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M oTe C Lap Beacon Manual Contents Introduction ...1 Overview ...

8 Beacon Transmitter • For operation up to 20m (65ft) the beam must within 5° of parallel to the road surface. Beam Pattern The approximate beam pat

M oTe C Beacon Transmitter 9 • The beacon transmitter will operate when the LED is orange, however the transmitted power is reduced which reduces t

M oTe C Beacon Receiver 11 Beacon Receiver Mounting Mount using the plastic mounting plate attached to the base of the beacon receiver. Do not earth

12 Beacon Receiver zero, this special case allows the receiver to report all beacons with the same Mode setting for split beacon use. The output of t

M oTe C Beacon Receiver 13 Wiring The beacon receiver signal wire should be connected to a Digital Input on a MoTeC ADL Dash/Logger or MoTeC ECU Do

14 Beacon Receiver Specifications Electrical Operating Voltage Range: 6V to 9V Current Consumption: 20 mA typical

M oTe C Trouble Shooting 15 Trouble Shooting Check List : Basic Operation To confirm basic operation of the beacon, check the following : 1. Check t

16 Trouble Shooting the switches are set correctly, particularly on the Receiver where the switch identifications are marked under the Lid. LED Off C

M oTe C Trouble Shooting 17 • Check that the Receiver is not aimed through glass, as this can significantly reduce the range. • Check that the Tra

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M oTe C Introduction 1 Introduction This manual covers the operation of the MoTeC Lap Beacon.

2 Overview Overview The MoTeC Lap Beacon consists of a Beacon Transmitter and a Beacon Receiver. The Beacon Transmitter is mounted beside the track

M oTe C Overview 3 Orientation The transmitter and receiver must be oriented as shown below: Infrared BeamTransmitterReceiverDirection of Travel( Mo

4 Overview • Note that the power to the Beacon Receiver and Beacon Transmitter must be cycled before a number change will take effect. • To avoid d

M oTe C Overview 5 connected device, typically a MoTeC ADL or MoTeC ECU. The value is encoded in the pulse width sent to the connected device. Spli

M oTe C Beacon Transmitter 7 Beacon Transmitter Position The beacon transmitter may be placed at any point around the track. • It is recommended t