Miniature RX

DESCRIPTION

The Miniature UHF Time Code Receiver is also specially designed to be used on cameras, where light weight and small size are important, on 434.075 MHz.

This version is more sensitive than the standard Self Powered Receiver, with superbright LEDS, lower power consumption, and a range of up to 300 metres with our Time Code units also at 434.075 MHz.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

The Miniature Receiver is built into a small diecast box and is powered from the camera via the 4 pin Hirose socket.

A standard time code data out is provided on a BNC socket on the bottom of the unit.

Operation

Connect an aerial to the top BNC socket on the Receiver module and connect the time code output to the BNC socket on the bottom of the Receiver.

Connect power to the Receiver using the 4 pin Hirose lead. The blue LED should light showing the unit is on.

Power up the Transmitter on 434 MHz. The red carrier detect LED on the Receiver should now be lit, showing that the Transmitter's carrier is being detected and that the Receiver in in range.

Time Code Output Levels

The time code output level from the Receiver is set at 2V peak to peak which will suit most applications, but this is adjustable from 0V to 4.5V by the vertically mounted black pre-set 2.2k trimmer. Do not adjust the small white trimmer on the Receiver board as this sets the received frequency.

TIME CODE PROBLEM SOLVING

Please see our separate problem solving page: