Circuit Design KST24W Wireless remote control transmitter User Manual OG KST2 4 v10e
Circuit Design, Inc. Wireless remote control transmitter OG KST2 4 v10e
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Outline ................................................................................................ ................................................................................................ ................................ ................................ ............................................. ............. 3 2. Features and applications ................................................................ ................................................................................................ ................................ ................................ ............................................. ............. 3 3. System example ................................ ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................ ............................................................. ............................. 4 3.1 Controls the KSR2.4 KSR2.4................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ .................................................. .................. 4 3.2 Controls the NK NK-2.4Y 2.4Y ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................ ................ 4 3.3 Operation of multiple systems in one area ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................ ................ 4 4. Main specifications specifications................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ......................................................... ......................... 5 5. External dimensions dimensions................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ....................................................... ....................... 6 6. Part names and functions ................................................................ ................................................................................................ ................................ ................................ .............................................. .............. 7 7. Power button................................ button ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................................................................................ ................................ ................................... ................................ ... 8 8. Buzzer sound for buzzer operation ................................................................ ................................................................ ............................................................... ............................... 8 9. Mute setting ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ .................................... ................................ .... 8 10. Link LED ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ...................................... ...................................... 10 11. Battery replacement ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................ ................................................... ................... 10 12. Paring with the receiver unit unit................................ ................................ ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................ ....................................... .......................................11 ....... 11 OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION PERATION GUIDE 1. Outline KST2.4 W is a high high-reliable reliable wireless remote controller control ler that can be used safely even in outdoor work and harsh environments by enhancing robustness and waterproofness and suitable for various industrial applications such as civil engineering / construction, construction, vehicles, vehicles, welfare, welfare, agriculture. agriculture. KST2.4W can be selected from 2 button, 3 button, 4 button type according to usage. Wireless remote control system can be realized by combining with the remote control receiver KSR2.4 or telecommand module NK - 2.4Y. The communication mode is 1:1 only and neither 1:N nor N:1 is possible. Frequency hopping scheme enables simultaneous use of multi multiple ple systems within one area. Also, you can always check the communication status with the Link LED. 2. Features and applications Features ARIB STD-T66 STD T66,, FCC Part 15 compliant IP P55 2 to 4 control contacts Frequency hopping scheme enabling simultaneous use u se of multiple systems within one area. Communication status monitor via Link LED. CRC-16 CRC 16 and Hamming distance of 6 to minimize malfunction Long and stable operation on 2 x AAA batteries. 1 : 1 communication with KSR2.4 or NK NK--2.4Y 2.4Y Communication range 1 00 m LOS (depends on the operation circumstances and the 100 equipment to be controlled.) Applications Control of construction, civil engineering, forestry machinery Control of traffic light for road construction Operation of agricultural machinery Electric lectric shu shutter, tter, electric blind, garage door Rotary lights, alarm devices Calling device OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION PERATION GUIDE 3. 3. System example 3.1 Controls the KSR2.4 KST2.4W KSR2.4 3.2 Controls the NK-2.4Y NK 2.4Y NK-2.4Y NK 2.4Y ((Output Output mode) KST2.4W ・・1 1 : 1 communication only ・・Paring Paring is needed for communication. 3. 3.3 3 Operation of multiple systems in one area ・・Up Up to 10 systems are feasible for simultaneous operation in one area. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION PERATION GUIDE 4. 4. Main specifications specifications Item Specification Specification Compatible standards ARIB STD-T66 STD T66 Frequency range 2403 to 2479 MHz Communication method Frequency hopping, twotwo way Modulation method GFSK Communication bit rate 250 kbps Error check method Payload CRC16 + Packet CRC16 Hamming distance RF output power < 1 mW (nominal) Number of operation buttons KST2.4W-2: KST2.4W2: 2 buttons + power button Remarks FCC Part 15 KST2.4W-3: 3 buttons + power button KST2.4WKST2.4W-4: 4 buttons + power button KST2.4W- Buzzer Buzzer sound corresponding to each button operation Mute setting available Operation response < 70 ms Button operation -> > Output on the receiver unit ID code length 40 bits in the payload Antenna Built-in Built in pattern antenna Batteries AAA x 2 Battery life Approx.150 hours continuous use Operating temperature range -20 20 °C ° to +60 °C IP rating IP IP55 Button durability 50 ,000 times 50,000 Operation button 1 to 4 External dimensions 120 ×43 43× ×29.5 29.5 mm 120× Excluding protrusions Weight 130 g Including ncluding batteries *Communication rang: approx. 100 m LOS (communication with KS KSR2.4 R2.4+A +ANT NT-2400 2400-SF approx.100 2400 SF) OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE 5 External dimensions 5. OG_KST24_v OG_KST24_v10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE 6. 6. Part names and functions Built-in-antenna Built antenna (inside) Battery LED Link LED Product label Power button Button 1 Buzzer sound hole Button 2 Battery cover Button 3 Coin screw Coin-screw Button 4 Vent hole Strap hanger Built in antenna Built-in A built-in built in antenna is included. Do not cover this part with your hand. Power button Press and hold to turn the power on on/off. off. Button 1 to 4 Link LED Battery LED KST2.4WKST2.4W-2, KST2.4W-3, KST2.4W , KST2.4W KST2.4W-4 4 have two, three, four buttons, respectively. Lights Lights green when communication is established. Flashes when communication is not established. It turns off when the power is OFF. Flashes Flashes in red when the battery voltage is low. Please replace the batteries. batter ies. When the operation button is pressed and the communication is established, the operation sound corresponding to each button is Buzzer sound hole emitted. Button 1 ... ...peep peep (one time) Button 2 ... ...peep peep peep (two times) peep-peep Button 3 ... ...toot toot (one time) Button 4 ... toot-toot toot toot (two times) When the battery voltage decreases, the battery LED turns red and the operation sound goes low. low. If the operation sound cchanges, hanges, replace the battery immediately. If mute is set, no operation sound will be emitted. Product label Do not remove. The label includes FCC ID and Technical Conformity Mark (Japan). Battery cover Open the cover for battery replacement. Strap ha hanger nger Hanger for strap and key ring. Vent hole Do not cover the hole. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE 7. 7. Power button By pressing and holding the power button button,, the power is turned on with a buzzer sound and communication with the receiver unit start startss.. When communication is not estab established, lished, the Link Link LED blinks in green, and the Link ink LED lights when communication is established. established While the power is on, communication is performed regardless of the state state of of 1 to 4 buttons, so you can determine whether communication is possible before oper ation. By pressing and holding the power power button button while while the the power power is is on, on, the the power power is is turned turned off off with a buzzer sound. Also, if the auto power off function continues for 10 minutes (when the initial setting) the button 1 to 4 are not operated, the power tur turns ns off automatically. * When the mute setting is ON, it does not sound that the buzzer does not occur ※ Please contact us for changes in auto power off time. If If the state in which no button (1 to 4) are operated continues for 10 minutes (initial setting), the autoauto-power power-off power off function automatically turns turn off the power power. *When the mute setting is ON, the buzzer buzz er does no function. * For details on changing the auto power off time, please consult Circuit Design, Inc. Inc.. 8. 8. Buzzer sound for buzzer operation Since the KST-2.4W KST 2.4W will emit a buzzer sound as an operation sound sound only only when when the the buttons buttons 11 to to 44 are are operated with communication established established, you can check whether the operation was reliably transmitted to the receiver unit. *When the mute setting is ON, the buzzer does no function. 9. 9. Mute setting With the KST-2.4W KST 2.4W 2.4W,, the buzzer sound can be muted by setting the mute function ON. The mute ON/OFF setting procedures procedures are as follows: Procedures Buzzer sound / LED Step 2 Step Hold down the power button while pressing the buttons 1 and 2 2. The buzzer sound s after 3 seconds. sounds Release the button 1. The buzzer sound changes after 3 seconds. Step 3 Release the button 2. 2. The buzzer peeps twice. twice Step 4 Release the power button. The buzzer pips twice. twice. Step 1 Step 5 *The power turns off after 10 seconds elapse without operation. *The power turns off after 10 seconds elapse without operation. Buzzer: Long peep (repeated) Link LED: LED: Blink Buzzer: Short peep peep.(repeated). .(repeated). Link LED: LED: Blink Buzzer: Peep-peep Peep peep (twice) Link LED: LED: Blink Buzzer: Pip-pip Pip pip (twice) *The power turns off after 10 seconds elapse without operation. Battery LED: On Link LE: LE: Off Press the button 1. The buzzer peeps once once. *To stop mute setting, setting, press and hold the power button. Buzzer: Short peep (once) Battery LED: Off Link LED LED:: On OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE To set the mute function to OFF, press the button 1. The buzzer peeps once. Step 6 To set the mute function to ON, press the button 2. The buzzer peeps twice. Mute OFF Buzzer sound: Peep (once) Mute ON Buzzer sound: Peep Peep-peep peep (twice) *To stop mute setting, press and hold the power button. End When setting is done, the power turns of off automatically. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e ・LED LEDss off Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE 10 Link LED 10. The Link ink LED is on when the KST2.4W is communicating with the receiver unit. If the communication link is disconnected while the button is ON, the Link Link LED blinks and then iif the communication restarts while the button is still ON, N, the link LED goes into a high high--speed speed blinking state in which the KST2.4W cannot control the receiver unit. I this case, by releasing the button, normal operation restarts and the Link ink LED will turn back on. . 11 11. Battery replacement The B Battery attery LED will flash when the battery voltage is low. If it declines further, the operation buzzer sound will become low low.. When the Battery attery LED flashes, replace the batteries according to the following procedure (AAA batteries × 2). 1. Remove the battery cover. 2. Replace Replace the battery paying attention to the polarity. 3. Replace the battery cover and tighten the screw securely. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e 10 Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE 12 12. Paring with the receiver unit In order to use the KST2.4W, it is necessary to pair with the target receiver. The KST2 KST2.4W .4W communicates on a 1: 1 basis. ・・The The KST2.4W is shipped from the factory without paring. ・・When When paring is newly performed with another receiver unit, the previous paring will be invalid. Paring procedure Buzzer sound /LED Preparation Put the target receiver in the pairing standby sta state. te. *Please see the operation manual of the target receiver unit. Step 1 Set the KST2.4W to the paring mode. Hold down the power button while pressing the button 1. Buzzer: Peep Peep--peep peep (twice) Link LED L ED:: Blink Buzzer: Pip Pip-pip pip (twice) Step 2 Relea Release e the button 1 and power button. bu tton. Buzzer: Short peep (once) Registration Registration1 Step 3 Step 4 End Battery LED: On Link LED LED:: Off Press the button 1. The LED of the target receiver units is turned on. Battery LED: Off Link LED LED:: On Registration 2 Buzzer: Peep Peep--peep peep--pee pee (three times) Press the button 2. The LED of the target receiver units is turned on. Battery LED: On Link LED LED:: On When paring is done, the power turns off automatically. The target receiver unit goes back to the normal operation (standby state). stat e). LEDs off * When When paring paring is is done, done, the the power power turns turns off off automatically. automatically. Press Press and and hold hold the the power power button button again again to to restart. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e 11 Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE Regulatory compliance information Regulatory Statement for FCC FCC ID: V9X V9X-KST24W This device complies with part 15 of the F FCC CC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: conditions: (1) (1) This This device device may may not not cause cause harmful harmful interference, interference, and and (2) (2) this this device device must must accept accept any any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired undesired operation. operation. This transmitter must not be co-located co located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly expressly approved approved by by the the party party responsible responsible for for product product compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Caution: Exposure to radio frequency radiation This This equipment equipment complies complies with with FCC FCC radiation radiation exposure exposure limits limits set set forth forth for for an an uncontrolled uncontrolled environment environment and and meets meets the the FCC FCC radio radio frequency frequency (RF) (RF) Exposure Exposure Guidelines. Guidelines. This This equipment equipment has has very very low low levels levels of of RF energy that is deemed to comply without testing of specific absorption rate (SAR) Note: This equipment equipment has has been been tested tested and and found found to to comply comply with with the the limits limits for for aa Class Class B B digital digital device, device, Note: This pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed designed to to provide provide re re asonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. installation. This This equipment equipment generates generates generates,, uses and can radiate radiate radio radio frequency frequency energy energy and, and, ifif not not installed installed and and used used in in accordance accordance with with the the instructions, instructions, may may cause harmful interference to radio radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur occur in in aa particular particular installation. installation. IfIf this this equipment equipment does does cause cause harmful harmful interference interference to to radio radio or or will not television reception, which can be determined determined by by turning turning the the equipment equipment off off and and on, on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference interference by by one one or or more more of of the the following following measures: measures: —Reorient —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect circui t different from that to which the receiver is —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit connected. —Consult —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e 12 Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE Important notice Customers are advised advised to to consult consult with with Circuit Circuit Design Design sales sales representatives representatives before before ordering. ordering. Circuit Design believes the provided information information is is accurate accurate and and reliable. reliable. However, However, Circuit Circuit Design Design reserves the right to make changes to this product without notice. Circuit Design products products are neither neither designed designed nor nor intended intended for for use use in in life life support support applications applications where malfunction malfunction can can reasonably reasonably be be expected expected to to result result in in significant significant personal personal injury injury to to the the user. user. Any use of Circuit Design products in such safety safety-critical critical applications is understood to be fully at the risk of the customer and the customer must fully indemnify in demnify Circuit Design, Inc for any damages resulting from any improper use. As the radio module module communicates communicates using using electronic electronic radio radio waves, waves, there there are are cases cases where where transmission will be temporarily cut cut off off due due to to the the surrounding surrounding environment environment and and method method oo f usage. The manufacturer manufacturer is is exempt exempt from from all all responsibility responsibility relating relating to to resulting resulting harm harm to to personnel personnel or or equipment and other secondary damage. The manufacturer manufacturer is is exempt exempt from from all all responsibility responsibility relating relating to to secondary secondary damage damage resulting resulting from from the operation, per performance formance and reliability of equipment connected to the radio module. Copyright All All rights rights in in this this operation operation guide guide are are owned owned by by Circuit Circuit Design, Design, Inc. Inc. No No part part of of this this document document may may be be copied or distributed in part or in whole without the prior written cons ent of Circuit Design, Inc. Cautions Do not use the equipment equipment within within the the vicinity vicinity of of devices devices that that may may malfunction malfunction as as aa result result of of electronic radio waves from the radio module. Communication performance will be affected by by the surrounding surrounding environment, environment, so so communication tests should be carried out before actual use. Ensure that that the the power power supply supply for for the the radio radio module module is is within within the the specified specified rating. rating. Short Short circuits circuits and and reverse connections connections may may result result in in overheating overheating and and damage damage and and must must be be avoided avoided at at all all costs. costs. Ensure that the power supply has been switched switched off off before before attempting attempting any any wiring wiring work. work. The case is is connected connected to to the the GND GND terminal terminal of of the the internal internal circuit, circuit, so so do do not not make make contact contact between between The case the '+' side of the power supply terminal and the case. When When batteries batteries are are used used as as the the power power source, source, avoid avoid short short circuits, circuits, recharging, recharging, dismantling, dismantling, and and pressure. Failure to to observe observe this this caution caution may may result result in in the the outbreak outbreak of of fire, fire, overheating overheating and and damage to the equipment. Remove the batteries when when the the equipment equipment is not to be used for a long period of time. Failure Failure to to observe observe this this caution caution may may result result in in battery battery leaks leaks and and damage damage to to the the equipment. Do not use use this this equipment equipment in in vehicles vehicles with with the the windows windows closed, closed, in in locations locations where where itit is is subject subject to to direct sunlight, or iin n locations with extremely high humidity. The radio module module is is neither neither waterproof waterproof nor nor splash splash proof. proof. Ensure Ensure that that itit is is not not splashed splashed with with soot soot or or The radio water. Do not use the equipment if water or or other other foreign foreign matter matter has has entered entered the the case. case. Do not drop the radio module or otherwise subject it to strong shocks. Do not subject subject the the equipment equipment to to condensation condensation (including (including moving moving itit from from cold cold locations locations to to locations locations with a significant increase in temperature.) Do not use the equipment in locations where it is likely to be affected by acid, alkalis, organic agents or corrosive gas. Do bend or or break break the the antenna. antenna. Metallic Metallic objects objects placed placed in in the the vicinity vicinity of of the the antenna antenna will will have have aa Do not not bend great effect effect on communication communication performance. performance. As As far far as as possible, possible, ensure ensure that that the the equipment equipment is placed well away from metallic objects. The GND for for the the radio radio module module will will also also affect affect communication communication performance. performance. IfIf possible, possible, ensure ensure that that The GND the case GND and the circuit GND are connected to a large GND pattern. pattern. Warnings Do not take apart or modify the equipment. Do not remove remove the the product product label label (the (the label label attached attached to to the the upper upper surface surface of of the the module.) module.) Using Using aa module from which the label has been removed is prohibited. OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e 13 Circuit Design, Inc. OPERATION GUIDE Revision History Version Date OG_KST24_v10e OG_KST24_v 10e Description Remark 14 Circuit Design, Inc.
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