Beninca TO.GO 2AK, TO.GO 4A, TO.GO 4AK, TO.GO 4ASE, TO.GO 2VA Programming Manual

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TO.GO 2A TO.GO 4A
TO.GO 2VA TO.GO 4VA
TO.GO 2AS TO.GO 4AS
TO.GO 2AK TO.GO 4AK
TO.GO 4ASE TO.GO 2QV
PROGRAMMING GUIDE
HAPPY 2VA HAPPY 4VA
HAPPY 2AK HAPPY 4AK
THERECEIVERS
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The receivers compatible with the new TO.GO/HAPPY ARC transmitters are available in 4 versions:
External box receiver to apply to the inside of the controller container, if the controller is not provided with built-in receiver.
This type of receiver has a terminal board for the connection of the power supply, the radio antenna and two settable outputs. B eing a 100% independent device, it can be used for any application requiring a radio control.
In this guide we will refer to the model ONE2WB (article code 9673103), a two-channel receiver that handles ARC, HCS and programmable codes
Plug-in receiver for controllers equipped with a quick molex connector. This type of receiver, once inserted into the controller connector, works line a built-in receiver,
receiving power and antenna signal from the controller, while the switch channels are handled by the controller. P rogramming is carried out using the button and the LED indicator on the receiver.
In this guide we will refer to the model ONE2WI (article code 9673102), a two-channel receiver that handles ARC, HCS and programmable codes
Built-in receiver, integrated into the controller, programmable via dip-switches/trimmers. This type of controller features a programming button and a LED indicator that allows the user
to set up the functions of the integrated receiver. In this guide we will refer to the model CP J 3, the controller incorporated in the geared motors
J M.3, the procedure is also similarto that of other controllers equipped with integrated receiver.
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Built-in receiver, integrated into the controller, programmable via LCD display.
This typeofcontrollers alwayshas aradio menuthroughwhichyoucan perform allthe operations for programming the integrated receiver. The radio menu also allows for the management of advanced features of each device.
In this guide we will refer to the model BRAINY, the procedure is, once again, similar to that of other controllers with LCD display
It is important to know that most B enincà receivers store transmitter codes in a special removable memory (EEPROM). The picture to the side shows an EEPROM installed on a controller, in the instructions included with the device always show the position of the EEPROM. Should you need toreplace a controller or a receiver, you can remove the EEPROM fromthe old card and install it on the new one (as long as the devices are of the same model). This will prevent having to store again all the transmitters, a very useful feature especially if a receiver is used by many users (condominiums, residences, communities). There is also a special high-capacity EEPROM available (art. MEM 2048) able to store a large number of transmitters (2048) compared to standard EEP ROM (that can store usually onyl 64 codes).
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TO.GO/HAPPY-STORINGOFTRANSMITTERS
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BOX RECEIVER (ONE.2WB/ONE.2WO AND EARLIER VERSIONS)
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Connect the antenna to the appropriate input using only RG58 cable, then power the device according to the instructions given in the userʼs manual. The box receivers usually feature two transmission channels (CH1 and CH2), to identify the channel on which you are performing the programming, the LED color is used: The channel CH 1 is associated with the color RED The channel CH 2 is associated with the color GREEN To store a transmitter in the memory proceed as follows:
Press the Program button, using a paper clip until the red LED lights up.
Within 5 seconds, press the button of the transmitter to be associated with the channel 1.
Within the following 5 seconds, you can save a new transmitter to channel 1.
To associate the channel 2, press 2 times the Program button of the device until the green LE D lights up.
Within 5 seconds, press the button of the transmitter to be associated with the channel 2.
Within the following 5 seconds, you can save a new transmitter to channel 2. The box receivers also allow for setting of other functions such as setting a switching time or the output switching mode (mono-
stable/bistable). For more information refer to the instructions supplied with the device.
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PLUG-IN RECEIVER (ONE. 2WI AND EARLIER VERSIONS)
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Insert the plug-in receiver in the molex connector in the control unit. The molex connector has a dedicated plug-in side that must be observed. The control unit must be powered, the antenna must be connected to the relevant terminals using exclusively an RG58 cable. The plug-in receivers usually feature two transmission channels (CH1 and CH2), to identify the channel on which you are perfor­ming the programming, the LED color is used: The channel CH 1 is associated with the color RED The channel CH 2 is associated with the color GREEN To store a transmitter in the memory proceed as follows:
Press the Program button, until the red LED lights up.
Within 5 seconds, press the button of the transmitter to be associated with the channel 1.
Within the following 5 seconds, you can save a new transmitter to channel 1.
To associate the channel 2, press 2 times the Program button of the device until the green LE D lights up.
Within 5 seconds, press the button of the transmitter to be associated with the channel 2.
Within the following 5 seconds, you can save a new transmitter to channel 2. The plug-in receivers also allow for setting of other functions such as setting a switching time or the output switching mode (mo-
nostable/bistable). For more information refer to the instructions supplied with the device.
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CONTROL UNITS WITH BUILT-IN RADIO AND LEARNING BUTTON
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This type of controller features a programming button and a LED indicator that allows the user to set up the functions of the inte­grated receiver.
The control unit must be powered, the antenna must be connected to the relevant inputs using exclusively an RG58 cable.
The name of the button and that of the LED vary depending on the controller. In the example below, we refer to a CP.J 3 controller:
Press 1 time the PGM button for 1s, LED DL1 starts blinking with a pause of 1s to indicate, to show that the receiver is waiting for a transmitter code.
Press within 10s the button of the transmitter to be memorised with the P.P. function. After storing the transmitter, the receiver automatically exits the programming phase.
Within 10s from saving, you can save other transmitters.
Some controllers use the LED or the assistive light to conrm that the transmitter has been saved successfully.
To exit the programming mode without saving any transmitter, wait 10s.
Some control units may feature special functions (pedestrian opening, second radio channel). Consult the deviceʼs instructions for more information.
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CONTROL UNITS WITH BUILT-IN RADIO CONTROL AND LCD DISPLAY
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This type of controllers have a radio menu through which you can performallthe operations forprogrammingthe integrated receiver. The control unit must be powered, the antenna must be connected to the relevant inputs using exclusively an RG58 cable. Press the button <OK>, the LCD display switches on and opens the rst menu available (usually “P arameters” P AR).
Use the button <+> or <->to navigate in the menu “RADI” (RADIO).
Press the button <OK>, the display shows the rst function available in the menu (usually the function PP).
Select with the button <+>or <-> the “P P ” function.
Press the button <OK>, the display shows the message “PUS H” to indicate that a button is waiting and prompts you to push the button of the transmitter that you want to associate.
Upon completion, “OK” will appear on the display.
The radio menu also has other functions specic to the type of controller (pedestrian opening, second radio channel, separate open/close); refer to the instructions included with the device
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BATTERY REPLACEMENT
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If during normal operation, the LED ashes by pressing any button, the battery is low and needs to be replaced. To replace the battery, open the battery lid using a screwdriver as shown in the picture, by lightly pressing on both slits. Replace the battery following the polarity, the symbol +is indicated in the printed circuit board.
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WARNING!:
Batteries are special waste and must be disposed of in compliance with the regulations in force.
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