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TriggerPad

TP -100/105

DESCRIPTION:_____________________________

Rugged wireless

remote control is

within reach. Ma-

tric’s TriggerPad

family of handheld

transmitters are

ideal for many ma-

terial handling and

process control ap-

plications such as

jib cranes, sifting

grates, slurry

barges, and belt

controls.

TriggerPad handhelds are pocket sized operator control stations that

provide long switch life, one hand operation, and extended battery life.

With a typical range of 300 feet and a rugged molded enclosure, the

TriggerPad is right at home on the plant floor, in a quarry, or in your

tool belt.

Consult our online catalog for the latest models and features in the

TriggerPad family of handheld transmitters.

RIGGER

AD 100

Summary of content (8 pages)

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TriggerPad TP -100/105 DESCRIPTION:_____________________________ TRIGGERP AD 100 Rugged wireless remote control is within reach. Matric’s TriggerPad family of handheld transmitters are ideal for many material handling and process control applications such as jib cranes, sifting grates, slurry barges, and belt controls. TriggerPad handhelds are pocket sized operator control stations that provide long switch life, one hand operation, and extended battery life.
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SPECIFICATIONS:___________________________ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sealed handheld enclosure License free radio (FCC Part 15B) One month battery life (typical) Custom labeling available 8 bit controller with 2K flash and CPU watchdog 3 AA batteries give 1 month operation (32 hours continuous) 900MHz one way radio with 8 channels Operational range of 0 - 300 feet Internal antenna to prevent damage Operational temperature range of 0ºC to +70ºC Storage temperature range of -40ºC to +85ºC 2.
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CONFIGURATION:___________________________ Label There are several standard label configurations available for the TriggerPad, each geared to a typical TriggerPad application. If your application requires a unique label, our engineering staff can create a custom label according to your specifications. Please refer to the TriggerPad configuration sheet to select an off-the-shelf label or to specify a custom label.
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The following procedure will select the appropriate TriggerPad channel for use with any applicable Matric receiver. 1. Disconnect the associated receiver from power and field wiring. Also, disable any other devices that could be inadvertently activated by the TriggerPad during this process. 2. Remove the four corner screws and open the back of the TriggerPad. TP 105 Link Header + - BATTERIES + - - + + + BATTERIES - + TP 100 Link Header 3. Remove batteries. 4.
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. Install batteries. Note polarity on circuit board under batteries. 6. The current channel will be displayed on the LED indicators on the front of the TriggerPad. The TP 105 will display the channel number on the 2 digit LED display. The TP 100 will display the channel using the button LEDs as shown below. Channel 0 Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel Number Press to change channel TP 100 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 5.
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INDICATORS:______________________________ The TriggerPad 100 provides 4 red LED indicators. One LED is located beside each button. These LEDs serve three functions. First, the LED next to a button will be illuminated when the button is depressed. This is hardwired visual feedback that the button has been activated. However, the active button indicator does not show the status of data transmission. Second, when no buttons are depressed, the top LED will blink to indicate a low battery condition.
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PLACEMENT:_______________________________ The TriggerPad 100/105 is an FSK radio transmitter that operates in the 902-928 MHz band. Eight channels are provided for separation in adjacent applications. Multiple transmitters may be active on separate channels so long as an adjacent channel’s signal does not enter the receiver at a level exceeding the rejection capability of the receiver. The effective rejection capability of the receiver is dependent upon RF factors that vary from application to application.
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Matric RD1, Box 421A Seneca, PA 16346 814-677-0716 www.matric.com TriggerPad Manual.