Miller Edge MWT120 318 MHz SINGLE CHANNEL TRANSMITTER User Manual WPE Instuctions
Miller Edge, Inc. 318 MHz SINGLE CHANNEL TRANSMITTER WPE Instuctions
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MWTA12_Inst_201304159D_WPE Instuctions 4/15/13 2:48 PM Page 1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Model # MWTA12, MWT12, MWR12, MWRT12, MWRTA12 IMPORTANT: READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION. The Miller Edge Model MWTA12 and MWT12 safety edge transmitters are designed to provide wireless signal transmission from the safety edge to the motor controls. The Model MWTA12 includes an Audible Alarm feature indicating the battery should be replaced. Both the Miller Edge receiver and transmitter have a compact design which allows for easy trouble shooting via the see-thru case. Selectable features include: coded dip switches and a wire harness for relay options. 1- Parts List PART NUMBER MWR12 Single Channel Receiver MWT12 Single Channel Transmitter MWTA12 Single Channel Transmitter with low battery alarm Kits: MWRT12: includes MWR12, MWT12 MWRTA12: includes MWR12 and MWTA12 2- Install Transmitter and Test Tools Required: 1. 1/8” Flat blade screwdriver for wire connections 2. 1/4” Flat blade screwdriver for top lid screws Recommended: DVM for test purposes (4) #6 - 20 x 3/4” self-drilling screws, as required Sensing edge (sold separately) 2-1. Open and unpack the batteries, Transmitter and Receiver units. 2-2. Loosen Top Lid Screws on the Transmitter and remove lid. Remove the Receiver Top Lid by pressing one side of the snap lock base inward while lifting lid. 2-3. Set the 9 Pole, 3 Position Coding Switch on the Receiver to match the Transmitter’s 9 Pole, 3 Position Coding Switch. Any switch position will work as long as the Transmitter coding switch and the Receiver coding switch are exactly matched (must be different from other nearby transmitters of the same type). 2-4. Place the two (2) AA batteries in their holders on the Transmitter in the proper direction, paying attention to the (+) and (-) ends. Momentarily press the Test Button on the Transmitter. The Green Tx LED Indicator should light for 3 seconds. TRANSMITTER ENCLOSURE Shown with Optional Alarm TOP LID SCREWS 9 POLE, 3 POSITION CODING SWITCH TEST BUTTON GREEN TX LED INDICATOR AA LITHIUM BATTERIES 2-5. Route the wires from the safety edge through the Transmitter’s Strain Relief Cable Fitting for approximately four inches. 2-6. Strip the insulation from the two wires back ¼”. Pull the Terminal Block off the Transmitter’s PCB. Place the safety edge wires in the Terminal Block and tighten with screwdriver. Re-seat the Terminal Block on the PCB (see Fig. 2-6). STRAIN RELIEF CABLE FITTING (-) (+) 2-7. Re-seat the PCB into the Transmitter Enclosure and securely tighten the Strain Relief Cable Fitting. 2-8. Now, compress your safety edge. The Green Tx LED Indicator should light for about 3 seconds. Fig. 2-6 WIRE CONNECTION TO TERMINAL BLOCK (+) (-) TERMINAL BLOCK Safety Edge Connection P.O. Box 159 • West Grove, PA 19390 • 800-220-3343 • 610-869-4422 • Fax: 610-869-4423 • www.milleredge.com 6809 South Harl Ave., Suite A • Tempe, AZ 85283 • 800-887-3343 • 480-755-3565 • Fax: 480-755-3558 MWTA12_Inst_20130415 MWTA12_Inst_201304159D_WPE Instuctions 4/15/13 2:48 PM Page 2 2- Install Transmitter and Test Cont. 2-9. The four (4) Pre-Drilled Corner Mounting Holes are located on the far corners of the Transmitter Enclosure. Mount the Transmitter to the gate post, door end stile, or bottom angle using (4) #6 - 20 x 3/4” self-drilling screws. Mount the transmitter with the wire outlet facing down or to the side. 2-10. Replace the cover on the Transmitter and tighten the Top Lid Screws, taking care to align the lid. (4) PRE-DRILLED CORNER MOUNTING HOLES 3- Install Receiver and Test 3-1. Mount Receiver inside the operator control box so that the wires from the receiver will reach the terminal strip on the operator. RECEIVER ENCLOSURE 3-2. Wiring: a. The red (+) and black (-) wires are your power leads. They connect to your operator panel terminals that provide the appropriate power (12-24 VAC/VDC). Black wire is common, Red wire is (+) or AC power. b. The green wire is your standard antenna wire. This must be located outside of any metal enclosure to provide for good signal reception. There is an F-Connector antenna fitting included on the receiver in the event a remote antenna placement is needed. c. Receiver Connections: The white wire will go to your operator’s low voltage common terminal. If your operator requires a normally open (N.O.) contact, connect the yellow wire to the operator’s safety edge input. If the operator requires a normally closed (N.C.) contact, connect the orange wire to the operator’s safety edge input. 9 POLE, 3 POSITION CODING SWITCH LED INDICATORS F-CONNECTOR ANTENNA FITTING MOUNTING SCREW HOLES 3-3. Preliminary Test: Confirm that once power is applied to the Receiver, it’s green LED is lit. Now press the Transmitter's test button and notice that the red LED lights up on the Receiver and the green LED lights up on the Transmitter. 3-4. Replace the Receiver Top Lid. CH 1 ANTENNA 4- Safety Test 4-1. While closing the door or gate, momentarily activate the safety edge and confirm that the motor stops and reverses the door or gate direction. P.O. Box 159 • West Grove, PA 19390 • 800-220-3343 • 610-869-4422 • Fax: 610-869-4423 • www.milleredge.com 6809 South Harl Ave., Suite A • Tempe, AZ 85283 • 800-887-3343 • 480-755-3565 • Fax: 480-755-3558 MWTA12_Inst_20130415 MWTA12_Inst_201304159D_WPE Instuctions 4/15/13 2:48 PM Page 3 5- Specifications and Controls: Transmitter Unit Code Switch: Selectable 9 pole, 3 position DIP Frequency: 318 MHz. Indicator Lights- Tx: Green LED: Tx Data Mounting: (4) #6 self drilling screws included Power Source: Batteries: 2 AA, 1.5v Alkaline or Lithium* Enclosure Rating: NEMA4 Modulation: On-Off Keying Cable Connections: Screw clamp type terminal blocks for 14-26 awg wire. Dimensions: MWT12: 5.62”w x 1.75”h x 1.75”d MWTA12: 5.62”w x 2.125”h x 1.75”d Antenna: Integral helical antenna. Test Button: Momentary push button – Forces the transmission of the transmitter's address. Low Battery: Model #MWTA12 only 80-95dB Audible Alarm: Tx Alkaline battery fails below 0o : Lithium -40o Transmitted Signal Duration: Approx. 3 seconds Response Time: Nominal 70 msec; end to end *Recommended for extended life in prolonged cold environments. Life expectancy: 2 yrs. 6-Specifications and Controls: Receiver Unit Code Switch: Selectable 9 pole, 3 position DIP Indicator Lights - Rx: Green LED: Power on; Red LED: Relay energized, indicates safety edge activation Power Source: 10 to 40 VDC, 10-30 VAC (RMS) Power Consumption: 15 mA (avg.) with Relay Off; 54 mA (avg.) with Relay On (1 Channel); (Max 128mA, 3 Ch.) Dimensions: 4.75”w x 3.75”h x 1.25”d Cable Connections: Integral 18” wiring with #6 spade lugs. Maximum Operating Distance: 100 Feet 7- FCC Compliance Transmitter: FCC ID: OYE-MWT120 THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATIONS IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS. 1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND 2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which may be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1- Re-orient or relocate the receiver antenna 2- Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver 3- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help. Changes or Modifications Not Expressly Approved By The Party Responsible For Compliance Could Void The User’s Authority To Operate The Equipment. P.O. Box 159 • West Grove, PA 19390 • 800-220-3343 • 610-869-4422 • Fax: 610-869-4423 • www.milleredge.com 6809 South Harl Ave., Suite A • Tempe, AZ 85283 • 800-887-3343 • 480-755-3565 • Fax: 480-755-3558 MWTA12_Inst_20130415
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