Self Powered TX

DESCRIPTION

This Transmitter is designed to transmit time code from its BNC input socket to any of the Black Box Video Time Code Receivers, or to the integrated Time Code Reader/Receiver, using a reliable and robust UHF link on 434.075 MHz.

(Other manufacturers' Receivers can be used if they operate on 434.075 MHz).

The Transmitter is DTI approved to EN300-220 and does not require a licence.

Small and light, it measures 110 x 60 x 30 mm and weighs 216 grams

Good range up to 300 metres

Replaceable, efficient UHF aerial on BNC connector

Powered from a single PP3 type battery

Narrow band and crystal controlled for high immunity to interference

Accommodates a wide range of time code input levels

Data input on standard BNC

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Insert an MN 1604 or PP3 battery into the battery case, being careful to observe correct polarity.

Connect an aerial to the Transmitter's BNC socket on top of the case.

Plug time code into the BNC socket on the side of the unit.

Switch on with the toggle switch and the blue battery OK LED should light.

Transmitter Battery Life

Current consumption of the Transmitter averages about 25 mA so expect about 20 hours life from an MN 1604, or around 60 hours from a lithium UltraLife.

When the blue LED starts to dim the battery is nearly exhausted and should be replaced by the time the LED has just gone out

TIME CODE PROBLEM SOLVING

Please see our separate problem solving page: