Centurion Smart 2  Rx Installation Instructions & Owner'S Manual Download Page 1

CENTURION

THE AUTOMATIC CHOICE

SYSTEM

SYSTEM

REMOTE RECEIVER

1031.D.05.0011_3

CENTURION SMART

 is a remote control system using "self-learning" technology 

making it very quick and easy to set up. Each transmitter has a unique code 
obviating the need to set dip switches. With no 2 codes alike, the system is very 
secure. SMART 2 is fully compatible with all existing SMART equipment. For the best 
results, we recommend that the receiver be mounted as high up as possible, and 
preferably away from metal objects and other radio equipment. The receiver 
enclosure is weatherproof, but any holes drilled during installation should be 
properly sealed. The antenna wire has been tuned to an optimum length, and should 
not be modified.

CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM:

Transmitter:

Each transmitter is uniquely coded at the factory. 

It is 

NOT necessary to open the 

transmitter, except when changing the battery.

 

To replace the battery, rotate the 

inner casing, and remove from the outer clip. Using a coin, prise apart the inner 
casing to expose the battery. Replace with   type GP23 or similar.

Receiver:

Open the receiver housing by inserting a screwdriver into the slot at the base and 
twisting (See diagram overleaf).

For pulsed operation:

1) Locate the "LEARN" pins.

 WITH POWER ON, bridge the two  pins  with  the 

shunt provided. The red LED will now illuminate. 

2) Press the required button on the transmitter. The red LED will flash once, 

indicating that the button has been learned as a momentary button. If the red 
LED flashes rapidly, the memory is full, and the button cannot be memorised.

3) If further buttons are to be memorised, repeat from step 2. If not, remove the 

bridge from the "LEARN" pins. The system is now ready for use.

For latched operation:

1) Locate the "ERASE" pins.

 WITH POWER OFF, bridge the two  pins  with  the 

shunt provided. Power up the unit. The red LED will now illuminate. 

2) Press the required button on the transmitter. The red LED will flash twice, 

indicating that the button has been learned as a latched button. If the red LED 
flashes rapidly, the memory is full, and the button cannot be memorised.

3) If further buttons are to be memorised, repeat from step2. If not,  r e m o v e   t h e  

bridge from the "ERASE" pins. The system is now  ready for use.

Note

1) When programming a multi button transmitter to a multi channel 

receiver, button 1 will operate channel 1, button 2 channel 2 etc.

2) The single channel receiver is capable of memorizing up to 125 

buttons. The multi channel receiver is capable of memorizing up to 
500 buttons.

Erasing the memory:

With power on, the memory may be erased by bridging the "ERASE" pins with the 
shunt provided. The red LED will begin to flash. During this time, removing the shunt 
will cancel the erase process. After twelve flashes, the red LED will remain 
illuminated. Remove the shunt, and the red LED will flash rapidly as the memory is 
erased.

WARNING: This procedure will remove all existing users from the system 
memory.

Autolearn mode: (Pulsed operation only)

The receiver can be set into autolearn mode by bridging the "Learn" pins   

PRIOR to 

applying power.

 Each valid signal received in this mode will both activate the 

contact, AND be stored in memory. This is useful when setting up systems with a 
large number of   transmitters. The system can be left in autolearn mode for a period 
of time, and will automatically memorise the transmitters as they are used. 
Removing the jumper will cancel the autolearn mode. NOTE:   When using 
autolearn mode, any SMART transmitters in the nearby vicinity will be memorised. 
This MAY include transmitters used in other nearby areas.

Received signal indicator:

If a signal is received from an unauthorized button, the red LED will flash briefly. This 
indicates that the transmitter is functioning, but has not been learned into the 
system.

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