The Nautilus Systems can be reprogrammed to give on/off outputs instead of proportional outputs or vice-versa, simply by entering the security code. Several different models of receiver are available, capable of operating from 10 to 35 VDC, 30 to 120 VDC or 110 / 220 VAC.

The microprocessor on the Nautilus Remote Vehicle Unit continuously monitors the engine sensors and informs the operator if any should move outside of their safe working limits. This prevents damage to the vehicle and expensive down time."Plug-in" design makes the circuit boards easy to replace, ensuring speedy repair and minimal "downtime". All cards are "keyed" with a special notch to ensure that they can only be inserted in the correct position.

The 32 character illuminated liquid crystal display provides a variety of diagnostic information. A thick rubber pad in the enclosure lid holds the "plug-in" circuit boards firmly in place. Individually fused output relays directly operate even the largest solenoids.

APPROVALS

Remote vehicle unit enclosure: Meets or exceeds C.S.A and U.L. 508 Specifications; Type 3, 3R, 3S, 4, 4X, 6, 6P, Nema 12, Nema 13.

U.H.F. Radios: Meets or exceeds the requirements of D.O.C (Canada) F.C.C. (U.S.A.) & D.O.T. (Australia)

SPECIFICATIONS:

Dimensions: 300 X 242 X 140 mm.
Weight: 3.86 Kgs.
Frequency selection: Synthesizer
Frequency range: 406 - 520 MHz.
Channel spacing: 25 kHz Frequency stability: ± 5 PPM
Selectivity: -60 dB min.
Spurious response: -65 dB min.
Intermodulation: -60 dB min.
Operating voltage: 7 - 35/30 - 120 VDC 110 VAC / 220 VAC.
Technology: HCMOS/CMOS/SMT
Temperature range: -30º C to + 60º C