HALEMEIER HA-MW2-E Wireless Hand-Held Transmitter User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- HALEMEIER
Table of Contents
HALEMEIER HA-MW2-E Wireless Hand-Held Transmitter
Product Information
The HA-MW2 is a wireless hand-held transmitter that comes with a lithium button cell battery (CR2032) and has a transmission frequency of 433.9 MHz. It has a maximum transmission range of 30m in a free field and can operate with an unlimited number of possible receivers. The receiver has a nominal voltage of 160 and can switch up to 100 load types. The transmitter also features warm white and cold white buttons for adjusting the light intensity, and a master button for full switching on/off of all channels. The transmitter is not suitable for safety applications and should be used in living areas only.
Product Usage Instructions
- Remove the battery safety strip from the transmitter to make it ready for operation.
- Use the warm white and cold white buttons to adjust the light intensity as needed.
- To program the transmitter, press the programming button on the S-Mitter and hold it down for approximately 2 seconds. Then, press the master button on the transmitter to send a message to the receiver. Up to 5 transmitters can be taught in.
- Installation below mirrors, metal surfaces, and foil must be avoided.
- The wireless transmission range of the transmitter is up to 30m in a free field.
- The LED ballast should be accessible for maintenance.
Technical details
Wireless hand-held transmitter
- Power supply: 3VDC
- Battery: 1x Lithium-Knopfzelle (CR2032)
- Battery life: ca. 8 months at average operation
- Transmission frequency: 433,9 MHz
- Transmission range: Max. 30m in free field
- Stand-by current consumption: 10MA
- Transmission operation current consumption: 10mA
Dimension
Receiver
- Nominal voltage: 12VDC
- Switching capacity: 12VDC max. 36W
- Load types: LED MultiWhite? Leuchten
- Number of possible hand-held transmitters: max. 5
- Channel allocation: automatic for transmitter programming
- Reception frequency: 433,9 MHz
- Connections: LED mini plug M1
Safety Information
Important
- During installation, maintenance, and repairs the system must be completely disconnected from the mains electricity supply.
- Disconnect the mains plug and secure it against being inserted again.
- Only use approved installation materials or system accessories for mounting.
- Damage caused by the incorrect connection will invalidate warranty entitlement.
- Cables should be installed in a way that connection points are not subjected to pull or tear.
- To avoid hazards, any damaged external flexible lead of the light must only be replaced by the manufacturer or its designated customer care representative.
- No warranty is covered if unauthorized modifications are made.
- Keep installation instructions in a safe place!
- Please keep these installation instructions after installing the product so that any later changes can be carried out in the proper manner.
- Do not dispose of household waste! Disposal is to be carried out in accordance with local regulations.
- The wireless transmitter is immediately ready for operation with the receiver contained in the set once the battery safety strip has been removed.
Instructions for controlling a Tri-Mitter by several transmitters:
- As each individual transmitter changes command on the push of a button, it is possible that an additional transmitter may have to be activated twice.
- This may be the case if the lighting was switched off with transmitter A for example and it was then switched back on with transmitter B.
- In this case, transmitter A would send an „On” command when the corresponding button was pressed.
- This would not, however, lead to a switching function as it had already been shifted to this switching status by transmitter B in the meantime.
Connection of the Tri-Mitter MultiWhite?
- Establish connection of the power supply via the connections on the MultiWhite. receiver. The voltage and output of the load must match the selected power supply/
electronic ballast. The limit values of the S-Mitter basic must be adhered to. 12VDC max. 36W.
Programming of Tri-Mitter MultiWhite?
- The distance between wireless transmitter and MultiWhite? the receiver should not exceed 0.5 m here. 5 different transmitters can be taught into a Tri-Mitter Multi-
White?. The wireless transmitter can be taught into an unlimited number of wireless transmitters.
Procedure – teaching in:
- A button for programming and an LED for display are located on the MultiWhite? receiver.
- Press the programming button on the Tri-Mitter MultiWhite down briefly for approx. 1 second until the LED lights up permanently.
- Then press the master button on the hand-held transmitter down straight away for approx. 2 seconds in order to send a message. The LED goes out briefly. A maximum of 5 transmitters can be taught in.
- The programming process is ended automatically after approx. 10 seconds or it can be ended immediately by pressing the programming button on the S-Mitter again.
How to clear a learned transmitter – delete entire transmitter memory
- Keep the programming button on the MultiWhite? receiver pressed down. The LED will begin to flash.
- Continue to hold programming button down until the LED stops flashing.
- After releasing the button, all transmitters will be deleted.
Wireless transmission
A non-exclusive transmission path which is available is used for wireless
transmission so errors cannot be ruled out. The wireless transmission is not
suitable for
safety applications (emergency stop, emergency call). The wireless system is
intended for use in the living area. The transmission range of a wireless
transmitter is
up to 30m in a free field.
Hazards and disposal instructions
Ensure that the load which is plugged in is in a secure state so that the
switching on of the load does not cause any danger. The appliance is only
intended for the
switching and dimming of lighting and no other terminal devices may be
connected to the system. Observe the maximum permissible load of the connected
load /
electronic ballast and MultiWhite? receiver (see technical data).
Keep batteries out of reach of children.
If batteries are swallowed, call a physician immediately. Do not reverse
polarity of the batteries and observe the [+] and [-] marks on the battery and
the device. The
device is supplied with standard batteries which must not be charged. Charging
these batteries may result in material damage and personal injury due to
explo-
ding or leaking batteries. Observe all safety instructions printed on the
battery. Never open the battery or throw the battery or device into a fire.
Observe the local
regulations for disposal.