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SATEL MTX-300 

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Configuration of all inputs and outputs: NO 
1. output cutoff time: 3 minutes 
2. output cutoff time: 6 minutes 
3. output cutoff time: 10 minutes 
4. output cutoff time: 15 minutes 
5. output cutoff time: 30 minutes 
6. output cutoff time: 45 minutes 
7. output cutoff time: 60 minutes 
8. output cutoff time: 90 minutes 
Maximum no-communication time: 1 hour 10 minutes 
Maximum signaling time (for each siren): 10 seconds 
No registered wireless devices 
Inputs do not trigger signaling 
Priority option enabled for inputs 

8.1  Restoring default settings 

Restoring the default factory settings means removal of all registered wireless devices. 

If wireless sirens are registered in the controller, they must be deleted before restoring 
the default settings. 

8.1.1  Using buttons 

1.  Power off the controller. 

2.  Press simultaneously the 

 and 

 buttons and power on the controller. 

3. Hold the   and 

 buttons down for about 4 seconds. 

4. When 

 is displayed, press the 

 button. 

5.  This will enter the service mode (the 

 function will be displayed). 

8.1.2  Using MTX soft program 

Click “Communication” 

“Manufacturer settings”. 

9.  Specifications 

Supply voltage ................................................................................................... 12 V DC ±15% 
Standby current consumption ..........................................................................................65 mA 
Maximum current consumption........................................................................................70 mA 
Operating frequency band .......................................................................433.05 ÷ 434.79 MHz 
Radio communication range (in open area) .............................................. depending on device 
Relay output rating (resistive load) ................................................................. 60 mA / 30 V DC 
OC type output rating...................................................................................... 50 mA / 12 V DC 
Environmental class according to EN50130-5 ......................................................................... II 
Operating temperature range.............................................................................-10 °C...+55 °C 
Maximum humidity..........................................................................................................93±3% 
Enclosure dimensions..................................................................................126 x 158 x 32 mm 

Summary of Contents for MTX-300

Page 1: ...1471 mtx 300_en 03 16 433 MHz WIRELESS SYSTEM CONTROLLER MTX 300 Firmware version 1 00 SATEL sp z o o ul Budowlanych 66 80 298 Gdańsk POLAND tel 48 58 320 94 00 www satel eu ...

Page 2: ...der the warranty SATEL s goal is to continually upgrade the quality of its products which may result in some changes of their technical specifications and firmware The current information on the introduced modifications is available on our website Please visit us http www satel eu Hereby SATEL sp z o o declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant pr...

Page 3: ...5 6 6 1 Using controller buttons 15 6 6 2 Using MTX soft program 15 6 7 Configuring keyfobs 16 6 7 1 Using controller buttons 16 6 7 2 Using MTX soft program 17 6 8 Configuring detectors 17 6 8 1 Using controller buttons 17 6 8 2 Using MTX soft program 18 6 9 Configuring sirens 18 6 9 1 Using controller buttons 18 6 9 2 Using MTX soft program 18 6 10 Programming signaling parameters 18 6 10 1 Usin...

Page 4: ...stic menu 21 7 1 3 List of diagnostic functions 21 7 2 MTX soft program 22 7 2 1 Diagnostics tab 22 8 Default factory settings 22 8 1 Restoring default settings 23 8 1 1 Using buttons 23 8 1 2 Using MTX soft program 23 9 Specifications 23 ...

Page 5: ...SP 300 wireless outdoor siren 2 Features Built in 433 MHz radio transceiver Support for 433 MHz radio devices manufactured by SATEL up to 32 keyfobs up to 16 detectors up to 4 sirens Encrypted transmissions from wireless detectors Two way encrypted communication with wireless sirens Transmissions from keyfobs dynamically secured with KeeLoq rolling code Up to 6 control functions available from key...

Page 6: ... the status of FTR output LED is ON when the output is connected to common ground LED indicating the status of FTB output LED is ON when the output is connected to common ground LED indicating the status of OTMP relay output LED is ON when relay contacts are shorted RS 232 port TTL standard for programming of the controller and updating of controller firmware To connect the controller to a compute...

Page 7: ...is active until tamper restore 4 Installing the controller Disconnect power before making any electrical connections The electrical installation must be provided with a 2 pole disconnector Be careful not to make any damage to the antenna printed on the controller electronics board The controller should be installed indoors in spaces with normal air humidity Before starting installation it is advis...

Page 8: ...e see section Diagnostics p 20 This will enable you to select the installation location which is optimal in terms of radio communication If the radio signal level at the planned installation place is too low select another location Sometimes it is sufficient to move the device ten or twenty centimeters to obtain a significant improvement of signal quality For detailed description of how to install...

Page 9: ...enu function will be displayed Entering a wrong code three times will block access to the service mode for 90 seconds entering a wrong code again after this time has elapsed will block the service mode at once 6 2 2 Button functions press to display the previous function or value press to display the next function or value press to run function or confirm selection 6 2 3 Exiting service mode or fu...

Page 10: ...ed outputs is displayed after dot define response of outputs to pressing button 4 graphic information on controlled outputs is displayed after dot define response of outputs to pressing button 5 buttons 1 and 2 graphic information on controlled outputs is displayed after dot define response of outputs to pressing buttons 1 and 3 graphic information on controlled outputs is displayed after dot exit...

Page 11: ...nfiguring outputs and inputs configure output OUT1 information on whether it is programmed as NO or NC is displayed after dot configure output OUT2 information on whether it is programmed as NO or NC is displayed after dot configure output OUT3 information on whether it is programmed as NO or NC is displayed after dot configure output OUT4 information on whether it is programmed as NO or NC is dis...

Page 12: ...or signaling triggered by input IN2 information on whether priority is enabled or not is displayed after dot exit function changing service code run diagnostic menu see List of diagnostic functions p 21 exit function 6 3 Programming using MTX soft program 6 3 1 Establishing connection 1 Connect the controller RS 232 TTL port with the computer using the USB RS converter offered by SATEL 2 Run the M...

Page 13: ... write data to controller after making any changes e g after adding device configuring device etc click to interrupt read write process click to add new device keyfob detector siren click to indicate computer port through which communication with controller is to take place After data have been written to the controller the status of programmable relay outputs may change they will be turned off ...

Page 14: ...cation Click on the indicator to trigger the selected type of signaling for testing purposes number of COM port through which communication takes place and port status gray disabled green light green alternately communication in progress information on data read write progress status of programmable relay outputs blue off orange on status of FTR FTB and OTMP outputs information on current output c...

Page 15: ...SATEL MTX 300 13 Fig 5 Detectors tab Fig 6 Keyfobs tab ...

Page 16: ...ill follow Maximum signaling time signaling will be stopped automatically by the siren after the preprogrammed time has elapsed even if the input is still on The parameter is to be programmed individually for each siren You can program the time within the range of 10 seconds to 3 minutes minutes seconds NO NC inputs outputs can work as NO normally open or NC normally closed Priority option availab...

Page 17: ...ggering a disarming signal 2 flashes alarm clearance signal 4 flashes if when the input was triggered another input became triggered which trigger alarm signaling 6 6 Adding keyfob detector or siren 6 6 1 Using controller buttons 1 Run the function and then function 2 Within 30 seconds time countdown is shown on the display press a keyfob button or open the tamper switch on detector or siren 3 Par...

Page 18: ...sage will be displayed When configuring the keyfob you can decide that it is always to operate in the same way as the keyfob previously configured Such a solution makes it possible to reduce the time intended for configuring keyfobs If the keyfob has no own settings but operates in exactly the same way as another keyfob you will be informed of it by the number message on the controller display and...

Page 19: ...ton is pressed 4 If the button is to control several outputs repeat steps 2 3 5 Repeat the above steps to configure the remaining buttons Indicating keyfob whose operation is to be copied by the keyfob 1 Click on the keyfob you want to configure 2 Click on the button in the Config column Context menu will be displayed 3 Select keyfob whose operation is to be copied by the keyfob 6 8 Configuring de...

Page 20: ...lect the siren to be configured and press the button 3 Run the function and then the function 4 Select the input which is to trigger signaling none input IN1 input IN2 inputs IN1 and IN2 and then press the button 5 Run the function 6 Define whether siren presence is to be controlled yes no and press the button 6 9 2 Using MTX soft program 1 Click on the Inputs sirens tab 2 Click on the selected si...

Page 21: ...s when enabling disabling priority for signaling triggered by input IN1 step 8 6 10 2 Using MTX soft program 1 Click on the Inputs sirens tab 2 Click on the selected input 3 Click on the button in Acoust opt signaling column Context menu will be displayed 4 Select the signaling type to be triggered by input see Description of signaling p 15 5 Double click on the field in Priority column to define ...

Page 22: ...s 1 Run the function 2 Select the siren you want to delete and press the button 3 Run the function 4 When is displayed press the button The siren will be deleted will be flashing for a few seconds on the display 6 13 2 Using MTX soft program 1 Click on the Inputs sirens tab 2 Click on the siren you want to delete 3 Click on the Remove siren button The Confirm window will be displayed 4 Click on th...

Page 23: ...fter exiting the function the tamper memory will be cleared check the level of radio signal received from wireless devices check siren status the function is available if at least 1 siren is registered in the controller check information on the controller firmware version return to service menu the function is available if the diagnostic menu has been entered from the service menu exit the menu if...

Page 24: ...tus information p 12 and some in the Diagnostics tab 7 2 1 Diagnostics tab The following information is displayed in the table Type device type MTX 300 keyfob detector or siren No number of device on the list of devices of given type Name name of device Tamper status of the device tamper switch OK switch closed tamper switch open tamper memory switch closed red square against green background on t...

Page 25: ...red in the controller they must be deleted before restoring the default settings 8 1 1 Using buttons 1 Power off the controller 2 Press simultaneously the and buttons and power on the controller 3 Hold the and buttons down for about 4 seconds 4 When is displayed press the button 5 This will enter the service mode the function will be displayed 8 1 2 Using MTX soft program Click Communication Manuf...

Page 26: ...24 MTX 300 SATEL Weight 210 g ...

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