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NST13308-P1000_A     2020-06-10     

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Receiver Installation

Determine mounting location of receiver and 

antenna - typically under the dash or behind a 

wall.

Antenna Installation

1.  The antenna must be installed in an open, non-

metal area in order to receive RF (radio 

frequency) transmissions.

2.  Antenna range will be reduced if located:

  A)  within 6 feet of a large motor

  B)  near large bundles of wires

  C)  near other RF devices

  D)  touching any metal

To Increase Antenna Range

  A)  Install exterior mount NMO Antenna

 See page 4 for accessory antenna options

Each time a button is pressed on the transmitter,  the corresponding output will turn On.  For example, if button #1 

is pressed, output #1 will turn On as long as the button is held.

If an input signal is sent to inputs A1 or A2, or any inputs B1 - B6, the corresponding output will turn On as long as 

the signal is present.  (A1 or B1 = Output #1 is ON.  A2 or B2 = Output #2 is ON)

Each output is factory set as momentary.  To change output from momentary to latching (push on / push off) see 

DIP Switch options detail on page 3.

ENROLLING NEW TRANSMITTERS - Self-Learning Receiver

1.  Remove and reconnect power to unit.  This will place unit into LEARN mode for 5-seconds.

2.  Press any button on transmitter once.  Wait 5-seconds and confirm the transmitter has been enrolled by 

pressing any button and verifying the correct output turned ON.

OR

1.  Remove cover from receiver enclosure.

2.  Locate LEARN switch 

(*small, push-button style switch located in the corner of the printed circuit board)

.

3.  Press and release the LEARN switch

     The Red LEARN LED next to the switch will flash

4.  Press any button on NEW transmitter.

6.  Red LEARN LED double blinks to confirm enrollment.

7.  Press any button on the new transmitter to confirm that the new transmitter code has been enrolled.

8.  Replace receiver enclosure cover.

Erasing Enrolled Codes

1.  Press and hold the LEARN switch 

(*see # 2 above)

 for 10-seconds.

2.  Red status LED will flash while holding LEARN switch

3.  Release LEARN switch when Red LED double flashes to confirm ALL transmitter codes are erased.

System Operation

Code Enrollment

Installation

1010-R6

Receiver

Model

6 - Relays

7 - Relays

12VDC

24VDC

30A Connector

Fixed Antenna

TNC Antenna

A1 &

 A2 

Switch Inputs

B1 - B6  Switch Inputs

Input Status  LEDs

Receiver Model Number Chart

Page -2-

Special Order=SP

SP OPT

OPT

OPT

OPT

1030-R6

SP OPT

OPT

Summary of Contents for POWERTouch P1000 Series

Page 1: ...Transmitters P1000 TF2 P1000 TX2S RANGE 300 feet typical Up to 600 feet OUTPUT OPTIONAL 6 Relays 7 Relays INPUT 2 12v A1 A2 6 12v or Ground B1 B6 FREQUENCY 433 MHz CODES Rolling Codes Secure Encryption VOLTAGE 12 VDC 24 VDC Special Order CURRENT 5 Amps Max per Output 10 Amp Input Standard 30 Amp Input Optional ANTENNA OPTIONAL Fixed Standard TNC Whip shown Flex Whip Roof Mount Flex Whip Glass Moun...

Page 2: ...ITTERS Self Learning Receiver 1 Remove and reconnect power to unit This will place unit into LEARN mode for 5 seconds 2 Press any button on transmitter once Wait 5 seconds and confirm the transmitter has been enrolled by pressing any button and verifying the correct output turned ON OR 1 Remove cover from receiver enclosure 2 Locate LEARN switch small push button style switch located in the corner...

Page 3: ...GRN BLK PNK BLK VIO BLK 12V A1 12V A2 CHASSIS GROUND 12V LOGIC POWER POWER 5 AMP POWER 5 AMP OUTPUT 1 5 AMP OUTPUT 2 5 AMP OUTPUT 3 5 AMP OUTPUT 4 5 AMP OUTPUT 5 5 AMP OUTPUT 6 5 AMP OUTPUT 7 5 AMP POWER 30 AMP 12v or GND B1 12v or GND B2 12v or GND B3 12v or GND B4 12v or GND B5 12v or GND B6 STANDARD RELAYS 1 4 OPTIONAL RELAYS 5 7 J3 J2 J1 ALL INPUTS B1 B6 ARE LOGIC SIGNALS 1mA ACTIVE WITH EITHE...

Page 4: ... faire l objet de modifications Déclaration FCC Cet équipement a été testé et déclaré conforme à la section 15 du règlement de la FCC Son fonctionnement est soumis aux conditions suivantes 1 l équipement concerné ne doit pas causer d interférences dangereuses et 2 il doit accepter toute interférence reçue y compris les interférences risquant d engendrer un fonctionnement indésirable Cet équipement...

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