SuperbFire C32QS. Wireless Radio Firing System V2.0. For Fireworks

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1 SuperbFire C32QS Wireless Radio Firing System V2.0 For Fireworks RFRemotech Radio Frequency Remote Technology Remote Control Products, Remote Controllable Service Warning: 1. Only the person who has Fireworks licence is allowed to purchase the product, or the person of whom there isn t fireworks purchase limit in his/her country or district is allowed to purchase the product. E-MadeinCHN is not with responsibility for any illegal usage. 2. If Channel Fire LED #6 keeps turned on when receiver is powered whenever Rocker Switch #15 is in any position and in the same time Channel Test LED #5 is always off, the channel has been shorted out, don t use the channel any more, the receiver will fire e-match or igniter without any operation. It is dangerous and may do damage to body! Page 1 of 6

2 Contents Warning P1 Contents P2 A. Descriptions P2 1) Transmitters P2 2) Receiver P3 3) Components P4 B. How system works in Two Firing Modes P4 1) How Transmitter A works with receiver in Instant Firing mode P4 2) How Transmitter B works with receiver in Firing-In-Sequence mode P4 C. Before Use P5 1) Power connecting P5 2) Check if all parts of receiver work normally P5 3) Learn transmitters p6 D. How to Use P6 1) Have transmitters and receiver work together p6 2) Test P6 3) Fire P6 A. Descriptions ASK Wireless Radio, 32 cues. Learning Code, more than one million address code combinations. Two Firing Modes: Instant Firing and Firing In Sequences. Among there are 12 intervals selctable for Firing In Sequence mode. Output Component: MOSFET Dual powers, Inner batteries 10x AA, external battery SLA from 12V to 24VDC, can work from 6V to 27V, Max. firing current 15A. Chargeing circuit for inner chargeable batteries. 1) Transmitters: Model No.: Transmitter A: TCF100-12LNABCD (FCC/CE certified) Butttons are markings numeral 1,2,,8; and then letter A, B, C & D, Transmitter B: TCF100-12LNX (FCC/CE certified) Buttons with markings numeral 0.1, 0.2,, 0.9, 1.0, 2.0, and word ALL. Power: 23A 12V battery Transmitting Range: 100m With ON/OFF switch, prevent buttons from misoperation Page 2 of 6

3 2) Receiver Model No.: RF32C Cue: 32 cues Power: Inner batteries: 10x AA battery, rechargeable or not rechargeable is available; battery enclosure inside the receiver; External batteries: 12-24VDC, SLA batteries available. Firing current: >750mA, Max. 15A Test current: <40mA Sizes: 236x144x45mm, antenna is retractile and folded. 1- Whip Antenna 2- Fast Fastening Terminal, cathod 3- Fast Fastening Terminal, anode 4- Cue Group, total 4 groups-a,b,c & D, each group includes 8 cues, total 32 cues 5- Cue Test LED, total 32 LEDs 6- Cue Fire LED, total 32 LEDs 7- Cue Sequence, works with the same sequence of button 1 to 8 in the transmitter TCL100-12LNABCD 8- Voltage Meter, indicate the voltage value of inner batteries, external batteries or charger 9- Fire Ready LED 10-Chargeing LED, available for inner batteries 11- Inner Battery 1 LED 12- Test Ready LED 13- Learning LED, for to learn transmitter 14- External Battery 2 LED 15- Rocker Switch, 3 positions, Test-Continuity test; Fire-channels are armed to fire, or receiver will learn transmitter. 16- Learning Button. Only when Main Power Switch #19 is on and Rocker Switch #15 is at Fire, Learning button can work. 17- Charger Jack. When plug of charger is plugged in, power will be cut off, inner batteries are being charged. 18- External Battery Jack. 6-27VDC are available. SLA battery one or two pieces are recommanded 19- Main Switch, lock switch. 20- Battery Cover, can be screwed out 21- Battery Enclosure, for 10x AA battery, both normal battery and rechargeable battery are available 3) Components: RF32C Transmitter A TCF100-12LNABCD Transmitter B TCF100-12LNX Charger 1 pcs, basic unit 1 pcs, basic unit 1 pcs, optional 1 pcs, optional Page 3 of 6

4 Alligator Clip Wire Carry Case SLA Battery AA Battery 1 pcs, optional 1 pcs, optional 1 or 2 pcs, optional 10 pcs, optional 1. Charger is for inner AA rechargeable batteries. 2. Alligator Clip Wire is for external batteries connection. Red is for anode, black is for cathode. 3. AA batteries can be either rechargeable or other type, both work the same. 4. Carry case is with ability to contain all components except SLA batteries. 5. There is enclosure inside receiver to have 10x AA battery put into. B. How system works in Two Firing Modes Only after transmitters are learned by a receiver, they will work together. 1) How Transmitter A works with receiver in Instant Firing mode There are 4 banks A, B, C & D and 8 cues 1, 2, 3,, 8 for each bank in the receiver, also there are 4 buttons A, B, C & D and 8 buttons 1, 2, 3,, 8 in the transmitter. So they work like this: Press Button A, Bank A stands by, press Button 1, Cue 1 of Bank A is activated; press Button 2, Cue 2 of Bank A is activated;etc., the same with other numeral buttons. Press Button B, Bank B stands by, press Button 1, Cue 1 of Bank B is activated; press Button 2, Cue 2 of Bank B is activated;etc., the same with other numeral buttons. The same is with Bank C and D. Note: When transmitter A is used, only when letter buttons are pressed, numeral buttons will work. 2) How Transmitter B works with receiver in Firing-In-Sequence mode Page 4 of 6

5 Press Button 0.1, 32 cues of RF32C will activated one by one in interval 0.1 second; Press Button 0.2, 32 cues of RF32C will activated one by one in interval 0.2 second; The same will other numeral buttons. Press Button ALL, 32 cues of Bank will activated simultaneously. C. Before Use 1) Power connecting Inner batteries: Screw out Battery Cover #20 in the chassis, and put 10x AA battery into Battery Enclosure #21 and screw up the cover. External batteries: Plug alligator clip wire into External Battery Jack #18, and use red alligator clip to connect the anode of the SLA batteries, and black alligator clip to connect the cathode. When external batteries are connected, inner batteries will be cut off automatically. You don t need to have the both powers connected in the same time, any one only will work. 2) Check if all parts of receiver work normally Step 1: Shift Main Switch #19 to check power supply, corresponding battery LED #11 or #14 should be turned on; Step 2: Shift Rocker Switch #15 at Test, Test Ready LED #12 should be on, in the same time all Cue Test LEDs #5 and Cue Fire LEDs #6 should be turned on. Step 3: Shift Rocker Switch #15 at Fire, Fire Ready LED #9 should be on, and all Cue Test LEDs #5 and Cue Fire LEDs #6 should be off. Step 4: Shift Main Switch #19 to Off. Important: If any Cue Fire LED #6 is only kept on and all Cue Test LEDs #5 are off during the procedure of the steps above, the channel is shorted out, don t connect any e-match or igniter to the channel!!! The cue will fire e-match or igniter without any operation, it may have damage to body and the board may burn out. 3) Learn transmitters Clear code in receiver first: Turn on Main Switch #19, shift Rocker Switch #15 at Fire, Press Learning Button #16 and don t release for more than 6 seconds, Learning LED #13 will be turned on and then 3 seconds later blink three times, the code is cleared successfully Learn Transmitter A: Press Learning Button #16 and don t release until Learning LED #13 is turned on, then press any button of Transmitter A within 3 seconds, Learning LED #13 will blink one time and then off, learning succeeds. Learn Transmitter B: After Transmitter A is learned, press Learning Button #16 and don t release until Learning LED #13 is turned on, then press any button of Transmitter B within 3 seconds, Learning LED #13 will blink one time and then off, learning succeeds. Check if learning succeeded: After learning, in Transmitter A, press any one of Button A, B, C & D and then press any one of Button 1 to 8, the correlative Cue Fire LED should be turned on and off after 0.5s; In Transmitter B, press any button, the 32 Cue Fire LEDs should be turned on and off in the correlative interval one by one. Otherwise the learning didn t succeed and you can do the same procedure above again. Note: receiver can store the codes of one transmitter A and one transmitter B only, if you have another transmitter A or B learned by the receiver, the former transmitter A or B will be replaced. Warning: Only when no e-match or igniter is connected, you can Learn transmitter or Clear transmitter! D. How to Use 1) Have transmitters and receiver work together. Page 5 of 6

6 Check if code of transmitter is stored in the receiver according chapter Check if learning succeeded / 3) Learn tansmitter of C. Before Use above. If sure then go to next step. If not, have receiver learn transmitter according 3) Learn tansmitter of C. Before Use. 2) Test To check if continuity is with the connection of e-match or iginter and output terminals. When an e-match or igniter is connected, shift Rocker Switch #15 at Test, if Cue Test LED is on and Cue Fire LED is off, it indicates continuity is with the cue; otherwise the connection is interrupted. 3) Fire When connection is tested with continuity, shift Rocker Switch #15 at Fire, press button of the transmitter to send signal, Cue Fire LED will blink, firing current will be sent out. See chapter B. How system works in Two Firing Modes above. Manufacturer: RFRemotech service@rfremotech.com September, 2010 Page 6 of 6