for thrusters must be used as a supplement to the Quick wired thruster control system already installed on the boat. Take necessary steps in order to avoid that malfunctioning of the RRC thruster radio control system may cause damage to people, animals or property. The advantages offered by the RRC thruster handheld radio transmitter are: • Microcontroller-operated functions. • Operating temperatures from -15°C to +70°C. • FSK modulation and carrier frequency 913.7 Mhz. • LED indication of operational status, low battery and transmission feedback. • IP67. • Floating. • Also working with rechargeable batteries. • Keyboard backlighting by means of LEDs. INSTALLATION BEFORE USING THE RADIO TRANSMITTER, CAREFULLY READ THIS USER MANUAL. IN CASE OF DOUBTS PLEASE CONTACT THE RETAILER OR QUICK ® CUSTOMER SERVICE. This device was designed and constructed for use on recreational crafts. Other forms of use are not permitted without written authorization from the company Quick ® . Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The RRC handheld radio transmitter for thruster has been designed and manufactured for the purposes described in this user manual. Quick ® is not liable for direct or indirect damages caused by an improper use of the radio control, due to an incorrect installation or errors possibly present in this manual. THE PACKAGE CONTAINS : handheld radio transmitter with batteries included - protective case - lanyard - conditions of warranty - the present manual of installation and use. F F 5 GB RRC HT94/98 - REV000A OPERATION WARNING: the transmitter needs to be programmed in the receiver’s memory. To do this, follow the procedure shown in the receiver’s user manual. Power supply The handheld transmitter is powered using 3 AAA alkaline or rechargeable batteries. To replace them, see the BATTERY REPLACEMENT paragraph. Enabling The handheld transmitter is enabled by keeping the ON/OFF button pressed. When pressed, it starts to fl ash regularly and then starts fl ashing more quickly. After it is released, it remains on for 3 seconds and then, by means of a short fl ashing, it shows that enabling has taken place. If the ON/OFF button is released before it fl ashes quickly, the transmitter is not enabled and is off again. Operational status While pressing any key the blue transmission LED fl ashes quickly and signals that transmission has taken place. Each key pressed corresponds to the activation of a relay (or 2 relays) on the receiver, which will stay active as long as the key isn’t released. Transmission LED Backlit ON/OFF button RRC Thrusters handheld transmitter model HT94model HT98 6 GB RRC HT94/98 - REV000A RRC HT94 Thruster handheld transmitter and RRC R904 radio receiver Pressing the key (anchor ascent) activates relay 1 on the receiver. Pressing the key (anchor descent) activates relay 2 on the receiver. Pressing the two keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. Pressing the key (bow left) activates relay 3 on the receiver. Pressing the key (bow right) activates relay 4 on the receiver. A 2 second transmission delay is introduced when passing from the key (bow left) to the key (bow right) and vice versa. Pressing the two keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. Pressing 3 or more keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. RRC HT94 Thruster handheld transmitter and RRC R906 radio receiver Pressing the key (anchor ascent) activates relay 1 on the receiver. Pressing the key (anchor descent) activates relay 2 on the receiver. Pressing the two keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. Pressing the key (bow left) activates relay 3 on the receiver. Pressing the key (bow right) activates relay 4 on the receiver. A 2 second transmission delay is introduced when passing from the key (bow left) to the key (bow right) and vice versa. Pressing the two keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. Pressing 3 or more keys simultaneously cancels the transmission. COM SHIELD PROG relay 4relay 3 NO2 NO1 NO4 NO3 V +V- relay 1relay 2 ANT COM SHIELD PROG relay 1relay 2 relay 3relay 4 relay 5relay 6 relay 8relay 7 relay 10relay 9 relay 12relay 11 NO1 N O 3 N O 5 NO2 NO4 NO6 NO8 NO10 NO12 N O 7 N O 9 N O 1 1 V+V- ANT CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN PRESSED KEY AND ACTIVATED RELAY RRC HT94 THRUSTER HANDHELD TRANSMITTER RRC R904 RADIO RECEIVERRRC R906 RADIO RECEIVER OPERATION 7 OPERATION GB RRC HT94/98 - REV000A RRC HT98 Thruster handheld transmitter and RRC R906 radio receiver Pressing the key (anchor ascent) activates relay 1 on the receiver. Pressing the key (anchor descent) activates relay 2 on the receiver. Pressing…

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HANDHELD FAMILY QUICK S.p.A. EXTERNAL PHOTOS H912 H904 H902 HT94 HT98

HANDHELD FAMILY QUICK S.p.A. INTERNAL PHOTOS H912 H904 H902 HT94 HT98

OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION Handheld transmitters The intended use for the transmitters in question are on recreational crafts. The transmitters allow to control the operation, using them in combination with a dedicated receiver, of device or accessories installed on recreational crafts. The family of the handheld transmitters is composed by 5 different types: H902, H904, H912, HT94, HT98. The transmitters have the same electronic board ( the same PCB and components), but change the number/disposition of the buttons. The firmware is the same and factory settable for the five different types of use. The transmission (FSK modulation) takes place in manual mode. For each key press will start the transmission of the frame which correspond the activation of a relay on the receiver. Releasing the button will end the transmission and the corresponding relay will be disabled. Pocket transmitters The intended use for the transmitters in question are on recreational crafts. The transmitters allow to control the operation, using them in combination with a dedicated receiver, of device or accessories installed on recreational crafts. The family of the pocket transmitters is composed by four different types: P902, P904, PW94, PT94. The transmitters have the same electronic board ( the same PCB and components), but change the number/disposition of the buttons. The firmware is the same and factory settable for the five different types of use. The transmission (FSK modulation) takes place in manual mode. For each key press will start the transmission of the frame which correspond the activation of a relay on the receiver. Releasing the button will end the transmission and the corresponding relay will be disabled. Receivers (2-4 relays) The intended use for the receivers in question are on recreational crafts. Allow to control the operation, using them in combination with a dedicated transmitter, of device or accessories installed on recreational crafts. The first family of receivers is composed by 2 different types: R902,R904 (head family). Have the same electronic board ( the same PCB and components), except for the number of relays installed. When receiving a command from a radio transmitter the corresponding relay will be activated. The relay will be disabled when, on the transmitter, the corresponding button will be released. Receivers (6-12 relays) The intended use for the receivers in question are on recreational crafts. Allow to control the operation, using them in combination with a dedicated transmitter, of device or accessories installed on recreational crafts. The second family of receivers is composed by four different types: R906,R908,R910,R912 (head family). Have the same electronic board ( the same PCB and components), except for the number of relays installed. When receiving a command from a radio transmitter the corresponding relay will be activated. The relay will be disabled when, on the transmitter, the corresponding button will be released

IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 2 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY 1. GENERAL DATA SAMPLE Samples received on 2012-06-29 (item sent and sampling by applicant) IMQ reference samples BEM 64749 Samples tested No. 5 (basic model: all tests; derived models: only radiated emission test) Object under analysis recognition Not carried out Except where stated, characteristics of products were taken from client description and were not verified by the laboratory TEST LOCATION Testing dates 2012-07-03 ÷ 2012-11-20 Testing laboratory. IMQ S.p.A. - Via Quintiliano, 43 – I-20138 Milano ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONING Parameter Measured Ambient Temperature 25 ÷ 35 °C Relative Humidity 50 ÷ 60 % Atmospheric Pressure 900 ÷ 1000 mbar IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 3 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY 2. REFERENCE DOCUMENT DOCUMENT DATE TITLE 47 CFR Part 15 2008 Radio Frequency Device ANSI C63.4 2009 Methods of Measurement of Radio-Noise Emissions from Low-Voltage Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the Range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz ANSI C63.10 2009 American National Standard for Testing Unlicensed Wireless Devices IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 4 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY 3. UNIT UNDER TEST (EUT) DETAILS GENERAL DATA MODEL (basic) Description H912 Handheld transmitter with n°12 keys VARIANTS (derived) Description H904 Handheld transmitter with n°4 keys H902 Handheld transmitter with n°2 keys HT98 Thruster Handheld transmitter with n°8 keys HT94 Thruster Handheld transmitter with n°4 keys FCC ID O2W-TXH Manufacturer QUICK S.p.A. – Via Piangipane, 120/A – 48124 PIANGIPANE (RA) - ITALY Type of equipment HANDHELD TRANSMITTER Operating frequency: 913,70 MHz Maximum RF radiated power: 93,6dBμV/m Modulation: FSK Channel Spacing: / Antenna: Integral (on PCB) RX sensitivity: / Main SW identification / Main HW Board identification Peripherals included (for system application) / Interfaces : / Integrated interfaces : / AC adapter: / Data cable / Telecom cable / Power supply type : Internal 3AAA alkaline battery IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 5 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY AC power input cable : / DC power input cable : / 4. TEST CONFGURATION OF UNIT UNDER TEST EUT PORTS Port Description Max length Enclosure Plastic surface, closed by 6 metallic screws 119mm. AC power Port not present / DC power Internal 3AAA alkaline battery / Earth Port not present / Telecommunication Port not present / Signal Port not present / Control Port not present / Antenna Integral (on PCB) / EUT Antenna Port AC Power Port Earth Port Telecommunication Port Signal/Control Port DC Power Port Enclosure Port IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 6 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY STATE OF THE EUT DURING TESTS Ref. Mode Description #1 Operating Continuous transmission SUPPORT EQUIPMENT Defined as equipment needed for correct operation or loading of the EUT, but not considered as tested: Equipment Manufacturer Model None ELECTROMAGNETICALLY RELEVANT COMPONENTS Component No. Manufacturer Model / RFI SUPPRESSION DEVICES Component No. Manufacturer Model / EMI PROTECTION DEVICES Component No. Manufacturer Model / EUT TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION Document Reference TX H902-912 - Manual of installation and use Rev 000a TX HT94-HT98 - Manual of installation and use Rev 000a IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 7 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSPORTS RANSPORTS L LL L ABORATORY ABORATORYABORATORY ABORATORY 5. METHODS OF MEASUREMENT All compliance measurements have been carried out using the procedures described in the standard ANSI C63.4-2009, ANSI C63.10-2009 and Section 15.31 of CFR47 Part 15 – Subpart A (General). Additional test requirements have been adopted according to the reference Section indicated in the § 6 of this test report. FREQUENCY RANGE INVESTIGATED Radiated emission tests: from 0,15 MHz to tenth harmonic of fundamental. IMQ S.p.A. con socio unico Via Quintiliano, 43 20138 MILANO - I Test Report No. ARSM00048/1 Date: 2012-11-21 Page 8 of 46 Mod. T RF FCC - C1 /0 T TT T ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS ELECOMMUNICATIONS & && & T TT T ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR ELEMATICS FOR T TT T RANSPORTS RANSPORTSRANSP…

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