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Rev. 1.3 25/06/2015
BeSAFE RX NEW
Receiver
With the BeSAFE RX NEW radio receiver you can connect:
-
up to 2 BeSafe Readers New
-
up to 2 BeSafe KEYBOARD selectors
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up to 2 BeSafe NFC Readers
-
up to 2 RX 2295 receivers
-
up to 2 actuators / LTX 2296 Radio Transmitters
for the implementation of commands given via Remote control, Trans-
ponder, Digital keyboard and Smartphone. The BeSAFE RX NEW has
a clock that is constantly operational with buffer battery for storing in
the memory the last 14,000 transits occurred during operation.
- Mod. BeSAFE RX NEW 433 :
433.92
MHz
- Mod. BeSAFE RX NEW 868 :
868.30
MHz
I
MPORTANT FOR THE INSTALLER
- The control unit must be powered by an extra low volt-
age safety source compliant with Standard EN61558-2-6.
The loads connected to the relays must also comply with
an extra low safety voltage.
- All operations that require the casing to be opened (in-
stallation, programming, repairs, etc.) must be performed
only by qualified personnel.
- The fixing of power and connection cables must be se-
cured through the use of optional cable glands supplied.
- Fix the control unit to a wall, using the relevant support
which is fitted to the casing, in such a way as to leave
said support facing downwards and insert the fixing
screws in the special holes.
I
MPORTANT FOR THE USER
- The device can be used by children over 8 years of age
and persons with reduced physical or psychological abili-
ties or with little knowledge and experience only if super-
vised or educated in its operation and safe use, in order
to also understand the dangers involved in its use.
- these instructions are available on the website
www.seav.com
- Do not allow children to play with the device and keep
the remote controls out of their reach.
- Frequently examine the system to detect any signs of
damage. Do not use the device if it is in need of repair
work.
-Always remember to disconnect the power supply before
carrying out any cleaning or maintenance.
- Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by
unsupervised children
- To replace the discharged battery remove the plastic lid,
extract the battery in use and insert a new one, respect-
ing the polarity indicated on the battery holder.
- The used battery must be disposed of in the appropriate
containers.
ATTENTION: keep this instruction manual safe and ob-
serve the important safety requirements contained herein.
Failure to comply with the requirements may cause dam-
age and serious accidents.
the product :
The Single Channel Receiver BeSAFE RX NEW complies
with the prescriptions of Directive R&TTE 99/5/EC.
T
ECHNICAL
D
ATA
- Power supply:
12VDC
- Max. consumption:
6 W
- Op. remote control:
12-18 Bit or Rolling Code
- Op. transponder:
BeSafe Card or Besafe Key
- Storable devices different from each other:
1000 Max
- 2 control relays:
30VDC 1A
- Operating temperature:
-10°C ÷ 55°C
- Dimensions:
110x121x47mm
- Container:
ABS (UL94V-0)
- Protection rating:
IP54
- Remote control capacity in open space:
30-70 metres
T
ERMINAL
B
OARD
C
ONNECTIONS
CN1 :
Power supply input 12 VDC 1500mA.
CN2 :
1 : Relay output OUT 1 clean control contact (NO).
2 : Relay output OUT 1 clean control contact (NO).
3 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (NO).
4 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (COM).
5 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (NC).
6 : Mass input.
7 : Antenna hot pole input.
CN3 :
1 : Power supply output 12 VDC Device.
2 : Communication port RS 485 signal A.
3 : Communication port RS 485 signal B.
4 : Power supply output 0 VDC device.
CN4 : Connection for “INT 2292” interface.
I
NSTALLATION OF THE
R
ECEIVER
It is very important to choose the place of installation carefully in order
for the transmitter and the receiver to function well. Capacity is not only
related to the device technical data, but also varies depending on the
site's radio-electric conditions.
The receiver is equipped with a rigid wire section antenna. Connect an
RG58 50 OHM coaxial cable tuned antenna if wanting to increase sen-
sitivity. Place the antenna externally in clearly visible points and away
from metal structures.
There must be a distance of at least 5 metres between the two receiv-
ers if installation is to be successful.
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