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DS1054-074B

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MD3300MRP

 5454801 

Radio: Load manager POWER

 

 

The complete instruction booklets in French, Spanish, German, 

Nederlands, Danish / Norwegian and the device configuration 

booklets via the Yokis PRO App can be downloaded by scanning the 

following QR-Code.

1.   GENERAL  DESCRIPTION

The 

MD3300MRP

 device is designed to control electrical loads so as to 

prevent, in case of simultaneous switching on of several devices, an overload 

that may cause the maximum electrical energy consumption allowed by the 

supplier to be exceeded and consequently the mains power supply to be 

disconnected. For proper operation of the device it is necessary to:

 

• 

  assign one or more MTR2000ERP(X) or MTR2000MRP(X) radio receiver 

relays to the MD3300MRP device (up to 7 relays directly connected or 

more than 7 using the RADIO BUS);

• 

 make the assignment between the receiver modules and the device 

channels (max 8 channels, each with a different priority: channel 1 = priority 

1 = highest priority), so as to indicate to the MD3300MRP load manager 

which receiver modules are to be piloted according to the priorities.

 It is possible to assign more than one receiver module to each 

channel in order to disconnect several loads at the same time. This 

also allows simultaneous control of phase and neutral on the same 

load, where this is deemed necessary.

If the absorbed power exceeds the set threshold continuously for the 

pre-alarm time (Ton), the MD3300MRP load manager provides the loads 

disconnection (receivers), starting from the lowest priority, as long as the 

value of the absorbed power does not result lower than the activation 

threshold. Once the alarm reset time (Toff) has elapsed, the device provides 

the loads connection (receivers) in reverse order. The load manager and 

the actuators communicate exclusively via radio.

RADIO RANGE
POWER Range:

• 

 Inside 100 m² apartments with perpendicular crossing of main wall or 

ceiling.

• 

 250m in open range.

  Range may be reduced by presence of metallic elements, crossing of 

walls or partitions.

2.   INSTALLATION

Precautions for the installer

• 

The device must only be installed by qualified personnel in a closed 

and adequately protected electrical panel, in accordance with national 

installation standards.

• 

Before performing the installation operations, check that the devices 

and conductors are not live.

• 

In order to comply with the safety regulations, the device must be connected 

to an electrical line protected upstream by a magnetothermic switch (curve 

C) with a current suitable for the load.

• 

Do not power on or connect the device if any part of it is damaged

.

• 

After installation, inaccessibility to the connection terminals without 

appropriate tools must be guaranted.

• 

 The device can be used in environments with category of measurement 

III and pollution degree 2.

For proper operation, the MD3300MRP load manager must measure the 

same current as the general energy meter. For this reason the ideal position 

for the device connection is immediately downstream of the general switch.

3.   WIRING

RADIO: LOAD MANAGER

 

 Wires with cross-section area of 0.5 mm

2

 or larger must comply with 

IEC 60332-1-2; wires with cross section area smaller than 0.5 mm

2

 must 

comply with IEC 60332-2-2.

It is necessary to wire and power the MTR2000ERP(X) or MTR2000MRP(X) 

receiver before the assignment with the MD3300MRP load manager.

  

Always make sure that the MTR module is configured with the default 

values.

The MTR used for load control must manage electrical sockets. In this case, in 

rest conditions, the MD3300MRP load control device periodically carries out 

an automatic check of all the MTR modules, in order to restart them in a time 

that can vary between 5 minutes and 40 minutes “.

4.   FIRMWARE  RELEASE

Press and hold the keys 

 and 

 for more than 3 seconds to display the 

firmware release of the device.

 

5.   RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS

If you want to delete all the settings made and restore the factory values, press 
the keys 

 and 

 simultaneously for more than 3 seconds. The display will 

show “RESET”. Factory values:
-  Setpoint: 3.3 kW
-  Ton: 60 seconds
-  Toff: 120 seconds

CAUTION!: Resetting to the factory settings does not delete the radio 

assignments made on the MD3300MRP device. To delete radio assignments, 

see in detail chapter “REMOVING ALL RADIO ASSIGNMENTS”.

6.   TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply: 230V~ (+10% -15%) - 50 Hz

Maximum own consumption: 4 VA

Direct current connection until 32A

Settable power threshold range: 0.8 ÷ 7 kW

Pre-alarm time range Ton: 10 ÷ 9999 seconds

Disconnection time range Toff: 10 ÷ 9999 seconds

Blocks for cables with maximum section of 6 mm

2

Radio frequency band: 2400 - 2480 MHz

Maximum radio power transmitted: 10mW

Operating temperature: -10°C ÷ +45°C

Operating humidity: 10% ÷ 90% non condensing

Storage temperature: -10°C ÷ +65°C

Container: 2 DIN modules

Overvoltage category: II

Operating altitude: below 2000 m (from 0 to 6560 ft)

Protection degree: IP20 / IP40 (on the front panel)

Indoor usage only, non-wet location

Insulation: reinforced between accessible parts (front panel) and all other terminals

Dimensions (H x L x D): 87,5 x 35,6 x 65 mm

 

7.   KEY TO SYMBOLS

Symbol

Description

~

Alternating input voltage

     

See the installation manual of the device

8.   SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Hereby, FDI Matelec SA., declares that the radio equipment type:

MD3300MRP load manager (code 5454801) 

is in compliance with Directive 

2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the 

following internet address: 

www.Yokis.com

RADIO ASSIGNMENT BETWEEN AN MTR RECEIVER MODULE AND THE 

MD3300MRP LOAD MANAGER

For correct operation, it is essential to configure a radio assignment between 

the MD3300MRP load manager and the MTR2000ERP(X) or MTR2000MRP(X) 

radio receiver relays. The MD3300MRP device is able to manage up to 7 

receiver modules directly connected. If you wish to manage more than 7 

modules, it is necessary to create a radio bus to allow communication between 

the MD3300MRP device and the subsequent modules.

 

Only one MD3300MRP device can be configured on each system.

 

On the MD3300MRP device, access the RADIO configuration menu by 
simultaneously pressing keys 

 and 

 (for approx. 3 seconds) until the 

display shows “

bind.r1

”.

 

You can cancel the assignment operation by pressing 

 key.

 

Press

 

 

key on the device to perform radio assignment.

 

While “

InProG

” is flashing (for 30 seconds), press briefly with a sharp, 

properly insulated tool into the “Connect” hole on the receiver module.

 

The MD3300MRP device will briefly display the message “PASS” if the 

assignment has been successful. The receiver module is now correctly 

assigned to the MD3300MRP device.

 

If the device displays the message “

Err. 03

” the assignment has not been 

successful. Repeat the operation and make sure to press into the “Connect” 

hole on the receiver module within the 30 seconds in which the MD3300MRP 

load manager displays the message “

InProG

”.

 

In some cases, if the receiver is out of radio range, it is possible that the 

load manager is unable to communicate with the receiver and displays 

the message “Err. 03”. In this case, refer to paragraph “Extending the 

range”.

 

 

It is necessary to repeat the entire assignment procedure for each receiver 

module you wish to assign directly to the MD3300MRP device.

REMOVING ONE SINGLE RADIO ASSIGNMENT

It is possible to remove an assignment between an MTR receiver module and 

the MD3300MRP load manager.

 

On the MD3300MRP device, access the RADIO configuration menu by 
simultaneously pressing keys 

 and 

 (for approx. 3 seconds) until the 

display shows “

bind.r1

”.

 

Press the arrow key 

 or 

 until “

dEL .r6

” is displayed. 

 

You can cancel the assignment operation by pressing 

 

 

key.

 

Press

 

 

to remove the assignment.

 

While “

InProG

” is flashing (for 30 seconds), press briefly with a sharp, 

properly insulated tool into the “Connect” hole on the receiver module.

 

The MD3300MRP load manager will briefly display the message “

PASS

” if 

the receiver module assignment removal has been successful.

 

If the device displays the message “

Err. 03

” the assignment removal has 

not been successful. Repeat the operation and make sure to press into the 

“Connect” hole on the receiver module within the 30 seconds in which the 

MD3300MRP load manager displays the message “

InProG

”.

>3s

Radio assignment

Removing a

radio assignment

Removing all

radio assignments

Procedure completed

Procedure failed

>4 sec.

>4 sec.

Scan

DEVICE SCAN FOR YOKIS PRO APP

The scanning operation allows the MD3300MRP device to be detected by 

the Yokis Pro App in order to subsequently carry out the assignment to the 

channels and the parameter configuration (Paragraphs 10 and 11) directly 

from the App.

 

On the MD3300MRP device, access the RADIO configuration menu by 
simultaneously pressing keys 

 and 

 (for approx. 3 seconds) until the 

display shows “

bind.r1

”.

 

Press the arrow key 

 or 

 until “

SCAn

” is displayed.

 

You can cancel the scan by pressing 

  key.

 

Press the key

 

 

to start the detection.

 

While “InProG” is flashing (for 30 seconds), start the device search on the 

Yokis Pro App and select it.

 

The MD3300MRP load manager briefly displays the message “

PASS

” if 

the device has been detected and selected by the Yokis Pro App.

 

If the device displays the message “

Err. 03

” the detection has not been 

successful. Repeat the operation and make sure to start the device search 

on the Yokis Pro App within the 30 seconds in which the MD3300MRP 

load manager displays the message “

InProG

”.

 

For more details on channel assignment and configuration of the 

MD3300MRP device through the Yokis Pro App, scan the QR Code 

at the beginning of the booklet to download the booklet.

REMOVING ALL RADIO ASSIGNMENTS

It is possible to remove all assignments between the various receiver 

modules and the MD3300MRP load manager.

 

On the MD3300MRP load manager, access the RADIO communication 
menu by simultaneously pressing keys 

 and 

 (for approx. 3 seconds) 

until the display shows “

bind.r1

”.

 

Press the arrow key 

 until “

CLEAr

” is displayed.

 

Press the key

 

 to delete all assignments.

 

The MD3300MRP device will briefly display the message “

PASS

”. All 

assignments with receiver modules have been removed.

EXTENDING THE RANGE

All YOKIS radio receivers also work as signal repeaters. The addition of one 

or more modules allows extending the radio range by creating a Radio Bus 

between the various modules on the system.
1) Creating the Radio Bus

 

Press once

 the 

Connect button of A module

 (the LED of A module starts 

flashing), then 

press once

 the 

Connect button of B

 module (connection 

between A and B is created and the 2 modules stop flashing).

 

 

The two buttons must be pressured within a maximum of 

30 

seconds.

 

Perform the same operation between B and C modules and so on with 

the other modules.

Directive 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 

on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) 

The symbol of the crossed-out wheeled bin on the product or on its packaging indicates that 

this product must not be disposed of with your other household waste. Instead, it is your 

responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection 

point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. The separate collection and recycling 

of your waste equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that 

it is recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment. For more information about 

where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, your 

household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

9.   RADIO CONFIGURATION MENU

Wiring via MTR2000ERP(X)

230V

50Hz

L

N

C1 N

C2

BP

L

5454801

5454462

Two-pole

thermo-magnetic

circuit breaker

Wiring via MTR2000MRP(X)

230V

50Hz

L
N

5454801

5454464

Two-pole

thermo-magnetic

circuit breaker

>3 seconds

Summary of Contents for MD3300MRP

Page 1: ...onnected If you wish to manage more than 7 modules it is necessary to create a radio bus to allow communication between the MD3300MRP device and the subsequent modules Only one MD3300MRP device can be configured on each system On the MD3300MRP device access the RADIO configuration menu by simultaneously pressing keys and for approx 3 seconds until the display shows bind r1 You can cancel the assig...

Page 2: ...onnected If you wish to manage more than 7 modules it is necessary to create a radio bus to allow communication between the MD3300MRP device and the subsequent modules Only one MD3300MRP device can be configured on each system On the MD3300MRP device access the RADIO configuration menu by simultaneously pressing keys and for approx 3 seconds until the display shows bind r1 You can cancel the assig...

Page 3: ...he test 11 OPERATING PARAMETER CONFIGURATION MENU The following operating parameters can be configured through the parameter configuration menu Setpoint kW Ton seconds Toff seconds When a parameter has been configured the device automatically switches to the next parameter configuration To exit the parameter configuration menu simply press the key When configuring parameters long presses of the ar...

Page 4: ...he test 11 OPERATING PARAMETER CONFIGURATION MENU The following operating parameters can be configured through the parameter configuration menu Setpoint kW Ton seconds Toff seconds When a parameter has been configured the device automatically switches to the next parameter configuration To exit the parameter configuration menu simply press the key When configuring parameters long presses of the ar...

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