OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS
STANDARD FUNCTIONALITY
● The standard functionality enables wireless operation of EXTA LIFE system
receivers.
● The function of each remote control button depends on the operated receiv-
er type the button has been assigned to during remote control programming
(example: if paired to an ROP-22 receiver, the buttons can be used to turn
lights on and off; if paired to an SRP-22 controller, the buttons can open and
close roller shutters).
● Individual buttons can be assigned to more than one EXTA LIFE system
receivers.
● If a single remote control is to operate more than one receiver, the recom-
mended button operation mode is On/Off (example: button (1) is the On
command, button (2) is the Off command, or vice versa).
● When operating roller shutters with the P-456/36 remote control (paired to
an SRP-22), two buttons are required (one for the Up command, and one for
the Down command). The remote control can operate up to 18 roller shut-
ters independent of each other. The remote control buttons can work in the
local or central (group) control mode.
● You can assign the remote control buttons to receivers with different operat-
ing modes, the range of which depends on the receiver type (details see the
applicable EXTA LIFE receiver user manuals).
● If the remote control buttons are programmed to a time-mode receiver, each
button can be assigned with a custom time value from 1 s to 18 hours.
● You can delete specific button bindings from the receiver memory.
FUNCTIONAL WITH EXTA LIFE CONTROLLER AND APP
Functionalities enabled with the EXTA LIFE controller and app:
● Remote binding of individual remote control buttons to specific controllers
● Program remote control buttons to playback scenes or as conditions to ex-
ecute logical functions
● Monitor the transmitter’s battery life.
These functions are enabled only on a remote control paired with an EXTA
LIFE controller (by registering the remote control in the EXTA LIFE system).
OPERATION
1. Press or to select the button bank to operate. The active button bank is
indicated with a single LED turned on at the respective button bank number
(for the button banks from 1 to 5) Button bank 6 is active when all 5 LEDs are
on. Confirm the active bank button by pressing any control button (1 to 6).
2. With a button bank active, operating the control buttons 1 to 6 transmits RF
signals to the EXTA LIFE system components. The transmission is indi-
cated with the green LEDs flashing on the remote. A single LED at the active
button bank number is on for button banks 1 to 5. When active, button bank
6 is indicated by LEDs 2 and 4 flashing.
3. If the LED flashes fast several times when a control button is released, the
remote control battery is low.
To properly work and control the receivers, you need to pair the remote control
with them. See the applicable EXTA LIFE receiver user manuals for pairing
instructions (programming specific buttons in the receiver memory). The re-
mote control will only transmit when a button is pressed and then released.
No command signal is transmitted as long as a button is held pressed. This
feature prevents fast battery drainage.
REPLACING THE BATTERY
During normal operation, low battery is indicated by the LED flashing fast sev-
eral times when a button is pressed and released to transmit. If the remote has
been paired with an EXTA LIFE controller, the low battery status is indicated
by the EXTA LIFE mobile app with the Battery: Low message. The remote
control will indicate that the battery has to be replaced until the battery voltage
drops to < 2.1 V. The low battery indication stops only when the battery has
been replaced. The remote control requires a single CR2032 (3 V) battery.
1. Remove the two screws on the
underside of the remote control.
2. Remove the top enclosure part
with the silicon button pad.
3. Remove the battery from the
clip.
4. Press any transmitter button
several times (this is to drain
residual voltage).
5. Install a new battery. Mind the
polarity. The polarity is marked
on the battery clip terminal (the
“+” pole).
CAUTION: Wrong battery po-
larity may damage the remote
control!
6. Attach the top enclosure part
with the silicon button pad and
retighten the two screws.
7. Verify proper operation: the re-
mote control LEDs should be on
like when transmitting.
Low battery indication in the EXTA LIFE app
DEVICE COOPERATION AND TRANSMISSION RANGE
ROP-21
ROP-22
RDP-21
SRP-22
EFC-01
RNK-22
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
RNK-24
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
P-457/2
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
P-457/4
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
P-456/8
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
P-456/36
280 m
300 m
280 m
300 m
350 m
EFC-01
330 m
350 m
330 m
350 m
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CAUTION! The transmission range is specified to open areas, which are perfect transmission condi-
tions without obstacles. If there are the following obstacle types between the transmitter and the
receiver, expect the transmission range to be reduced by 10 to 40% for brickwork, 5 to 20% for wood
and drywall, 40 to 80% for reinforced concrete, 90 to 100% by metal, and 10 to 20% by glass. The trans-
mission range is also adversely affected by overhead and underground high-voltage power lines and
GSM transmitter bases located near the devices.
