CAME RBE4RC User Manual
CANCELLI AUTOMATICI
SERIE ATOMO |
RICEVITORE ESTERNO
EXTERNAL RECEIVER
RECEPTEUR EXTERNE
EXTERNER EMPFÄNGER
RECEPTOR EXTERNO
ATOMO SERIES
| SÉRIE ATOMO |
BAUREIHE ATOMO
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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