BFT RTD, Руководство по установке

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INSTALLATION MANUAL ENGLISH
Thank you for buying this product, our company is sure that you will be more
than satisfied with the product’s performance. The product is supplied with a
“
Warnings
” leaflet and an “
Instruction booklet
”. These should both be read
carefully as they provide important information about safety, installation,
operation and maintenance. This product complies with the recognised
technical standards and safety regulations. We declare that this product is in
conformity with the following European Directives: 2014/30/EC and 2014/35/
EC (and subsequent amendments).
1) GENERAL OUTLINE
Programmable self-learning radio receiver system, having the following
main features:
• Receiver which can be cloned with 512 or 2048 codes
• Up to 4 outputs (1 st 3 modular) with automatic recognition
of the modules entered
• Outputs which can be configured as monostable, bistable, timed, anti-
aggression
• Programming by means of incorporated display
• Operation with fixed and variable codes
• Compatible with EElink protocol for fast installation and maintenance
• Group function for automatic entry of groups of transmitters
• Protection of receiver by means of password.
The RTD receiver combines the characteristics of utmost safety in copying
variable code (rolling code) coding with the convenience of carrying out
transmitter “cloning” operations thanks to an exclusive system.
Cloning a transmitter means creating a transmitter which can be included
automatically within the list of the transmitters memorised in the receiver,
either as an addition or as a replacement of a particular transmitter.
Therefore it will be possible to remotely program a large number of additional
transmitters, or for example, replacement transmitters for those which have
been lost, without making changes directly to the receiver.
Replacement cloning is used to create a new transmitter which takes the
place of the one previously memorised in the receiver; in this way the lost
transmitter can be removed from the memory and no longer be usable.
When coding safety is not a decisive factor, the RTD receiver allows you to carry
out fixed code additional cloning, which although abandoning the variable
code, provides a high number of coding combinations, while maintaining
the option of “copying” any receiver already programmed.
Using clones when there is more than one receiver (as in the case of com -
munal buildings),
and especially when a distinction is to be made between clones to be
added to or replaced in individual or collective receivers, could turn out to
be rather difficult. The RTD receiver cloning system for communal buildings
makes it particularly easy to solve the problem of clone storage for up to
250 individual receivers .
Passageway control is managed by an output with a N.O. contact; when
needed, the number of outputs can be increased by means of appropriate
MOP optional modules to obtain a maximum of 4 output channels, which
can be configured independently.
2) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1) Receiver
Power supply: ...........................................................................230V ±10%50Hz (*)
Frequency: ....................................................................................................... 433.92MHz
Working temperature: .............................................................................. -20 to +55°C
Coded by means of: ..............................................................Rolling-code algorithm
No. combinations: ............................................................................................ 4 milliard
Antenna impedance: ............................................................................ 50 Ohm (RG58)
Relay contact: ...................................................................................................0,5A, 12V=
Degree of protection: ............................................................................................. IP 20*
Max no. radio transmitters to be memorised:
Receiver version No. radio transmitters
RTD 512 512
RTD 2048 2048
(*) The degree of protection of the container becomes IP55 with the use of
an accessory supplied on request. Only use fittings suitable for the container
dimensions and cable diameter.
Accessories (optional):
RTD-RS
Additional board for controlling the RTD receiver via modem
MOP (Fig. 1)
Plug-in module provided with an additional output with N.O. contact.
3) CONNECTION DIAGRAM (Fig. 1)
Various types of installation are possible depending on the number of
outputs available.
Fig. 2 illustrates an example of an installation for an RTD receiver provided
with 4 outputs.
NOTE: For this type of installation, it is indispensable to choose the place for
the antenna with great care.
RTD
JP4
1-2 Power supply input 230 V ±10% 50/60Hz(1L-2N)
JP3
3 Output for COM common contact
4 Output for NO normally open contact. Contact for door opening
control
JP2
5-6 Input for antenna (5 signal – 6 braid)
JP7-JP8-JP9
Plug-in inputs for MOP optional modules
MOP (optional)
JP1
1-2 Output for NO normally open contact. Contact for door opening
control.
ANTENNA INSTALLATION
Use an antenna tuned to 433MHz.
For antenna to receiver connection, use RG8 coaxial cable.
The presence of metallic masses next to the antenna can interfere with
radio reception. In the case of insufficient transmitter range, move the
antenna to a more suitable position.
4) PROGRAMMING
Transmitters can be memorised by means of the incorporated display
programmer or the UNIVERSAL PALMTOP PROGRAMMER, which makes it
possible to create installations in the “collective receivers” mode, as well as
manage the complete installation database through the EEdbase software.
In the case of standard installations where no advanced functions are required,
it is possible to proceed to manual transmitter storage, making reference to
programming tables A and B.
Programming menu description
Add:
Allows you to add a transmitter to a receiver memory.
Three modes can be used:
Auto: the transmitter is entered in the first memory location available.
Manual: the number of the memory location where to enter the
transmitter is requested. This mode turns out to be useful in the
case where you wish to assign progressive numbers to the various
transmitters, in order to simplify any subsequent elimination from
the receiver memory.
Group: menu for automatic entry of groups of transmitters. See
paragraph 5.1 “Transmitter groups”.
After selecting the automatic mode, proceed as follows:
1) Use the + and – buttons to select the output you wish to activate.
If the “all outputs” option is selected, each transmitter key is automatically
associated with its corresponding output (T1– Output 1, T2 – Output 2
etc.).
2) Press hidden key on the transmitter.
3) Press the required transmitter key (T1, T2, T3 or T4) you wish to associate
with the previously selected output.
Note:
Hidden key has a different function depending on the transmitter model.
The cloned transmitters are automatically entered in the first memory
location available.
IMPORTANT NOTE: STICK THE KEY LABEL (MASTER) ON THE FIRST
MEMORISED TRANSMITTER.
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