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Page 17 MNVCDTRX301_0850
9 Use of the alarm contacts
The 4 alarm contacts of DTRX3 receiver are associated with the first four preset positions; as soon as the
alarm is activated, the positioning device and the lens adopt the corresponding preset position; the last alarm
activated takes always priority. The DTRX3 can also receive an alarm command even through the DCS2 and
DCS3 control keyboards (which in turn receives it from the SM84B/SM164B or SM328B matrix); in such case
the positioning device and the lens move themselves into the preset position N
o 1.
In order to use the alarm contacts it is necessary to set the SW4 according to the following instructions:
dip 3 of SW4 set to the ON position: the alarm contacts are activated
dip 3 of SW4 set to the OFF position: the alarm contacts are deactivated
dip 4 of SW4 set to the ON position: the alarm contacts are normally open
dip 3 of SW4 set to the OFF position: the alarm contacts are normally closed
9.1 Operation mode of AUX4
Switches: dip 5 of SW4
Settings:
dip 5 of SW4 on OFF position: normal operation
dip 5 of SW4 on ON position: AUX4 is activated on alarm and deactivated when the alarm signal stops.
10 Local keys for P&T motor movement
The DTRX3 receiver has 4 local arrow-keys (on board) for the P&T motor movement in the 4 directions (Up,
Down, Left, Right, see figure at page 7). These keys are very useful during P&T motor installation in order to
control the position of limit switches and/or the right setting of the P&T motor. The arrow-keys have total priority
and, when pressed, they deactivate at the moment the receiver remote use (by keyboards). When the arrow-
keys are released the receiver functions are fully restored.
The combination of Up key and reset key is used to carry out the auto-test (see chap. relevant to Test of DTRX3 receiver).
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