SMG JCM GO 868.35 MHz remote control replacement

Description

SMG JCM GO 868.35 MHz remote control; replacement - a solution for people who value the classic design of devices!

The classic appearance of objects increasingly appears in renovated forms. For many people, it is much nicer than modern designs because it refers to earlier solutions. SMG JCM GO 868.35 MHz remote control; replacement, allows us to use two buttons using variable coding. Thanks to this technology, we are able to program our remote control in any way.

Pilot model    SMG042JCM
Number of channels    2 buttons
Remote control frequency    868.3MHz
Coding system    variable code
Color of the remote control     black
Remote control power supply    27A
Libra    40 g
Remote control dimensions    63x40x10mm
The degree of protection of the housing against external factors    IP 40
Housing type    plastic
Compatible remote controls    GOPRO-mini 868 JCM TECH GOPRO-mini 868 JCM TECH GOPRO-2 JCM TECH GOPRO-4 GOPRO MINI · GOPRO2 · GOPRO4 MUVPRO2 · MUVPRO4
Cooperation with radio receivers    JCM 868.3MHz
Working temperature    -10°C +50°C

The programming procedure is the same as the original JCM remote control. SYSTEM CODING:

1) Press the TX master buttons A and B simultaneously and release them when the LED flashes (after approximately one second).

2) Press and hold the learn button on the decoding/RP card receiver: the LED must flash

3) When the master transmitter LED is flashing, press and hold the channel (TX LED is steady);

4) Before releasing the learn button on the decoder/RP card receiver, check that the LED lights up steadily for a few seconds to confirm that the "place code" has been saved.

5) Release the main channel button

TX.TX CODING:

1) Simultaneously press the system coding buttons A and B on the main TX transmitter and release them when the LED starts flashing (after approximately one second).

2) Front make contact with the master TX and the TX to be encoded (master or slave)

3) On the master TX (when its LED is flashing), press and hold the same channel that is used to encode the system: the LED is steady

4) Press the required channel on the TX to be encoded and release when the LED turns off after flashing twice to confirm the "place code" has been saved;

5) Release the main TX channel button 6) Repeat this procedure for each TX that needs to be encoded.