Key Automation RX4K Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para Su Instalación Y Uso página 3

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1 - SAFETY WARNINGS
CAUTION – to ensure personal safety it is important to follow these instructions and
keep them for future reference. Read the instructions carefully before proceeding with
installation. The design and manufacture of the devices making up the product and the
information in this manual are compliant with current safety standards. However, incorrect
installation or programming may cause serious injury to those working on or using the
system. Compliance with the instructions provided here when installing the product is
therefore extremely important.
2 - INTRODUCING THE PRODUCT
RADIO RECEIVERS
Key Automation radio receivers are 4-output receivers for control units with SSQ connector
(RX4K) and with external terminal board (RXM23K). Receivers accept fixed or variable code
transmitters. The receivers RX4K - RXM23K can be managed via the software and XRMA-
NAGER device with firmware versions 2.4 and later.
Warning: any use other than as specified herein or in environmental conditions other
than as stated in this manual is to be considered improper and is prohibited.
CODE DESCRIPTION
Plug-in receiver, 4 outputs, 433.92 MHz. Maximum memory capacity 1000
RX4K
codes
External receiver, 2 outputs 433.92 MHz. Maximum memory capacity 1000
RXM23K
codes
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Decoding
Compatible transmitters
Frequency
Power
Idle consumption
Max consumption
Input impedance
Outputs
Relay outputs
Sensitivity
Operating temperature
MAIN COMPONENTS
LED
BUTTON
BLUE
RX4K
OU2 = monostable or bistable configurable output
3 - PRELIMINARY CHECKS
WARNING - before installing the product, perform the following checks and inspections:
• Check that the intended mounting surface is solid and does not allow vibrations
• Use electrical connections suitable for the currents required
• Check that the power supply conforms to the values in the technical specifications
• Connect a type ANTS433 antenna; without an antenna, the range is cut to a few metres. The
antenna must be installed as high up as possible and above any metal or reinforced concrete
structures. The antenna cable must be type RG58 and no more than 10 metres long.
• If it is not possible to fit an antenna, the range can be increased significantly by connecting an
electric cable and keeping it straight.
4 - INSTALLING THE PRODUCT
Connect the radio receiver with the power supply disconnected and for RX4K models
check the connection position following the instructions on the control unit to which
the receiver is to be connected. Warning: in some control units, the cover of the RX4K
model must be removed. Follow the instructions of the control unit concerned. The
first remote control sets the type of encoding (fixed or variable code). When powered
up, the receiver flashes to indicate the type of encoding used by the remote controls
in its memory:
• 1 long flash = memory empty
• 2 quick flashes = fixed code
• 3 quick flashes = variable code
4.1 MEMORISING A REMOTE CONTROL
WARNING: When storing a new remote control, the sensitivity of the receiver is
temporarily attenuated to reduce unwanted signals. Keep the remote control in the
vicinity of the receiver.
PH. DESCRIPTION
Press and release the receiver button a number of
times equal to the number of the output to be activated:
once for output 1, twice for output 2, three times for
output 3, four times for output 4, five times for output
1 PRESET (button 1 = output 1, button 2 = output 2,
button 3 = output 3, button 4 = output 4). To find out
which function the receiver output activates, refer to
the manual of the control unit or device on which the
receiver is to be installed
The LED on the receiver will flash a number of times
2 equal to the number of the output selected, with 1
second pauses between flashes
Press the key of the remote control to be memorised
3
within 7 seconds, holding it down for at least 2 seconds
RX4K RXM23K
FIX - ROLLING FIX - ROLLING
SUB - PLAY SUB - PLAY
433.92 MHz 433.92 MHz
12-14 Vac / 10-16 Vdc
5 Vdc
14-24 Vac / 16-35 Vdc
41 mA @ 24 Vac
16 mA
20 mA @ 24 Vdc
45 mA @ 24 Vac
27 mA
27 mA @ 24 Vdc
50 Ω 50 Ω
4 2
- 24 Vdc, 1 A Max N.O.
-108 dB -108 dB
-20°+50° C -20°+50° C
J1 BUTTON
LED
+ (~) 12/24
BLUE
- (~) Vac/Vdc
OUT 1
OUT 2
RXM23K
J1: = 12 Vac / Vdc
= 24Vac / Vdc
OUT1 = monostable output
EXAMPLE
+ +
+1s
2s
If the memorisation has been successful, the receiver
4
will give one long flash
To memorise another remote control on the same
5
output, repeat point 3
If no commands are given for 7 seconds, the receiver
N.B.
automatically quits the programming mode
4.2 DELETING A REMOTE CONTROL
PH. DESCRIPTION
Press the button on the receiver until the LED lights up
1
(about 3 seconds)
Press the key of the remote control to be deleted
2 within 7 seconds, holding it down until the LED on the
receiver goes out. Release the remote control key
About 1 second after the key is released, the LED on
3
the receiver starts to flash
Confirm the deletion by pressing the button on the
4
receiver
If the deletion has been successful, the receiver will
5
give one long flash
If no commands are given for 7 seconds, the receiver
N.B.
automatically quits the programming mode
4.3 CLEARING THE ENTIRE RECEIVER MEMORY/ RECEIVER RESET
PH. DESCRIPTION
Press the button on the receiver and hold it down until
1 the LED lights up (about 3 seconds) and then goes out
(about 3 seconds). Release the key
About 1 second after the key is released, the LED on
2
the receiver starts to flash
To clear the entire memory, press the receiver button
on the third flash, or to reset the 4 outputs and restore
3
the default monostable settings, press the button on
the fifth flash
If the deletion/reset has been successful, the receiver
4
will give one long flash
4.4 CHANGE MONOSTABLE/BISTABLE BEHAVIOR OF OUT2
Only on RXM23K, limited to the second OUT2 output, it is possible to set monostable or
bistable operation.
PH. DESCRIPTION
Press and hold the receiver button until the LED
1 lights up (approximately 3 seconds) and then turns off
(approximately 3 seconds). Release the button.
About 1 second after releasing the button, the LED on
2
the receiver starts flashing.
To switch from monostable to bistable or vice versa,
3
press the receiver button at the seventh flash.
If the output modification is successful, the receiver
4
will emit 1 long flash.
4.5 REMOTE MEMORISATION OF A REMOTE CONTROL WITH
A REMOTE CONTROL ALREADY MEMORISED
A transmitter can be memorised without accessing the receiver. The user needs to have
a transmitter memorised previously, after which the procedure is as described below. The
remote copy procedure must be carried out in the area served by the receiver.
PH. DESCRIPTION
Press the key of the new remote control to be
1
memorised, holding it down for at least 5 seconds
Press the key of the old remote control to be copied (if
2 phase 1 has been successful, the automation system
will not respond)
Press the key of the new remote control to be
3
memorised, holding it down for at least 3 seconds
Press the key of the old remote control to be copied,
4 holding it down for at least 3 seconds, to confirm and
quit the programming mode
If no commands are given for 7 seconds, the receiver
N.B.
automatically quits the programming mode
5 - TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
The system may be put into operation after testing by a qualified technician, who must
perform the tests required by the relevant standards in relation to the risks present, to check
that the installation complies with the relevant regulatory requirements.
6 - DISPOSAL
Packaging components (cardboard, plastic, etc.), duly separated, must be placed in the
appropriate bins. Device components such as electronic boards, metal parts, batteries, etc.
must be separated and differentiated. For the methods of disposal, the rules in force in the
place of installation must be applied. DO NOT DISPOSE IN THE ENVIRONMENT!
KEY AUTOMATION reserves the right to amend these instructions if necessary; they and/or
any more recent versions are available at www.keyautomation.com
+1s
3s
EXAMPLE
( > 3s)- >
- >
0,5s 0,5s
3s
EXAMPLE
( > 3s)- > ( > 3s)- >
(1s) + (1s) +
EXAMPLE
( > 3s)- > ( > 3s)- >
(1s) + (1s) +
EXAMPLE
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