Cardin Elettronica 101/SL402409, Instruction Manual

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The motor can be remotely activated using a transmitter.
Two functions are available:
- sequential command open-block-close-block;
- activating the C-NO potential free contact (binding posts 7/8).
The commands can be given from any of the available channels.
S449 SERIES RADIO CONTROLS
Memory module M1
This is an extractable non volatile EEPROM type memory and contains
the transmitter codes and allows you to memorise up to
300 codes
(300 channel buttons).
The programmed codes are maintained in this module even during
blackouts.
s Attention! If the electronic card has to be replaced due to failure,
the module can be extracted from it and inserted into the new card.
Make sure that the module is orientated in the direction shown in
fig. 12 .
Signal LEDs "L2" (fig. 12)
Flashing quickly: cancels a single code
Flashing slowly: memorises a single code
Permanently lit: memory full.
TRANSMITTER CODE MANAGEMENT
Attention! Before memorising the transmitters for the first
time remember to cancel the entire memory content.
A. Memorising a channel (using the associated transmitter)
B. Cancelling a channel (using the associated transmitter)
C. Cancelling all codes in memory
D. Memorising ulterior channels via radio (without having to open
the box in which the receiver is housed)
A) Memorising a channel (fig. 12):
1. Press and hold down button " P3 " MEMO : The LED " L2 " will flash
slowly.
2. At the same time activate the transmitter which is to be memo-
rised.
3. Hold down button " P3 " MEMO until LED " L2 " starts to flash
again.
4. Release the button: The LED will continue to flash.
5. Activate the transmitter again (same transmitter, same channel; if the
channel is different or it is a different transmitter the memorisation
attempt will abort without success).
6. End of memorisation: The LED " L2 " will remain lit for 2 seconds,
indicating that the transmitter has been correctly memorised.
Note:
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if you attempt this, the LED will switch off when you activate the
transmitter (point 2).
Only after releasing the button " P3 " MEMO will you be able to
continue the memorising procedure.
s )FAFTERACTIVATINGTHETRANSMITTERFORTHElRSTTIMEYOUWAITFORMORE
than fifteen seconds without activating the transmitter a second
time the memorisation attempt will abort without success.
B) Cancelling a channel (fig. 12):
1. Press and hold down the button " P4 " DEL : The LED " L2 " will flash
quickly.
2. Activate the transmitter channel which is to be cancelled.
3. The LED will remain lit for 2 seconds, indicating that the transmitter
has been cancelled.
Note:
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stop flashing; Only after releasing the button " P4 " will you be able
to continue the cancellation procedure.
s &OR BOTH THE MEMORISATION AND CANCELLATION PROCEDURES IF THE
button is released before activating the transmitter the procedure
will abort.
REMOTE CONTROL
C) Cancelling all user codes from memory (fig. 12):
1. Keep both buttons pressed down (" P3+P4 ") for more than four
seconds
2. LED " L2 " will remain lit during the entire cancellation time (about 8
seconds).
3. LED " L2 " switches off when the cancellation procedure has termi-
nated.
Note: When the memory is almost full the time required to search
for a user code could take up to 1 second from when the command
was received. If led
"L2" remains alight memory is completely full.
To memorise a new transmitter you will first have to cancel a code
from memory.
D) Memorising ulterior channels via radio
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container) if jumper " J1 " has been inserted (fig. 12).
1) Make sure that the jumper " J1 " has been inserted (fig. 12).
2) Using a transmitter, in which at least one channel button "A,B,C
or D" has already been memorised in
the receiver, press the button on the
transmitter as shown in the figure.
Note: all the receivers within range
when the channel button is pressed
(and which have at least one of the
transmitter channel buttons memo-
rised) will activate their signal buzzer "
B1 " (fig. 12).
3) Press one of the channel buttons on the same transmitter. The
receivers which do not contain that channel code will sound a five-
second long "beep" and will then disactivate. The receivers which
contain the channel code will sound a one-second long "beep" and
will enter the "
programming via radio " mode.
4) Press the previously chosen channel buttons on the transmitter
which you wish to memorise; the receiver will sound 2 "beeps" of
half a second each after which the receiver will be ready to receive
another code.
5) To leave the programming mode wait for 5 seconds without pressing
any buttons. The receiver will sound a five-second long "beep" and
will then exit the programming mode.
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"beeps" and will automatically leave the " programming via radio "
mode. Led " L2 " will remain lit on the receiver. The same signal is
given each time you try to enter " programming via radio " when
the memory is full.
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A normally open contact ( 60 VA/24 W 30 Vac-dc only resistive
loads, excluding light bulbs) is available between binding posts 7
and 8. You can select a channel to associate with this contact using
jumper "
J2 ".
s #HANNELSELECTION*UMPER*
In the example " C " a four channel transmitter is assigned with the
following functions:
- channel "
A " activates the dynamic command (" TD ")
- channel " D " activates the " OUT CH2 " output
(closes the contact between binding posts 7 and 8)
CONNECTING THE ANTENNA
The receiver is supplied with its own antenna which consists of a piece
of rigid wire
345 mm in length. In alternative it is possible to connect
an ANS400 tuned antenna using a coaxial cable RG58 (impedance
50 7 ) with a maximum length of 15 m .
CHD
CHC
CHB
CHA
CHD
CHC
CHB
CHA
CHA
CHD
Dynamic
command
selection
"Out CH2"
Activation
selection
Channel selection example
CHA: Dynamic command
CHD: CH2 activation
A B C
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