Wireless Call Systems

AN426TⅡ
AN426RⅡ-TH series
Instruction Manual V1.20

Please use this Instruction manual correctly on reading well.
Please keep it carefully to be able to read immediately, when required.

Table of Contents
1. Overview...................................................................................................................................... 1
1-1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 1
1-2. Main Unit and Accessories ................................................................................................. 2
1-3. Safety Precautions (Be Sure to Read This) ...................................................................... 3
1-4. General ................................................................................................................................. 5
1-5. System Configuration ......................................................................................................... 6
2. Specification ............................................................................................................................... 7
2-1. Common Specification ....................................................................................................... 7
2-2. Transmitter AN426TⅡ ......................................................................................................... 7
2-3. Receiver AN426RⅡ-TH/ AN426RHⅡ-TH/ AN426RMⅡ-TH .............................................. 8
3. Part Names and Descriptions .................................................................................................. 9
3-1. AN426TⅡ .............................................................................................................................. 9
3-2. AN426RⅡ-TH ..................................................................................................................... 10
3-3. AN426RHⅡ-TH ....................................................................................................................11
3-4. AN426RMⅡ-TH .................................................................................................................. 12
4. Drawing ..................................................................................................................................... 13
4-1. AN426TⅡ ............................................................................................................................ 13
4-2. AN426RⅡ-TH ..................................................................................................................... 14
4-3. AN426RHⅡ-TH ................................................................................................................... 15
4-4. AN426RMⅡ-TH .................................................................................................................. 16
5. Settings .................................................................................................................................... 17
5-1. Transmitter Setting ............................................................................................................ 17
5-2. Display Setting................................................................................................................... 21
6. Installation ............................................................................................................................... 24
6-1. Installation of Transmitter ................................................................................................ 24
6-1-1. External Input ............................................................................................................. 24
6-1-2. Input Circuit................................................................................................................. 24
6-1-3. Power Supply .............................................................................................................. 25
6-2. Installation of Receiver ..................................................................................................... 25
6-2-1. Input / Output Terminal Block ................................................................................... 26
6-2-2. Power Input Unit ......................................................................................................... 27
6-2-3. Input circuit ................................................................................................................. 27
6-2-4. Output circuit .............................................................................................................. 28
7. Description of Operation ........................................................................................................ 29
7-1. Basic Operation ................................................................................................................. 29
7-2. Receiver Test Operation ................................................................................................... 31

8. SPEAKER (Option) ................................................................................................................... 32
8-1. Speaker Operation............................................................................................................. 32
8-2. Sound Selection ................................................................................................................ 33
9. After service and Warranty ...................................................................................................... 35

1. Overview
1-1. Introduction
This instruction manual describes the information required for using this product including overview,
installation, and operation of this product. Read this manual carefully before using this product. Keep thismanual handy so that you can take it out immediately.

■This system has acquired the certification of the Thailand Radio Law (SDoC). The Radio Law is only
effective within the territory of Thailand. To use this system outside Thailand, make sure that it conforms to
the local laws in the country where you are going to use it. Besides, you are not allowed to use the system ina condition that it is connected with an electrical communication line.

Thailand Radio Law (SDoC)
This telecommunication equipment is in compliance with NBTC requirements.

The transmitter of this system is a device certified to comply with the technical standards for “radio
equipment for specified low-power radio stations telemeter & telecontrol in Japan.”
Information on radio equipment for telemeter & telecontrol
 Radio equipment for telemeter
Refers to radio equipment which is intended to utilize radio waves to automatically display or record themeasurement results of a remotely located measuring instrument.
 Radio equipment for telecontrol
Refers to radio equipment which is intended to utilize radio waves to transmit the signals for starting,changing, or stopping the functions of a remotely located device.
1. Do not use this system for any applications that could cause harm or damage to human life or to otherequipment or devices. Also, do not use it in the vicinity of any devices that could malfunction due tothe radio waves from the transmitter.
2. Disassembling or making modification to any equipment or devices certified to comply with thetechnical standards is prohibited by law.
3. The casing of the transmitter bears a certification label for compliance with the technical standards.
Do not remove the label from the casing of the transmitter. Using the transmitter with the certification
label removed is prohibited by law.
4. The communication performance varies depending on the ambient environment. Before installation,
ensure that the installation location is within the coverage.

11-2. Main Unit and Accessories■AN426TⅡ(Cable Approx. 1.5 m)
AC adapter ×1
Transmitter main unit ×1■AN426RⅡ-TH (Large-sized 8-indicator type)

Antenna × 1(Cable: DC-code approx. 1.5 m + AC-cord
approx. 1.8 m)
Receiver main unit AN426RⅡ-TH
AC adapter ×1■AN426RHⅡ-TH (Large-sized 4-indicator type)
Antenna × 1
Antenna × 1(Cable: DC-code approx. 1.5 m + AC-cord
approx. 1.8 m)

Receiver main unit AN426RHⅡ-TH
AC adapter ×1■AN426RMⅡ-TH (Medium-sized 8-indicator type)

Antenna × 1(Cable: DC-code approx. 1.5 m + AC-cord
approx. 1.8 m)
Receiver main unit AN426RMⅡ-TH
AC adapter ×12

1-3. Safety Precautions (Be Sure to Read This)
This section describes the matters to be observed in order to prevent harm to the users and other persons
and damages to the property.
■ The following marks and displays classify and describe the extent of harm and damage caused by failingto observe the display content and using this product wrongly.

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Warning

This display column shows "a failure to do observe it could result in death orserious personal injury".

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CautionThis display column shows "a failure to do observe it could result in only the
personal injury or property damage".

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Caution■ Common matters in handling● Avoid using this product in the humid or dusty place. Dusts or water enters the product,
which may cause the fault, fire, or electric shock.
■ Handling this product● This product is the wireless communication equipment made of precision parts. Do notdisassemble or modify it. Or the accident or fault may occur.

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Warning■ Handling this product● Do not use this product for application that requires the extremely high reliability affecting
the human life.
● Do not use this product in the area which the radio wave reaches or not.

■ Handling the power supply
Be sure to observe the followings in order to prevent the accidents such as heat generation, damage, or
ignition of AC adapter and power cord.
● Do not place the AC adapter and power cord close to fire or insert them into fire. Or they
may be burst and ignited, resulting in the accident.
● Use the AC adapter and main body only at the specified power supply voltage in order toprevent burst and ignition accidents.

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● Do not use the AC adapter and main body at the location where they easily get wet. Or theaccidents including heat generation, ignition, or electric shock and faults may occur.
● Do not touch the AC adapter, main body, power cord, and outlet with wet hands. Or theaccident such as an electric shock may occur.
● Do not damage the power cord. Short-circuit or heat generation may cause fire or electric
shock.
● Do not use the power plug with dusts attached. Short-circuit or heat generation may cause
fire or electric shock.
● Do not give a strong shock to the AC adapter.
Or the accident or fault may occur.
● If you find a deformation in the AC adapter, do not use it.
Or the accident or fault may occur.
● Do not charge the main body at the location where the flammable gas is generated.
Or the ignition accident may occur.
● Never disassemble the AC adapter.
Or the accident or fault may occur.

■ Never disassemble the AC adapter.
Remove the power plug from the outlet because it may cause fire and electric shock. Request the dealeror our company to repair it.
● When smoke comes or there is a strange smell, immediately stop usage and remove thepower plug from the outlet because it may cause fire and electric shock. Request the dealeror our company to repair it.
● If the cord is damaged, do not use it. Using the cord damaged continuously may cause fireor electric shock.

■ Reliability of wireless communication
As wireless communication has properties that are different from those of wired communication,communication errors may occur due to the following.
・Exceeds the communication distance.
・Enters a dead zone.
・Interfered by strong jamming
If signals are often jammed, or being jammed leads to operational problems, stop using the systems andrestart using the systems after removal of the cause.
Radio waves may not be received due to various reasons other than the above. Please understand thisbefore using the systems.
* A dead zone is an area where the radio wave transmitted from the transmitter becomes extremely weak
due to radio waves reflected from walls or other objects.
41-4. General
AN 426 RⅡ-TH series are wireless call systems that support calling from distant people and objects.
The wireless call systems comprise one or transmitters and a receiver. The transmitter transmits a code in
response to a pushbutton input or a terminal block input. The receiver receives signals from each transmitter,and a particular color LED illuminates each indicator on the receiver, according to the corresponding input
from the transmitter.
Operators and machines can inform of a shortage of production parts or alert of an unusual occurrence byusing the systems.
Several types of receivers are available with different number and size of indicators. They can be used in
combination with AN426TⅡ transmitters.

ReceiverWithout speaker

With speaker

The number ofcorrespondingtransmitters

Large-sized
8-indicator typeAN426RⅡ-TH

AN426RⅡ-TH -MRD

8

Large-sized
4-indicator typeAN426RHⅡ-TH

AN426RHⅡ-TH -MRD

4

Medium-sized
8-indicator typeAN426RMⅡ-TH

AN426RMⅡ-TH -MRD

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1.

The communication distance is approx.120m indoors and approx. 300m line of sights.

2.

Wireless channels can be selected from 10 types, and code settings can be selected from 100 types.
Totally, a maximum of 1,000 configurations can be set.

3.

The transmitter is equipped with 4 push buttons (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White)) and 4 external
inputs (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White)).

4.

The included AC adapter or AA batteries (3 pieces) are used for the power source for the transmitter.
The included AC adapter is used for the power source for the receiver. (AC100-240 V)

5.

Double-sided indicator.

6.

An optional speaker enabling sound notifications can be installed on the receiver. (Models with an
optional speaker have “-MRD” at the end.)51-5. System Configuration
Kiki No.1

Kiki No.2

Kiki No.3

Kiki No.4

AN426TⅡ

Kiki No.5

Kiki No.6

Kiki No.7

8 units : AN426RⅡ-TH

1 unitKiki No.8

Kiki No.1

Kiki No.3

AN426TⅡ 4 units : AN426RHⅡ-TH 1 unit

Kiki No.2
Kiki No.1

Kiki No.2

Kiki No.3

Kiki No.4

Kiki No.4

AN426TⅡ 8 units : AN426RMⅡ-TH 1 unit

Kiki No.5

Kiki No.6

Kiki No.7

Kiki No.8

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2. Specification
2-1. Common Specification
Item

Specification

A destination country

ThailandFrequency Band

426.0250MHz - 426.1375MHz (12.5kHz steps - 10 channels)

Type of radio wave

F1D

Antenna

λ/4 whip antenna

Modulation System

Direct binary FSK modulation

Modulation Speed

977bps2-2. Transmitter AN426TⅡ
ItemSpecification
・Thailand Radio Law (SDoC)

Device category・A specified low-power radio station in compliance with ARIB STD-T67.
(Radio equipment for specified low-power radio stations telemeter & telecontrol)

Antenna Power

1mW

+20%

-50%

Simplex communication x Sporadic communication (*1)
Communication
method[Transmission time constraints]
Transmission time: 5 seconds or shorter
Transmission pause time: 2 seconds or longer (*2)

Indicator Element

1 Red LED (for power alarm)
1 Green LED (lights during transmission)

Input(s)4 Push-Button (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White))
4 External-Input (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White))Power Source

DC5V
AC 100-240V (Using included AC Adapter) or size AA battery x 3

Current Consumption

Max 105mA (DC5V) (*3)

External Dimensions(W x H x D)120 x 95 x 37.5 mm (4.7 x 3.7 x 1.5”) (with projections excluded)

WeightApprox. 170g

Operating
Environment

Temperature: 0 - +50°C

Humidity: 85% or less (without condensation)

2P DIP switch x 1 (for switching a transmission mode)
Switches

10P Rotary switch x 4(for setting Channel, Set No., Unit No., and Kiki No.)

Included

1 AC Adapter(*1) “Simplex communication” is a type of communication in which a transmitting device can only engage in
one-way transmission to a single receiving device.
(*2) Based on the Radio Law, this equipment can execute a transmission only after the emission of radio waves
has been stopped during a transmission duration after the start of emission and the time of a transmission pause
has elapsed after that.
However, it can re-execute a transmission without a transmission pause of 2 seconds or longer intervened only if
the emission of radio waves has been stopped within five consecutive seconds after the start of emission. (Thisfeature is a requirement for this equipment being certified as “radio equipment for specified lower-power radio
stations telemeter & telecontrol.”)7(*3) The power consumption is as follows.
Consumption current
Condition

Using Battery（DC4.5V）

Using AC adapter（DC5.0V）

Push-button transmission

Approx. 35mA

Approx. 85mA

Push-button transmit pause

Approx. 6.5mA

Approx. 60mA

Terminal input transmission (*4)

Max 60mA

Max 105mA

Terminal input transmit pause (*4)

Max 30mA

Max 80mA

Standby (*5)

Approx.0.5μA

Approx. 55mA(*4) The maximum state at the time of external input is when all external input terminals (terminals 1 - 4) areshort-circuited with COM.
(*5) "Standby" is a state in which 5 seconds or more have passed since all the push buttons and external
input terminals were released.

2-3. Receiver AN426RⅡ-TH/ AN426RHⅡ-TH/ AN426RMⅡ-TH
Item

Specification

Product typeAN426RⅡ-TH

Communication

Receive only

Indicator
Element

Output(s)Input(s)AN426RHⅡ-TH

AN426RMⅡ-TH

8 Indicator Lamps
4 Indicator Lamps
8 Indicator Lamps
Indicator Dimensions
Indicator Dimensions
Indicator Dimensions(H×W)150×100mm (5.9×3.9″) (H×W)150×100mm (5.9×3.9″) (H×W)50×90mm (2.0×3.5″)
Double-Sided Indicator
Double-Sided Indicator
Double-Sided Indicator
3-Color LED
3-Color LED
3-Color LED(Orange, Red, Green)(Orange, Red, Green)(Orange, Red, Green)
4 Open Collector Outputs (Max. Rated Load AC/DC 35V 50mA)
1 Relay Output (Photo MOS relay) (Max. Related Load AC/DC 30V 0.5A)
2 Non-voltage Contact-Input
1 Reset ALL / 1 Reset Output * Output: Open collector output / Relay output

Power Source

AC100-240V (Using included AC Adapter)

WattageMax.90W

Max.44W

Max.33W

External
Dimensions(W×H×D)1000 × 300 × 80mm
(39.4×11.8×3.1″)(except any protruding object
such as an antenna)(W×H×D)600 × 300 × 80mm
(23.6×11.8×3.1″)(except any protruding object
such as an antenna)(W×H×D)600 × 300 × 80mm
(23.6×11.8×3.1″)(except any protruding object
such as an antenna)

Approx.8kg

Approx.5.3kg

Approx.5.8kg

WeightOperating
Environment
Setting Switch
Included*The weight of the receiver with an optional speaker is approx.1.7kg heavier than that ofa receiver without a speaker.
Temperature：0 - +40℃(32-104°F)
Humidity：85% or less (without condensation)
8P DIP switch x 1
10P Rotary switch x 3 (for setting Channel, Set No. and Unit No.)
1 AC adapter, 1 Antenna8

3. Part Names and Descriptions
3-1. AN426TⅡ
②

①

③

⑧

⑨

⑦

④

⑤

⑥

⑩

Item

Description①Mounting holes

Used to anchor the transmitter to a panel etc.
R1.75 mm, R central pitch: 85 x 85 mm②TX LED

Lights during transmission.

③BA LEDPower supply alarm LED.
If the LED remains lit during transmission in response to a push button input or aexternal input, then the battery voltage has dropped. If the LED is blinking, thebattery voltage has more dropped. It is the situation not to transmit. If batteries areused for the power supply, replace them with new ones as soon as possible④Button switch

Button switches in 1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White).
Do not press more than one button at the same time.

⑤MODE setting switch

1: Toggles between AN426TII mode & AN426T mode.
2: Toggles between Normal transmission mode & Event transmission mode.

⑥Setting switch

Configures the settings for Channel, Set No., Unit No. and Kiki No.

⑦Antenna

Antenna.

⑧Input terminal blockfor external contact

External inputs in 1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)/ 4(White).
Input a no-voltage contact signal. Do not input multiple external inputs at the sametime.

⑨DC jack

DC jack for connection of the included AC adapter.

⑩Battery case cover

When using dry batteries as a power supply, insert 3 AA batteries.

93-2. AN426RⅡ-TH
⑤
⑥
③

②
①

⑧

⑦

④

⑨

Option (with speaker) AN426RⅡ-TH-MRD⑩

Item

Description①Mounting bracket

Use the mounting metal fittings for fixing the receiver.

②BNC connector

Connects the included antenna.

③Signal line take-out hole

Connect the signal lines to the internal input/output terminal block by drawing themthrough this takeout hole.

④DC jack

DC jack for connection of the included AC adapter⑤Power lamp

Lamp for the power source. Lights up when the power source is switched on.

⑥Power switch

Power switch of the main unit

⑦Indicator

3 color LED (Orange/ Red/ Green). The indicator lamp corresponding to the ID of
the transmitter received illuminates (or flashes).

⑧Side panel

Remove the side panel to connect signal lines to the input/output terminal block or
configure Channel/ Indication mode/ Unit No./ Set No.

⑨Setting label

Label showing factory default Channel/ Set No./ Unit No.
e.g. “1-0-2” ： Channel 1/ Set No. 1/ Unit No. 2⑩Speaker (Option)

Attach the speaker to the top of the receiver. The melody sounds in sync with thedisplay.

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3-3. AN426RHⅡ-TH
③

②
④

⑤

①

⑧

⑦

⑥
⑨

Option (with speaker) AN426RHⅡ-TH-MRD⑩

Item

Description①Mounting bracket

Use the mounting metal fittings for fixing the receiver.

②BNC connector

Connects the included antenna.

③Signal line take-out hole

Connect the signal lines to the internal input/output terminal block by drawing themthrough this takeout hole.

④DC jack

DC jack for connection of the included AC adapter⑤Power lamp

Lamp for the power source. Lights up when the power source is switched on.

⑥Power switch

Power switch of the main unit

⑦Indicator

3 color LED (Orange/ Red/ Green). The indicator lamp corresponding to the ID of
the transmitter received illuminates (or flashes).

⑧Side panel

Remove the side panel to connect signal lines to the input/output terminal block or
configure Channel/ Indication mode/ Unit No./ Set No.

⑨Setting label

Label showing factory default Channel/ Set No./ Unit No.
e.g. “1-0-2” ： Channel 1/ Set No. 1/ Unit No. 2⑩Speaker (Option)

Attach the speaker to the top of the receiver. The melody sounds in sync with thedisplay.

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3-4. AN426RMⅡ-TH
②

③

④

①

⑤

⑥

⑧

⑦

⑨

Option (with speaker) AN426RMⅡ-TH-MRD⑩

Item

Description①Mounting bracket

Use the mounting metal fittings for fixing the receiver.

②BNC connector

Connects the included antenna.

③Signal line take-out hole

Connect the signal lines to the internal input/output terminal block by drawing themthrough this takeout hole.

④DC jack

DC jack for connection of the included AC adapter⑤Power lamp

Lamp for the power source. Lights up when the power source is switched on.

⑥Power switch

Power switch of the main unit

⑦Indicator

3 color LED (Orange/ Red/ Green). The indicator lamp corresponding to the ID of
the transmitter received illuminates (or flashes).

⑧Side panel

Remove the side panel to connect signal lines to the input/output terminal block or
configure Channel/ Indication mode/ Unit No./ Set No.

⑨Setting label

Label showing factory default Channel/ Set No./ Unit No.
e.g. “1-0-2” ： Channel 1/ Set No. 1/ Unit No. 2⑩Speaker (Option)

Attach the speaker to the top of the receiver. The melody sounds in sync with thedisplay.

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4. Drawing
4-1. AN426TⅡ

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4-2. AN426RⅡ-TH
Φ２４
20 20

20 20

120

150

300

760

100

80
1000

（AN426RⅡ-TH-MRD）

172

140

99

44

*The weight of the receiver with an optional speaker is approx.1.7kg heavier than that of a receiver without aspeaker. Please be careful when installing.

144-3. AN426RHⅡ-TH

Φ24

100

400

300

20 20

20 20 20 20

600

80

（AN426RHⅡ-TH-MRD）
223

182

140

99

44

*The weight of the receiver with an optional speaker is approx.1.7kg heavier than that of a receiver without aspeaker. Please be careful when installing.

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4-4. AN426RMⅡ-TH

Φ24

400

100

300

20 20

20 20 20 20

80

600

（AN426RMⅡ-TH-MRD）
223

182

１４０

99

44

*The weight of the receiver with an optional speaker is approx.1.7kg heavier than that of a receiver without aspeaker. Please be careful when installing.

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5. Settings
Channel numbers (1-10)/ Set numbers (0-9)/ Unit numbers (0-9) can be set for the receiver.
Channel numbers (1-10)/ Set numbers (0-9)/ Unit numbers (0-9)/ Kiki numbers (1-8) can be set for eachtransmitter. The transmitter and receiver with the same Channel/ Set No./ Unit No. can communicate witheach other. The indicator number of the receiver is determined by the Kiki No. set in the transmitter.
Customers who purchased the transmitter and receiver as a set do not need to configure the settings, as
they are configured at factory.

5-1. Transmitter Setting
For settings of the transmitter, use the DIP switches and rotary switches.

DSW1
Mode

RSW1
Channel

RSW3
Unit No.

RSW2
Set No.

RSW4
Kiki No.

■ Communication settings⚫

Set the operation mode.
* Set to AN426TⅡmode (ON) to use in combination with AN426RⅡ-TH/ AN426RHⅡ-TH/
AN426RMⅡ-TH.

DSW1―1

Settings

OFF

AN426T modeON

AN426TⅡ mode17

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Set the transmission mode.
DSW1―2

Settings

OFF

Event transmission mode

ON

Normal transmission mode

*Note: When using the external input to input an unusual signal from the machine, set to Eventtransmission mode to prevent interference.

■Event transmission mode
The transmitter transmits one time every time the input state is changed.

Push-button or External input
ON
OFF

Transmission status

Transmission

Transmission

ON
OFF■Normal transmission mode
The transmitter repeats transmission for 5 seconds and pause for 2 seconds during the input isperformed.
Single input (minimum transmission)
Push-button or External input
ON
OFF

Transmission status
ON

Transmission

OFF

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Transmission

Multiple inputs
Only within 5 consecutive seconds after the start of a transmission, the transmitter can transmit
without waiting for the transmission pause time (2 seconds).
Push-button or External input
ON
OFF

Transmission status
ONOFF
5 seconds

Pause (2 seconds)

It is possible to transmit

Even if input is performed, thetransmitter will not transmit until thepause time (2 seconds) is over.

without the pause time (2seconds) within 5 seconds.

Continuous input
Push-button or External input
ON
OFF

Transmission status

Transmission (5 seconds)

Transmission

ON
OFF
Pause (2 seconds)

The transmitter pauses transmission for 2 seconds after transmitting for 5 seconds. The input isignored during transmission pause. The input status is confirmed after the pause time has elapsed.
Push-button or External input
ON
OFF

Transmission status

Transmission (5 seconds)

Transmission

ON
OFF
Pause (2 seconds)

Even if input is performed, the transmitter will not transmit
until the pause time (2 seconds) is over.

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■ Channel / Set No. / Unit No. / Kiki No.
Match the settings for Channel/ Set No. /Unit No. with those of the receiver to communicate with. For thesettings of the receiver, see the configuration label affixed to the lower part of the receiver. The indicator tobe illuminated is determined by Kiki No.
< Channel >RSW1

Channel11Frequency(MHz)426.0250

RSW1

Channel66Frequency(MHz)426.087522426.037577426.100033426.050088426.11254

4426.062599426.125055426.0750010426.1375< Set No. >< Unit No. >RSW2

Set No.

RSW3

Unit No.

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

2

3

3

3

3

4

4

4

4

5

5

5

5

6

6

6

6

7

7

7

7

8

8

8

8

9

9

9

9

RSW4

Kiki No.

1

1

Indicator
number
1

2

2

2

3

3

3

4

4

4

5

5

5

6

6

6

7

7

7

8

8

8

< Kiki No. >*Kiki No. 0 and 9 are not used in this product.
In addition, Kiki No. 5 to 8 are not used in AN426RHⅡ-TH.

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5-2. Display Setting
Set the receiver using the RSW1-3 (rotary switches 1-3) and the DSW1 (DIP switch 1) on the CPU board
inside the receiver. Remove the antenna and remove the screws (4) securing the side panel. Move the sidepanel and remove the side panel.
When you set and change the setting of receiver, please set it after turning off the power.
Customers who purchased the transmitter and receiver as a set do not need to configure the settings, as
they are configured at factory. The label affixed to the lower part of the receiver showing factory default
settings.

As the CPU board is in the front, remove the front acrylic sheet by sliding it out.

Inside of the receiver (Surface)

RSW1
RSW2
RSW3
DSW1

CPU board21

■ Channel / Set No. / Unit No.
Configure the settings of Channel/ Set No. /Unit No. to match those of the transmitter to communicate with.
< Channel >RSW1

ChannelFrequency
(MHz)

RSW1

ChannelFrequency
(MHz)

1

1

426.02506

6426.087522426.037577426.100033426.050088426.11254

4426.062599426.125055426.0750010426.1375< Set No. >< Unit No. >RSW2

Set No.

RSW3

Unit No.

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

2

3

3

3

3

4

4

4

4

5

5

5

5

6

6

6

6

7

7

7

7

8

8

8

8

9

9

9

9

The setting contents of Channel, Set No. and Unit No. can be confirmed by the lighting pattern of numbers
at power on.
It is indicated in the order of channel->Green LED / Set->Orange LED / Unit->Red LED.

ChannelSet No.
Unit No.

AN426RⅡ-TH
AN426RMⅡ-TH

AN426RHⅡ-TH

0

All indicators light up

All indicators light up

1

Indicator 1 lights up

Indicator 1 lights up

2

Indicator 2 lights up

Indicator 2 lights up

3

Indicator 3 lights up

Indicator 1 and 2 light up

4

Indicator 4 lights up

Indicator 3 lights up

5

Indicator 5 lights up

Indicator 1 and 3 light up

green

6

Indicator 6 lights up

Indicator 2 and 3 light up↓

7

Indicator 7 lights up

Indicator 1, 2 and 3
light up8

Indicator 8 lights up

Indicator 4 lights up

9

Indicator 1 and 8 light up

Indicator 1 and 4 light up

10

Indicator 2 and 8 light up

Indicator 2 and 4 light up

Ex) AN426RHⅡ-TH

Setting range : Channel 1-10 / Set No. and Unit No. 0-9
22Channel 9
Set No. 4
Unit No. 0

Channel: Indicator 1 and 4 light up in

Set No.: Indicator 3 lights up in orange↓
Unit No.: All indicators light up in red

■ Display mode
Set the display mode using the DSW1―1 and DSW1―2. Four display modes are available.
Display mode

DSW1―1DSW1―2

Button input

Terminal input

1

OFF

OFF

Illumination

Illumination

2

ON

OFF

Blinking

Illumination

3

OFF

ON

Illumination

Blinking

4

ON

ON

Blinking

Blinking■ Setting the output time
Set the open collector output time and relay output time with the DSW1―3.
① Continuous output: Generates a continuous output in synchronization with illumination (or blinking) of
the indicator.
② Output for 5 seconds: Generates an output in synchronization with illumination (or blinking) of theindicator for 5 sec.

Status of the DSW1―3

OFF

ON

Output timeContinuous

5 seconds*Please do not change DSW1―4, DSW1―5, DSW1―6, DSW1―7 and DSW1―8.
Changing the factory settings may cause problems with normal operation.

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6. Installation
6-1. Installation of Transmitter
When installing the product, pay attention to the following
1.

Install the transmitter in a location where the antenna is not surrounded by metal or shielding and stablecommunication is possible.

2.

Mount the antenna away from metal objects to prevent them from becoming parallel to each other.
*Do not install the transmitter in the following locations:･Locations exposed to direct sunlight.
･Locations with high humidity.
･Near a television or radio.
･Near machines that spark, such as a welding machine.
･Locations where strong magnetic field is generated.
･Locations surrounded by steel frames or metal walls.
・Near any devices that could malfunction due to radio waves from the systems.

3.

When fixing the transmitter to a panel, etc., use mounting holes.

6-1-1. External Input
When using external inputs (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green) / 4(White)), connect the non-voltage contact
inputs that meets the following conditions to the external contact input terminal block.
Select the inputs that is less susceptible to chattering.
・ For the included AC adapter:

Steady ON/OFF switching of voltage/current 5 V/3 mA・ For dry batteries:

Steady ON/OFF switching of voltage/current 3.0 V/2.5 mA

Set the input signal to 50ms or more.
(Screwless terminal block)

1 (Orange)

Applicable wire range:

2 (Red)Single wire: φ0.4 mm (AWG26) – φ1.0 mm (AWG18)
Stranded wire: φ0.3 mm2 (AWG22) – φ0.75 mm2 (AWG20)COM

Strand diameter of φ0.18 or more

3 (Green)
4 (White)

6-1-2. Input Circuit
When installation and connection to the external input
are completed, supply power.
Supply voltage input range: AC 100 - 240V
+ V depends on the type of power supply.
・For the included AC adapter : 4.0V
・For dry batteries : 4.5V - 3.3V
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6-1-3. Power Supply
When using the external inputs, turn on the power after completing the connection to the external input.
Input the power to the DCIN jack for AC adapter connection, or use AA batteries
The polarity of the DCIN jack for a connection to the AC adaptor is center-negative.
When using an adapter other than the attached AC adaptor, pay attention to its polarity.
Also, choose an adapter that is designed for an output voltage of DC 5V and an output current of 400mA.
The power supply voltage input range of the included AC adapter is AC 100-240V.
* Notes for using dry batteries
1.

Remove the dry batteries when leaving the transmitter out of service for a long time or when storing it.

2.

When using the AC adapter for power, remove the batteries in the interest of safety.

3.

If the BA LED continues to lit during transmission, the supply voltage is low. If the lamp flashes, thebattery voltage has more dropped. It is the situation not to transmit. Please replace it with the newbatteries as soon as possible.

4.

For all of the three replacement dry batteries, be sure to use new ones of the same kind.
Using exhausted dry batteries or a mixture of different dry batteries will not only shorten their lives, but it
could also be a cause of failure.

5.

6-2.

If an AC adapter is used, the unit will operate using dry batteries if no voltage is input from the adapter.

Installation of Receiver

Install the receiver following the precautions below.
1.

Keep the antenna away from metal sheets or wires.

2.

Keep the antenna away from noise sources.

3.

Select a location where there are no shielding objects between the antennas of the transmitter and thereceiver.

4.

The communication performance varies depending on the installation environment. Make surecommunication is possible before installation.

5.

The receiver is neither dust-proof nor drip-proof.
*Do not install the receiver in the following locations:・ Locations exposed to direct sunlight.
・ Locations with high humidity.
・ Near a television or radio.
・ Near machines that spark, such as a welding machine.
・ Locations where strong magnetic field is generated.
・ Locations surrounded by steel frames or metal walls.
・ Near any devices that could malfunction due to radio waves from the systems.

6.

Place the receiver where it can be seen easily and clearly from the transmitter. When using themounting fittings, secure the receiver to a location stable enough to support the weight.
Direct the antenna diagonally upward. Do not direct it downward in parallel with the side of the receiver.
Good

Bad

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6-2-1. Input / Output Terminal Block
External output in synchronization with LED illumination is generated at the input/output terminal block
inside. Remove the antenna and remove the screws (4) securing the side panel.
Move the side panel and remove the side panel.

As the input/output terminal block is on the back side, remove the acrylic sheet on the back by sliding it out.

RY1

8. GND

7. OC49.

5. OC2

6. OC310.
1 0

4. OC1

0 8

0 9

10.
1 0

RY1

2. RST2

3. GND

０ ７

9.
0 9

1. RST1

0 5

0 6

0 4

8. GND
0 8

0 2

0 3

7. OC4０ ７

0 1

6. OC34 . OC1

0 4

0 6

3 . GND
0 3

5. OC2

2. RST2
0 2

0 5

1. RST1

Input/output terminal block

0 1

Inside of the receiver (back)26

Terminal blockContents

1.RST1

All reset input (Returns the settings to default.)

2.RST2

Output reset input (Stop external output.)

3.GND

GND

4.OC1

Open collector output (Synchronized with orange LED illumination.)

5.OC2

Open collector output (Synchronized with red LED illumination.)

6.OC3

Open collector output (Synchronized with green LED illumination.)

7.OC4

Open collector output(Synchronized with orange/ red/ green LED illumination.)

8.GND

GND

9/10.RY1

Relay output (Synchronized with orange/ red/ green LED illumination.)

Pass the signal line through the signal line takeout hole before connecting it to the terminal block.
*Input/output terminal block: M3 screw

6-2-2. Power Input Unit
The polarity of the DCIN jack for a connection to the AC adaptor is center-plus.
When using an adapter other than the attached AC adaptor, pay attention to its polarity.
Also, choose an adapter that is designed for an output voltage of DC 24V and an output current of 500mA.
The power supply voltage input range of the included AC adapter is AC 100-240V.

6-2-3. Input circuit
For the Non-voltage contact input to be connected to the “All Reset” Input and “Output Reset” Input, use thecircuit with less chattering which can steadily turn on/off the voltage/current of DC5V/15mA.
“Reset” Input Circuit
５Ｖ

Photocoupler
Photocoupler

ＲＳＴ１，２

ＧＮＤ
Terminal Block
Terminal
Block27

6-2-4. Output circuit
Max. Rated Road of open collector is AC/DC35V 50mA.
Open Collector Output circuit
Transistor
Transistor

ＯＣ１～４

ＧＮＤ
Terminal Block
Terminal
BlockMax. Rated Road of relay output is AC/DC30V 0.5A.
Relay Output Circuit
ＰｈｏｔｏＭＯＳ
RelayRelay
Photo MOS
ＲＹ１

ＲＹ１

Terminal Block
Terminal
Block

When installation and connection to the external input and output are completed, connect the included AC
adapter to the receiver main unit. Supply voltage input range: 100 – 240 V AC

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7. Description of Operation
7-1. Basic Operation
When the receiver receives a signal sent from the transmitter, a LED illuminates the corresponding indicatoraccording to the set ID, and the receiver produces a relay output and an open collector output.
According to the color of the transmitter push button and external input, the corresponding LED color
illuminates and the corresponding open collector output OC1-OC3 is activated.
Kiki No.1

Kiki No.2

Kiki No.3

Kiki No.4

Tx (Green) LED : Lights during transmission

Kiki No.5

Kiki No.6

Kiki No.7

Kiki No.8

BA (Red) LED : Indicates the status of thepower supply
・Lights → The state that the power supply
voltage decreases.
・Blinks → Unable to transmit.

⚫

Kiki No. set in the transmitter and the indicator number of the receiver are paired.

⚫

The push buttons are not prioritized. The signal received later takes priority.

⚫

Pressing several push buttons on a single transmitter simultaneously becomes invalid.

⚫

When several external inputs on a single transmitter turn ON simultaneously, it becomes invalid.

The operation of the transmitter differs between the push button and external input.

■Action performed when the push buttons of transmitter are operated
When using the push button, "Event transmission mode" and "Normal transmission mode" have the same
operation.
Example) Action of the receiver when the push buttons of the transmitter Kiki No.1 are operated.
Transmitter
Kiki No.1

Receiver
Relay output
Terminal block:RY1
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
OFF

Indicator

1 (Orange) Button

Indicator Number 1
Orange: illuminates or
blinks2 (Red) Button

Indicator Number 1
Red: illuminates or blinks

3 (Green) Button

Indicator Number 1
Green: illuminates or blinks

4 (White) Button

Indicator Number 1 Off

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Open collector output
Terminal block:OC1-OC4
OC1/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC2/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC3/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)OFF■Action performed when the external inputs of transmitter are used
The operation of the receiver differs depending on the transmission mode set for the transmitter. For details
on the transmission mode, refer to “5-1. Transmitter Settings”.
Event transmission mode
While the external input (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)) of the transmitter is ON, the indicator number lights
or blinks in the color according to the input, and the external outputs of the receiver are ON.
When the external input of the transmitter is turned off, the indicator number of the receiver is turned off andthe external outputs are stopped.
Example) Action of the receiver when the external inputs of transmitter Kiki No.1 are used.
Transmitter
Kiki No.1
1 (Orange) external
input(Hold the ON state)
2 (Red) external
input(Hold the ON state)
3 (Green) external
input(Hold the ON state)
4 (White) external
input

Indicator
Indicator Number 1
Orange: illuminates or
blinksIndicator Number 1
Red: illuminates or blinks
Indicator Number 1
Green: illuminates or blinks-

Receiver
Relay output
Terminal block: RY1
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)

Open collector output
Terminal block: OC1-OC4
OC1/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC2/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC3/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)--

Normal transmission mode
While the external input (1(Orange)/ 2(Red)/ 3(Green)) of the transmitter is ON, the indicator number lights
or blinks in the color according to the input, and the external outputs of the receiver are ON.
Even if the external input of the transmitter is turned off, the receiver holds its status.
When the external input (4 (white)) of the transmitter is turned on, the indicator number of the receiver isturned off and the external outputs are stopped.
Example) Action of the receiver when the external inputs of transmitter Kiki No.1 are used.
Transmitter
Kiki No.1

Indicator

1 (Orange) external
input

Indicator Number 1
Orange: illuminates or
blinks2 (Red) external
input

Indicator Number 1
Red: illuminates or blinks

3 (Green) external
input

Indicator Number 1
Green: illuminates or blinks

4 (White) external
input

Indicator Number 1 Off

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Receiver
Relay output
Terminal block: RY1
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)
ON(Output continuation or
5 seconds)

Open collector output
Terminal block: OC1-OC4
OC1/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC2/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)
OC3/OC4 ON(Output continuation or 5
seconds)

OFFOFF

7-2. Receiver Test Operation
After receiving test codes, the receiver performs the following as shown in the table below. During test
execution, receiving signals becomes invalid.
Test codes are valid only when they are test codes combined by button inputs on the transmitter. Test codes
combined by an external terminal input and a button input are ignored.

Receive test code

Name

Operation

Button Orange + Red + WhiteRed LED1-8 ON (every 0.5SEC)(Button: Press orange, red and white Indication test
Green LED1-8 ON (every 0.5SEC)
simultaneously.)
Button Orange + Green +White
Relay output RY1 ON (every 0.5SEC)(Button: Press orange, green and
Output test
Open collector outputs OC1-OC4 ON (every
white simultaneously.)
0.5SEC)
Depending on the timing of pressing the buttons simultaneously, the button code pressed a little earlier thanthe others is transmitted, but not as a test code. The receiver may not execute a test action.

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8. SPEAKER (Option)
8-1. Speaker Operation
A speaker can be installed on the receiver (top) and it produces sound in synchronization with illumination(or blinking) of the LED indicators.
The speaker generates sounds corresponding to 3-color LED indication.
* The speaker sounds are prioritized.
* As the sounds are generated by using the open collector outputs “OC1-OC3”, the open collector outputs
cannot be used for connection of other devices.
The models with a speaker are as follows.
Speaker

ReceiverLarge-sized
8-indicator type
Large-sized
4-indicator typeMedium-sized
8-indicator type

With speaker

The number of correspondingtransmitters

AN426RⅡ-TH-MRD

8

AN426RHⅡ-TH-MRD

4

AN426RMⅡ-TH-MRD

8Speaker backSelect Switch for power source
Using 24V

Sound Group Switch

Sound volume32

8-2. Sound Selection
The speaker sounds can be selected from 15 groups.
The receiver is shipped with a Shneider’s speaker “ST-25MM”（or ”ST-25MM2”）connected as follows.
Output OC1: In synchronization with orange LED indication (push button 1 (Orange))⇒ Connected to CH1 of the speaker
Output OC2: In synchronization with red LED indication (push button 2 (Red))⇒ Connected to CH2 of the speaker
Output OC3: In synchronization with green LED indication (push button 3 (Green))⇒ Connected to CH3 of the speaker
The speaker is prioritized. When signals are input simultaneously, the speaker sounds in the following
priority order.
CH1 > CH2 > CH3
To change the LED indicator color (Orange, Red, Green) and sound (and priority order), change theconnection of the terminal block inside the receiver.

The speaker sound can be selected from 15 sound groups A-O. Select your desired sound group and set
the sound using the sound changeover switch of the speaker.
■ Settings of the speaker sounding time
The speaker playing time can be selected from continuous/ 5 sec. by the internal settings.
(For the setting method, refer to "5-2. Display Setting".)*The speaker is set to continuous output setting at factory default.
*The speaker volume can be adjusted between 0 and 102dB without steps using the volume control.

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Speaker(ST-25MM) sounds list
Color of line from speakerGroup
CH1(Green)

CH2(Yellow)

CH3(Brown)

CH4(Blue)A

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PARADESAZAE-SAN

TOUTCHB

CHIME

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KINJIRARETAASOBI

KATSUSHYACKINJIRARETAASOBI

KATSUSHYASHEEP OF MERYKUSAKEIBA

D

CHIME

PiPiPiPiSHEEP OF MERYKUSAKEIBA

E

CHIME

PiPiPiPi

FLICKERPiLaLaF

CHIME

PiPiPiPiAMARYLLISMOZART’S 40THGAMARYLLISMOZART’S 40TH

ASHITA GA ARUSA

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CHIME

PiPiPiPi

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FLICKERJ

CHIME

PiPiPiPiSAZAE-SAN

TOUTCHKSHEEP OF MERYKUSAKEIBAAMARYLLISMOZART’S 40TH

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EMERGENCY

FLICKERCHIME

PiPiPiPi

M

DOWN

EMERGENCYCHIME

PiPiPiPiN

PiLaLaFLICKERSHEEP OF MERYKUSAKEIBAODOWN

EMERGENCYSAZAE-SAN

TOUTCH

CH4(Blue) is no connected at shipment.

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9. After service and Warranty
If something is wrong. If you should find anything wrong with the machine when using it under normal
conditions, check the warranty and repair regulations and contact the outlet store through which you
purchased the product or our Sales Office. The latest warranty and repair regulations can be found on our
website.

The user is prohibited by law from disassembling or making modification to the unit or otherwise
may be subject to punishment.

〔Warranty Regulation〕
This regulation (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulation") is for post-shipment warranty provided by
HERUTU ELECTRONICS CORPORATION (hereinafter referred to as the "Company") so that you can use
the Company's product you have purchased with confidence. The Regulation does not apply to special orderproducts (custom products). In addition, purchased products shall be subject to the relevant manufacturer's
warranty regulations, and the Regulation shall not apply.
Please note that in the event that the product you purchased comes with an instruction manual that
describes the Company's old repair regulation, the latest Regulation will still apply.
1. Warranty period
Unless otherwise specified, the warranty period shall be "up to thirteen months from the date of shipment of
the product by the Company". During the warranty period, the Company will replace the product with a newone or repair it free of charge in accordance with the provisions of the Regulation.
In addition, if a failure occurs during the warranty period due to the Company's responsibility and the
product with the failure (hereinafter referred to as the "Product") is replaced with a new one or repaired freeof charge, the warranty period of the Product will be “thirteen months from the date of initial shipment of the
Product, or six months from the date of shipment of the Product that has been replaced or repaired,
whichever comes later”.
The warranty period for paid repairs shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Company's repair
regulation.
2. Warranty scope
If a failure occurs during the warranty period due to the Company's responsibility, the Company will replace
the product with a new one or repair it free of charge.
Even within the warranty period, the warranty does not apply in the following cases:A) In the event of failure or damage caused by improper handling by the customer, such as dropping or
impact during transportation or movement by the customerB) In case of failure due to disassembly or modification of the main unit by the customerC) In case of natural disasters such as fires, earthquakes, floods, and in case of failure or damage due toabnormal voltage
D) In case of failure caused by failure of equipment other than the Company's designated equipment
connected to the Product35E) In case of failure of the Product's accessories (AC adapter, antenna, connection cable, etc.)
F) If damage is caused by the failure of consumables or limited-life parts included in the Product:
1.

Consumables: Batteries (rechargeable, batteries, dry batteries, button batteries, etc.), recording
media (SD cards, etc.)

2.

Limited-life parts: Various switches (limit switches, push button switches, etc.) and various sensors

3.

Other items that are worn out or have a service life due to use

If consumables or limited-life parts fail, we will replace or repair the parts for a fee.
G) In case of failure caused by handling contrary to the usage and precautions described in the
instruction manual of the ProductH) If repaired, adjusted, or improved by elsewhere other than the Company
I)

If the Company is unable to reproduce the failure

3. About repair of the ProductPlease note that repairing the Product requires equipment such as measuring instruments and tools, so theCompany will handle it as a pick-up repair service at the Company.
4. About the shipping cost for replacement or repair of the Product
Shipping charges for sending the Product to the Company or a distributor, as well as shipping charges forsending the Product that has been replaced or repaired by the Company or the distributor to the customer,
will be borne by the Company or the distributor.
5. Disclaimer
The Company is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages or monetary loss caused by failure of the
Product or its use.
6. Additional notes
Please note in advance that the information of the Product described on the Company's website and in the
catalogs, instruction manuals, technical materials, and other materials provided by the Company are subject
to change without notice to customers.
〔Repair Regulation〕
This regulation (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulation") shall be applied to paid repair service(hereinafter referred to as the "Service") provided by HERUTU ELECTRONICS CORPORATION(hereinafter referred to as the "Company"). The Regulation does not apply to special order products (custom
products). In addition, purchased products shall be subject to relevant manufacturer's repair regulations, andthe Regulation shall not apply.
Please note that in the event that the product you purchased comes with an instruction manual that
describes the Company's old repair regulation, the latest Regulation will still apply.
1.

Subject of the Regulation

The Service is provided for the Company's products that are "beyond the scope of the warranty specified in36the warranty regulation" and "from the sales start date to the end date of the repair period (seven years fromthe production end date)". However, please note that the end date of the repair implementation period may
be earlier depending on the availability and procurement status of repair parts.
2.

Establishment of contract

The contract shall be established when the customer approves the quotation presented by the Company
and issues an order form before the end of the repair implementation period.
3.

Purpose of the Service

The Company will provide the Service for the purpose of repairing the function and performance of theCompany's product used by the customer if it fails beyond the scope of the warranty specified in thewarranty regulation. Please note that the Service requires equipment such as measuring instruments andtools, so the Company will handle it as a pick-up repair service at the Company.
4.

Usage fee for the Service

The usage fee for the Service shall be the total of the following fees:A) Repair service fee
The repair service fee is the total amount of technical fees, parts costs, other expenses incurred, andapplicable taxes associated with repairing the Company's product (hereinafter referred to as the "Productfor repair") that the customer wishes to repair.
B) Shipping fee (including the cost of packaging boxes)
The Company kindly asks that customers bear the shipping costs for sending the Product for repair to theCompany and for returning it from the Company. However, in the event that the Product for repair is sent
by payment on delivery by the customer, the shipping cost will be included in the Service charge.
5.

Warranty period and scope of the Product for repair

The warranty period for the Product for repair is "up to six months from the date of repair completion".
However, please note that failures other than the repaired parts (repaired places or replaced parts) are notcovered by the warranty of the Product for repair. In addition, if a failure occurs due to the Company's
responsibility within the warranty period, the Company will again repair the product free of charge.
6.

Handling of repair parts
A) In order to provide the Service stably for a long time and to promote environmental protection, etc.,
the Company may use recycled parts or alternative parts at the time of repair at its discretion.
B) The Company may, at its own discretion, collect the removed parts for the purpose of recycling or
analysis at the time of parts replacement through the regulation of the Service. Please note that thecollected parts are the property of the Company and will be recycled, used or discarded at its
discretion.

7.

Estimate for the Service

The estimate for the Service is basically free of charge. However, if the Company is unable to reproduce the37failure, it will not be able to carry out repairs and will not provide an estimate. If a technical investigation isrequired to reproduce the failure, the Company will estimate the cost of reproducing the failure.
8.

Return of unrepaired product

If the Company does not estimate the cost of the Service due to reasons such as being unable to reproduce
the failure, it will return the Product for repair to the customer.
In addition, if the customer does not place an order within three months from the date of creation of thequotation, or if the customer does not accept the quotation and the customer expresses an intention not tocarry out the repair, the Company will assume that the customer has canceled the request for the Service,and the Company will return the Product for repair to the customer without carrying out the repair.
In addition, if a shipping fee is incurred for returning the product, it will be borne by the customer.
9.

Handling of personal information

The Company will properly handle personal information such as names and addresses being provided inaccordance with the privacy policy posted on the Company's website.
10. Compensation for damages
A) The responsibility of the Company for providing the Service shall be limited to the matters andcontents specified in the repair regulation, and shall not include any damages incurred by thecustomer due to special circumstances (including loss of profits of the customer and damages basedon claims for compensation made by third parties against the customer) and damages caused by
the customer being unable to use the product due to a failure or defect of the Product for repair.
However, this does not apply if the damage was caused by the Company's willful misconduct orgross negligence.
B) Even if the Company is liable to the customer for damages in connection with the regulation of theService, the Company's liability shall not exceed the amount equivalent to the value of the Productfor repair, except in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence on the part of the Company. The
value of the Product for repair shall be calculated based on the residual value after depreciation or
the price of products with equivalent performance sold in the market at the time of damage.
11. Additional notes
A) The Company cannot restore stickers, LCD protective sheets, and coloring applied to the outercasing parts that you have attached yourself. In addition, if advertisement stickers were affixed at thetime of sale, they cannot be newly prepared as repair parts when replacing the outer casing parts.
After replacing the outer casing parts, the advertisement stickers will be returned without being
affixed.
B) Please note in advance that the information of the Product on the Company's website and in the
catalogs, instruction manuals, technical materials, and other materials provided by the Company are
subject to change without notice to customers.

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HERUTU ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
422-1 Higashimikata-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, 433-8104 Japan(Sales dept) TEL.+81-53-438-3555
Website URL https://www.herutu.co.jp/en/

FAX. +81-53-438-3411
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