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Pairing an “sWave® 2.4 GHz-safe” wireless foot control
For the initial operation of a wireless foot control, the switch has to be paired once with the corresponding receiver unit, using a pairing cable. This video shows you how to do it. https://www.steute-controltec.com/
Wireless switch and receiver: teaching in, teaching out and resettingator
In this video, I'm going to walk you through the process of teaching in, unlearning, and finally performing a complete reset of a steute wireless switch on a steute relay receiver. We'll start by putting our relay receiver into the teach-in mode. I'll show you how to press the Learn button to prepar
Function and usage of "Listen Before Talk" (LBT)
"Listen before Talk" technology (LBT) prevents several wireless switching devices from all transmitting signals at the same time. But how exactly does this "time management" system work? https://www.steute.com/
steute Wireless // sWave.NET® EN
Wireless brings flexibility to intralogistics processes: this is the central message of this video which we have created to coincide with the LogiMAT. Take a look and find out more about the architecture of sWave.NET®, as well as application examples incorporating our wireless switchgear in material
Switchgear and sensors for shipbuilding and port technology
The demands made on the switches and sensors of today are steadily increasing due to the growing complexity of their application areas. In shipbuilding and port technology, the ambient conditions are particularly challenging, and normal switching devices soon meet their limits. As a reliable partner
Wireless receiver with RS232 interface: configuration and function
HTerm: http://www.circuitlake.com/serial-terminal-program-hterm.html
Setting and monitoring a status signal
The wireless switching devices transmit a status signal to the receiver at pre-defined intervals. Using the example of an RF I/O unit with an inductive sensor, we show you how easy it is to set and monitor the status signal. https://www.steute.com/
