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MA-SE-DCT3-01-02 Manual Doge CT3 eng rev2 

 

   Rev.4 Pagina 14 di 17 

 

 

VELA

  

RADIO-TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER 

433.92MHz ASK-

Rolling Code 

                                         

 

DESCRIPTION: 

Vela is an ergonomic and versatile radio-transmitter. It is provided with 4 push-buttons and one LED that goes on during code transmission. 
Superheterodyne receiver with ASK modulation, 4 channels with 2 relays and 2 open collector output, high performances and reliability. It has decode 
function, auto-acquiring of transmitter, anti-aliasing digital filter for optimized radio-performances. The dedicated firmware is extremely flexible and 
intuitive. It grants advanced functions as change of working modality for each channel. 
 It has a SAW filter for optimizing the selectivity and suppress out of bandwidth noise. It is even equipped with a reliable power supply with anti-noise 
filters and line protection against overvoltage. 

 

FEATURES 

European I-ETS 300 220 and ETS 300 683 Approved 

 

APPLICATIONS: 

Radio transmitter for sirens, burglar alarms, remote light switching, gates, up-and-over doors etc. 

 

                          

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

– Wired Antenna shield 

      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

 

– Input antenna 

       

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

 

– negative terminal 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

 

– positive power supply     

 

        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

– relay 1 contact n.o.  

(Led 1 green when activated) 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6

 

– relay 1  contact common 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7

 

– relay 2 contact n.o.  

(Led 1 red when activated)

 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8

 

– relay 2 contact common 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9

 

– output 3 Open Collector  

(Led 2 green when activated)

 

         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10

 

– output 4 Open Collector 

(Led 2 red when activated)

 

 
 
 

   ELETTRICAL FEATURES  OF RECEIVER  AT +25 °C  

     Parameter 

Min. 

Typ. 

Max. 

Unit 

Notes 

      Power supply (VDC) 

12 

30 

Volt 

 

      Power supply (VAC) 

12 

28 

Volt 

 

      Absorption (receiver only) 

14 

mA 

 

      Absorption (1 relay active) 

45 

mA 

 

      Absorption (2 relays active) 

70 

mA 

 

      Absorption (4 outputs  active) 

80 

mA 

 

      Center band frequency 

433.92 

MHz 

 

      Sensitivity  

-105 

dBm 

Note 1 

      Bandwidth RF  

–3dB 

±100 

kHz 

 

      Irradiated  clutters on antenna 

-60 

dBm 

 

      Power up time 

2,8 

Note 2 

      Command activation time 

0,5 

Note 3 

      Max. capacity of output contacts VDC 

1A   24V 

Amp  Vdc 

 

      Max. capacity of output contacts VAC 

1A   48V 

Amp  Vac 

 

      Max. capacity Open Collector output 

10mA  

mA 

Note 4 

      Working temperature 
 

-20 

+25 

+70 

°C 

 
 

    
 

 

Note 1:     

Measured with AM signal 100

square wave, 1KHz frequency. 

 

Nota 2:

     Lead time from switching on and reception of a valid code  

 

Nota 3:     

Lead time from command transmission (button pressure) and output activation   

 

Nota 4:     

Max applicable voltage depends on power supply of receiver 

24V o 30V   

 

 

Nota 5:     All measures relevant to 

RF parameters are done with terminal 2 connected to an antenna of 50 Ohm impedance. 

MECHANICAL FEATURES AND SCREW TERMINAL   

 

External dimension:

 

H (height) 

16,0 mm 

W (width) 

40,5 mm 

L (lenght) 

36,5 mm 

 

BUTTON 

LED 2 

LED 1 

Summary of Contents for DOGE CT3

Page 1: ...er charged against UV Protection against wall tampering and cover opening Protection against polarity inversion Discharged battery causes block of the horn and quick flashing further to block of the i...

Page 2: ...e central Led with 1 pulse and then pause ON PARTIAL The central Led flash 3 times and then flash of the central Led with 2 pulses and then pause ON DISARMED All Led switch on for 5 seconds and then s...

Page 3: ...ND ANOMALIES RED LED LD1 1 Speaker interruption 1 FLASH 2 Mains missing with immediate indication tension of the supply unit less than 11 9V 2 FLASHES 3 Battery not connected 3 FLASHES 4 Battery spoil...

Page 4: ...of partially armed system 0V in case of disarmed system Can be connected to the Led of system status of Minidoge or Minimurano 12V Output with 13 V tension always available protected by auto restorabl...

Page 5: ...line and FARO DT detector tamper STANDARD DETEC DOGE CT Pict 7 Connection balanced line and STANDARD AM detector tamper STANDARD DETECTOR DOGE CT Pict 5 Connection with NC line and tamper STANDARD de...

Page 6: ...on the picture 10 Memorize the first pushbutton of the remote control on OUT3 and the second on OUT4 the open collector outputs of the Vela receiver Program the two outputs as mono stable Two pushbutt...

Page 7: ...3meters OFF default Sirena Standard 1 250 2 645 103 ON NFC48265 1430 1585 107 INSTALLATION SERVICE AND TEST WALK TEST The anti tamper circuit is blocked right after supplying of the board and for abo...

Page 8: ...time switches on The output STI system status activates fix at 0V in case of total arming or intermitting in case of partial arming INPUT OUTPUT TIME After arming the control panel the output time st...

Page 9: ...e of anomaly during arming and disarming operations it will flash quickly As soon as the anomaly disappear flash returns to normal speed about 1 flash per second LED Anomalies on board it shows anomal...

Page 10: ...minutes can be set to 8 minutes Frequency limits See chart 12 Sounds Acoustic power See chart 12 Sounds Duration of the Led flash 1 000 000 flash minimum Conditions of humidity from 20 to 100 of humi...

Page 11: ...nt LEDs flash for 1 minute Does the tamper LED make 5 flashes Put zone 2 in alarm status Do the front LEDs make 2 flashes and then a pause AND does the loudspeaker sound at low volume Push A button of...

Page 12: ...ck if the sounder is correctly powered through the power supply connector Open the sounder cover and count the number of flashes as indicated in chart 3 Solve the anomaly then turn the sounder off and...

Page 13: ...ceiver to DOGE CT3 using the dedicated cable Picture 7 Give power supply to DOGE CT3 using a battery or a power supply unit Do the 2 LEDs of the receiver make a GREEN flash Push the button of the rece...

Page 14: ...6 relay 1 contact common 7 relay 2 contact n o Led 1 red when activated 8 relay 2 contact common 9 output 3 Open Collector Led 2 green when activated 10 output 4 Open Collector Led 2 red when activate...

Page 15: ...uency 433 92 MHz APPLICATION NOTES RELAY OUTPUT CHANGE To modify relay outputs from normally open N O to normally closed N C Cut the route relevant to desired output as in below figure N B After cutti...

Page 16: ...rn to operating mode is signaled by LED switching off Exemple 3 removal of transmitter from memory Push the button 5 times at first pressure LED 1 switches on green at second pressure LED 1 switches o...

Page 17: ...pressure push the button of transmitter that you want remove NOTE Maximum number of acquirable transmitters 50 Activation of output Activation of outputs is signalled by switching on of relevant LED L...

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