CAME RBE4RC User Manual

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

SERIE ATOMO |

RICEVITORE ESTERNO

EXTERNAL RECEIVER

RECEPTEUR EXTERNE

EXTERNER EMPFÄNGER

RECEPTOR EXTERNO

ATOMO SERIES

| SÉRIE ATOMO |

BAUREIHE ATOMO

|

SERIE ATOMO

Documentazione

S71

rev. 2.0

11/2001

©

RBE4RC

R O L L I N G C O D E

CANCELLI

AUTOMATICI

119RS71-GB

Tecnica

CAME

GB

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Four-channel AM 433.92 MHz frequency
Rolling Code Receiver, to be mounted on
the edge of the automation’s control board.
May be paired with ATOMO series CAME
transmitters with up to 500 units.
ABS outdoor container with IP54 protection
level.
Equipped with an internal display. Together
with Rolling Code technology, it allows quick
transmitter memorisation (max 500) and an
enduring, easy system maintenance (delet­ing/re-setting, adding or modifying)
It also includes a memory card (Memory Roll)
to make a back-up copy of all the memorised
transmitters.

N.B. All the operations of system pro­gramming and management may be car­ried out also by personal computer with
the related software.

The memory roll works with 12 or 24V AC/DC
Output functions:

- OUT1 in single stable or bistable mode
(see pg. 3)

- OUT2 in single stable mode with adjust­able timing from 1 to 300 seconds (see pg.

3)

- OUT3 and 4 in normal single stable mode

224

87

104

180

75

"

N.B. – The receiver must always be equipped with an aerial.

- Do not install more than one receiver at a distance of less than 4-5 m from each other to avoid
function defects.

- It is a good idea to set the
aerial as high from the
ground as possible and far
from metallic structures and
in reinforced concrete.

11

RBE4RC MOTHERBOARD

1 2 3 4

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

1

2

3

ENGLISH

MEMORY ROLL

10

12V

0V

24V

AC/DC

9

RBE4RC

dis. 25883

NC NO C

OUT1

OUT2

MAIN COMPONENTS

1. Programming display

2. 4-way dipswitch

3. OUT2 relay adjustment trimmer

4. Re-set key

5. Memory Roll card connector

6. RS232 connector for connection to the PC

7. Antenna-connection terminal block

8. Devices-connection terminal boards to command

9. Terminal boards for 12/24V AC/DC power supply.

10. Memory Roll

11. Programming keys

CLEAR

OUT3 OUT4

4

5

6

7

8

-2-

FUNCTION SELECTOR

ON

1234

1 and 2 Pprogramming and maintenance dips.

See pages ...

3 ON Bistable OUT1 relay
3 OFF Single stable OUT1 relay

4 Not used

TRIMMER ADJUSTMENT

ENGLISH

- MINIMUM single stable relay
activation time adjustment on output
OUT2: 1 second

- MAXIMUM single stable relay
activation time adjustment on output
OUT2: 300 seconds

PROGRAMMING/MAINTENANCE INDEX

- General notes -

PROG A - Memorises the 1
PROG B - Memorises subsequent transmitters
PROG C - Controls various outputs simultaneously
PROG D - Prepares a 2
PROG E - Changes password
PROG F - Saves the program on the Memory Roll

MANU A - Adds transmitters
MANU B - Deletes transmitters
MANU C - Inhibits a transmitter’s keys
MANU D - Deletes the entire programming
MANU E - Retrieves programming from the Memory Roll

read carefully

st

transmitter (TX Master)

nd

TX Master

pag. 4

pag. 5
pag. 6
pag. 7
pag. 8
pag. 9
pag. 10

pag. 11
pag. 12
pag. 13
pag. 14
pag. 15

-3-

C

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

A

GENERAL NOTES

The first memorised transmitter will be automatically recognised by the card as the
Master transmitter (and inserted in the memory’s first location).
The TX Master will be the system’s main programming and maintenance “agent”. It is
therefore necessary that it be kept by the person in charge of the management of the
automation connected to the receiver.
To this purpose, the receiver set includes a red four-channel transmitter for the TX
Master’s use.
To facilitate the management of the system, at the end of the booklet there is a section
called “USER’S FILE” with a grid in which to write down the name of the user for each
transmitter; therefore please keep this booklet together with the TX Master.

ENGLISH

Viewer A shows the transmitter’s

numerical location in the receiver’s
memory (500 transmitters can be
memorised, including Masters); this
location unequivocally identifies
transmitters.

During maintenance/programming
operations, Viewer B indicates one of the
receiver’s four OUT outputs.
However, during normal operation it
indicates the transmitter channel/key.

Flashing means that no transmitter has
been memorised on that output.

NC NO C

0V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

BA

Visors in stand by with

powered board

Flashing dots on the viewers means that the memory location has been reached for the
TX Master (the 1

st

is in location 001).

Additionally, the viewers guide the operator during the execution of the procedures
during programming/maintenance operations.

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C

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

PROG A - Memorises the 1st transmitter (TX MASTER)

FIRST BASIC SYSTEM PROGRAMMING OPERATION.
THIS PROCEDURE ACTIVATES THE BOARD,

WHICH WOULD OTHERWISE REMAIN INACTIVE.

PROCEDURE

A Press the receiver’s button 1 until

|Sto|

appears on viewer A and output

|1|

on viewer B;

B press the Master transmitter’s P1

key until the messages disappear.

Repeat A and B for each of the receiv­er’s buttons and corresponding TX Master
buttons, that is, buttons 2, 3 and 4 respec­tively with keys P2, P3 and P4.

C Verify the TX Master ‘s program­ming by pressing its keys in sequence: the
succession of displays should coincide
with the one illustrated.

A

NC NO C

0V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

ENGLISH

C

B

P1

P2

P3

P4

-5-

C

PROG B - Memorises subsequent transmitters

AFTER MEMORISING THE TX MASTER, PREPARE

THE AVAILABLE SYSTEM TRANSMITTERS FOR

ALL

MEMORISATION. THE FOLLOWING PROCE-

QUICK
DURE IS ALSO VALID FOR SUBSEQUENT TRANSMIT-
TER ADDITIONS*

PROCEDURE

A Press the TX Master key for the

output that is to be activated (10”) until

|Sto|

+

|linked output number|

appears on
the viewers and (after another 5”) the
transmitter’s LED indicator remains with its
light on;

ENGLISH

B within 20”, press the corresponding
key on the memory transmitter: the mes­sages on the viewers flash. Proceed this
way with all the memory transmitters for
that output.

C Press (within 20”) a new TX Master
key: the message changes, indicating the
new key/output on viewer B;

D repeat step B with the corre­sponding transmitter key.

* N.B. see also pg. II of the USER’S FILE

A

NCNOC0V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

9

10

10

9

11

OUT P.C.

12

11

6

12

1

6

_

TX RX

NC NO C0V12V24V

AC/DC

OUT1 OUT2

1

2

3

4578

10"

2

3

4578

15"

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

RBE4RC

OUT3 OUT4

P1

TX Master

LED indicator with
steady light on

B

P1

C

P2

TX Master

D

P2

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PROG C - Controls various outputs simultaneously

IF, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU WISH TO LINK THE SIMULTA-

NEOUS ACTIVATION OF THE FACILITIES CONNECTED

OUT1 AND OUT2 (LINKED SEPARATELY ON THE

TO

TX MASTER’S P1 AND P2 KEYS) TO A TRANSMIT-

TER’S P1 KEY, PLEASE PROCEED IN THE FOLLOW-
ING MANNER:

PROCEDURE

A Press the TX Master P1 key (10”)

|Sto|

+

|1|

until

appears on the viewer
and (after another 5”) the transmitter’s
LED indicator remains with its light on;

B within 20”, press the P1 key of the
transmitter to be memorised: the mes­sage on the viewer flashes. Proceed this
way with all the transmitters to be memo­rised for that output.

C Press (within 20”) the TX Master
P2 key: the message changes, indicating

|2|

key/output on viewer B

the

.

D repeat step B using the P1 key.

A

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

10

9

11

10

9

11

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

AC/DC

12

1

2

6

10"

12

1

2

3

4578

6

15"

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

RBE4RC

NC NO C0V12V24V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

3

4578

P1

TX Master

ENGLISH

LED indicator with
steady light on

B

P1

C

P2

TX Master

D

P1

-7-

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

PROG D - Prepares a 2nd TX MASTER

IF NECESSARY, IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONFIGURE ANY

THE ALREADY MEMORISED TRANSMITTERS AS A

OF

TX MASTER.

SECOND

PROCEDURE

A Press any key of the transmitter to
be configured as a second Master and
read the memory location occupied on
viewer A;

B set dip 2 to ON (viewer A shows the
first free memory location, viewer B a

|S|

flashing

ENGLISH

C select the transmitter location as

);

shown from point A with the UP and
DOWN keys;

D press any of the first TX Master’s

|M|

keys, (10”) until the

message, includ­ing periods, appears and flashes on
viewer B;

E re-set dip 2 to OFF.

N.B. It is possible to configure a single TX
Master in addition to the first one; if the
procedure is repeated with another TX, it
will automatically substitute the previous
one.

A

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

AC/DC

ON

B

1234

RBE4RC

NC NO C0V12V24V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

ESEMPIO

C

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

ESEMPIO

-8-

D

E

1° TX Master

12

1

11

2

10

9

3

4578

6

10"

ON

1234

CLEAR

1234

UT TEMP

CLEAR

1234

UT TEMP

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

3 4

PROG E - Changes password

IF FOR ANY REASON IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO

-SET THE PROGRAMMING DONE (SEE MANU

RE

D),

THERE IS A SECURITY PASSWORD PRE-SET TO

123 BY CAME THAT CAN BE CUSTOMISED.

PROCEDURE

A Set dip 1 and 2 to ON:

|001| + |C|

appears on the viewers

B press the CLEAR key: the writing

changes to

|000| + |c|

and the “c” flashes);

C select the existing password (the
one pre-set , for example) with the UP and
DOWN keys;

D press the CLEAR key (the entire
message

|123| + |c|

flashes) and then,
within 5”, press key 4 (the message
changes to

|000| + |c|

and the “c” flashes);

E set the new password with the UP

and DOWN keys;

F press the CLEAR Key (the letter

|m|

appears without flashing on viewer B), and
re-set the dip 1 and 2 to OFF.

N.B. The new password can be made up
of a single digit. Copy it in the appropriate
space in the USER’S FILE

A

ON

1234

B

C

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

1,2,3 is the password

pre-set by CAME

ENGLISH

ESEMPIO

D

UT TEMP

E

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

select a new

password (a number

from 1 to 500)

1234

CLEAR

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

12

1

11

2

10

9

3

4578

6

5"

F

ON

A

1234

-9-

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

PROG F - Saves the program on the Memory Roll

UPON COMPLETION OF THE SYSTEM’S INSTALLA-

TION, USE THE MEMORY ROLL TO SAVE PROGRAM-
MING DONE ON THE RECEIVER.

PROCEDURE

A Insert (*) the Memory Roll in the

corresponding connector;

B first press and

keep pressed any
TX Master key and then key 2 on the re­ceiver; release both only when (10”) the

|U|

message appears on viewer B;
C remove (*) the Memory Roll and file

ENGLISH

it.

* WARNING! Prior to any board connect-

ing or disconnecting operation, turn off the
power to the system.

B

BEFORE

A

AFTER

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

MEMORY ROLL

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

NC NO C

12V

0V

24V

AC/DC

OUT1 OUT2

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

OUT3 OUT4

RBE4RC

-10-

12

1

11

2

All 255 memory blocks transferred to the

Memory Roll scroll in quick succession on

viewer A

C

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

A

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

10

9

3

4578

6

10"

RBE4RC

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

MANU A - Adds transmitters

THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO ADD TRANSMITTERS:

- ADD THEM IN SEQUENCE, THAT IS, MEMORISE
ON THE FIRST FREE* MEMORY LOCATION (SEE

THEM

PROG B)

- OR (THIS PROCEDURE) ADD THEM IN A CHOSEN

LOCATION.

FREE

PROCEDURE

A Set dip 2 to ON: the viewers indica-

te a flashing

|1st free location|

+

|S|

;

B select another free location where
to add the transmitter with the UP and
DOWN keys;

C press the TX Master key
corresponding to the output on which the
transmitter is to be added: the selected
location now flashes on the viewer;

D press (within 20”) the new
transmitter’s key: the writing on the viewer
will remain fixed after a few seconds;

E re-set dip 2 to OFF.

A

ON

1234

B

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

If the |S| does not flash, it

means that location is

already occupied

C

ESEMPIO

ENGLISH

ESEMPIO

TX Master

* The first free location could be the location
following the last memorised transmitter or
an intermediate location previously occupied
by a transmitter that has been eliminated
(see MANU B)

N.B. see also pg. II of the USER’S FILE

D

E

ON

1234

12

1

11

2

10

9

3

4578

6

2"

-11-

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

MANU B - Deletes transmitters

IT IS POSSIBLE TO ELIMINATE ONE OR MORE TRANS-

MITTERS FROM THE SYSTEM (TO ELIMINATE THEM

IT IS NECESSARY TO RE-SET THE ENTIRE PRO-

ALL
GRAMMING, SEE MANU D). LOCATIONS EMPTIED

THIS MANNER CAN BE SUBSEQUENTLY OCCUPIED

IN

OTHER TRANSMITTERS (SEE MANU A)

BY

PROCEDURE

A Press any key from the transmitter
to be deleted and read the memory loca­tion occupied on viewer A;

B Set dip 1 to ON: the message
+

|C|

appear lighted up without flashing on

ENGLISH

the viewers;

|001|

C with the UP and DOWN keys select
the location of the transmitter to be de­leted with the UP and DOWN keys;

D press any key in the TX Master:
flashes on viewer B;

E re-set dip 1 to OFF.

|C|

A

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

AC/DC

B

ON

1234

RBE4RC

NC NO C0V12V24V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

ESEMPIO

C

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

-12-

D

TX Master

E

ON

1234

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

MANU C - Inhibits a transmitter’s keys

IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE TO INHIBIT ONE OR MORE

TRANSMITTER
INSTEAD OF COMPLETELY ELIMINATING IT.

KEYS (BUT NOT ALL ITS KEYS)

PROCEDURE

A Press a transmitter key to read the

memory location occupied on viewer A;

B set dip 2 to ON (viewer A displays

the first free memory location, viewer B

|S|

displays a flashing

);

C select the transmitter’s location with

|S|

the UP and DOWN keys: the

stops

flashing but remains lighted;

D press the key in the TX Master
corresponding to the key that must be
inhibited in the transmitter: the writing
flashes;

E press (within 10”) the CLEAR key:
the writing stops flashing and remains
lighted;

F re-set dip 2 to OFF.

A

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

24V

AC/DC

ON

B

1234

RBE4RC

NC NO C0V12V

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

ESEMPIO

ESEMPIO

C

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

ENGLISH

D

P2

TX Master

E

1234

MP

CLEAR

F

ON

1234

-13-

CLEAR

1234

UT TEMP

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

3 42

DOWN

MANU D - Deletes the entire programming

Upon COMPLETION OF THIS PROCEDURE, THE

WILL BE COMPLETELY FREE AND THE

MEMORY

INACTIVE.

BOARD

TO RE-SET PROGRAMMING FROM THE MEMORY
ROLL, FIRST RE-MEMORISE THE TX MASTER WITH

PROG A PROCEDURE

THE

PLEASE NOTE! THE TX MASTER MUST BE THE

SAME ONE USED FOR THE PROGRAMMING SAVED
ON THE MEMORY ROLL.

PROCEDURE

A First set dip 1 and then 2 to ON: the
message
ers;

ENGLISH

|001| + |C|

B press the CLEAR key: the

appears on the view-

|c|

flashes on viewer B;

C select the password using the UP
and DOWN keys;

D press the CLEAR key (the entire

|password| + |c|

message flashes) and
then within 5”, press key 3 (the writing
changes to

|C|

with the C flashing);

CLr| + |A|

and then to

|001|

E re-set dips 1 and 2 to OFF.

ON

A

1234

B

C

UP=13/14/15...........499/500/1/2/3.....

DOWN=13/12/11.........3/2/1/500/499/...

ESEMPIO

1,2,3 is the password

+

pre-set by CAME

D

-14-

UT TEMP

12

1

11

10

9

6

5"

E

ON

1234

1234

CLEAR

2

3

4578

UP

1 3 42

DOWN

MANU E - Retrieves programming from the Memory Roll

IT IS POSSIBLE TO RETRIEVE THE PROGRAMMING

PREVIOUSLY
TIME

SAVED ON THE MEMORY ROLL AT ANY

(SEE PROG F).

PLEASE NOTE! THE TX MASTER MUST BE THE

SAME ONE USED FOR THE PROGRAMMING SAVED
ON THE MEMORY ROLL.

PROCEDURE

A Insert (*) the Memory Roll in its ap-

propriate connector;

B first press and

keep pressed any
TX Master key and then key 1 on the re­ceiver; Release both only when (10”)

|P|

appears on viewer B;

C remove (*) the Memory Roll and file

it

* WARNING! Prior to any board connect-

ing or disconnecting operation, turn off the
power to the system.

B

PRIMA

A

DOPO

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

MEMORY ROLL

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

RBE4RC

ENGLISH

_

OUT P.C.

TX RX

NC NO C

12V

0V

24V

AC/DC

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3 OUT4

12

1

11

2

All 255 memory blocks transferred to the

receiver scroll in quick succession on

viewer A

C

1 3 42

UP

DOWN

A

AB

ON

1234

OUT TEMP

CLEAR

10

9

3

4578

6

10"

RBE4RC

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