PEHA Easyclick 24V JR-receiver Plus Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Installation and operating instructions
Easyclick 24V JR-receiver Plus

Art.no.: 452/24 FU-EP JR o.T.

GB

1. General

1.1 Application

A roller shutter, blinds or an awning with end position
switch (24V DC motor) can be actuated with the 1 and
2 output of the receiver. The receiver is operated with
Easyclick transmitters (radio signal).
Before use, the transmitters must be assigned to the recei­ver (max. 32 receivers). Every transmitter can control an
unlimited number of receivers.

Note: Read through the operating instructions carefully
before putting the device into service.

1.2 Warranty conditions
These operating instructions are an integral part of both the
device and our terms of warranty. They must be handed
over to the user. The technical design of the appliance is
subject to change without prior notification. PEHA products
are manufactured and quality-checked with the latest tech­nology according to applicable national and international
regulations. Nevertheless, if a product should exhibit a de­fect, PEHA warrants to make remedy as follows (regard­less of any claims against the dealer to which the end-user
may be entitled as a result of the sales transaction):
In the event of a justified and properly-established claim,
PEHA shall exercise its prerogative to either repair or re­place the defective device. Further claims or liability for
consequential damage are explicitly excluded. A justifiable
deficiency is one in which the device exhibits a structural,
manufacturing, or material defect that makes it unusable or
substantially impairs its utility at the time it is turned over to
the end-user. The warranty does not apply to natural wear,
unintended usage, incorrect connection, device tampering
or the effects of external influences. The warranty period is
for 24 months from the date of purchase by the end-user
from a dealer and ends not later than 36 months after the
device’s date of manufacture. German law shall be applica­ble for the settlement of warranty claims.

1.3 Disposal of the device

The device must be disposed of in compliance with the
laws and standards of the country in which it is operated!

2. Safety

This device is only intended to be used for its stated appli­cation. Unauthorised conversions, modifications or changes
are not permissible! This device may not be used in con­junction with other devices whose operation could present a
hazard to persons, animals or property.

The following must be observed:

• Prevailing statutes, standards and regulations.

• State-of-the-art technology at the time of installation.

• The device’s operating instructions.

• Operating instructions can only cite general stipulations.
These are to be viewed in the context of a specific system.

3. Technical specifications

Transmit frequency 868,3 MHz
Power supply 24V DC
Capacity 1A (24V DC)
Ambient temperature
Storage temperature - 40 to + 85°C
Test specifications EN 60669-2-1
Identification CE
Protection type IP20

- 20 to + 40°C

4. Installation

Installation information!

Installation and commissioning may only be done by an
authorised electrician. Mains power 24V DC to electrical
equipment must be switched off during installation. Ap­plicable laws and standards of the country in which the
device is operated must be observed!

• Do not use outdoors (indoor use only).

• Installation close to floor level is not recommended.

• Connect only one motor to the receiver!

•

The direction of rotation of the motor can be changed
over without transit time! A motor which permits direct
changeover of the direction of rotation is to be used.

• The 1 and 2 outputs of the receiver are interlocked.

• Only the receiver, to which the transmitter is to be
assigned, should be in learn mode! If another receiver
is in learn mode, it is possible that the transmitter may
be inadvertently assigned to this receiver or deleted!

• Refer to the operating instructions for the
Easyclick transmitter!

This device is intended for installation in a flush-mount
installation box. They are to be equipped with the 1 - 5
multipurpose frame from the PEHA switch range.

CLR / MODE button
with LED

Delete all trans­mitters and para-

CLR/MODE

meter setting

LRN/SET

LRN / SET button
with LED

Learn mode and func­tion programming.

Learn mode:

LED = red

Function programming:

LED = green or orange

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• Install flush-mounted installation box in a suitable position.

• Install connection cables.

• Insert the device into the flush-mount installation box
and screw-fasten it securely in place.

• Switch on power supply after installation.

• Program the receiver (see Point 5).

5. Programming

For programming, the receivers must be connected to the
mains power supply. The programming is retained even in
a power failure.

5.1 Learn mode (assigning or deleting transmitters)

LRN/SET button

press briefly

Learn mode

(LED blinks red)

LRN/SET button

press briefly

Idle state

(LED off)

Notes:

– No transmitter is assigned to the receiver in its
delivered state.
– Several transmitters can be assigned (max. 32 receivers)
or deleted in learn mode.
– A transmitter is alternately assigned (LED on) or deleted
(LED off) each time the button is pressed!
– The receiver‘s Function 1 is preset after assigning a
transmitter to the receiver. The function can be changed
for every transmitter (see point 5.3).
– If no action takes place, learn mode will be terminated
after 30 s.

Activate transmitter once

(e.g. press button)

Transmitter assigned

(LED 1 on)

Receiver = Function 1

Transmitter deleted

(LED off)

5.2 Deleting all assigned transmitters

CLR/MODE button long activation

All transmitters deleted

Learn mode (LED blinks red)

s. Point 5.1

LRN/SET button press briefly

Idle state (LED off)

5.3 Function programming

LRN/SET button

long activation

Function programming

(LEDs blinks green rapidly)

Transmitter detection

(

Activate transmitter once

)

Function setting

(LED blinks orange 

number of blinks = function)

Press LRN/SET button

(number = function selection)

CLR/MODE

button

press briefly

Parameter setting

(LED blinks green 

number of blinks = parameter)

Press LRN/SET button

(number = parameter selection)

CLR/MODE

button

press briefly

Idle state

(LED off)

Note: If no action takes place, function programming will
be terminated after 30 s.

Transmitter detection (e.g. press transmitter button)

Activate transmitter once

LED blinks orange 

transmitter detected

Function setting (e.g. function 3)

LRN/SET button 3 x activated

LED blinks 3 x orange  function 3

Parameter setting (e.g. parameter 2)

LRN/SET button 2 x activated

LED blinks 2 x green  parameter 2

6. Operation and functions

6.1 Operating

The receiver is operated with Easyclick transmitters (radio
signal). Before use, the transmitters must be assigned to
the receiver (max. 32 receivers). The receiver‘s Function 1
is preset after assigning a transmitter to the receiver. It can
be changed by function programming. Every transmitter
can control an unlimited number of receivers.

6.2 Easyclick wall transmitters

Button UP

Button
DOWN

Button O

Button I

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6.2.1 Function 1 (Two-button operation)

Wall transmitter Function

Press button UP  or
DOWN  briefly

Press button UP  or
DOWN  long

Parameters

1 120 sec running time
2 10 sec running time
3 30 sec running time
4 60 sec running time
5 5 min running time
6 10 min running time
7 60 min running time

Note: Standard function after assigning a transmitter!

6.2.2 Function 2 (One-button operation)

Wall transmitter Function

Press button UP 
or DOWN 

Parameters

1 120 sec running time
2 10 sec running time
3 30 sec running time
4 60 sec running time
5 5 min running time
6 10 min running time
7 60 min running time

6.2.3 Function 3 (Button control)

Wall transmitter Function

Press button UP 
or DOWN 

Release button UP 
or DOWN 

Parameters

1 120 sec running time
2 10 sec running time
3 30 sec running time
4 60 sec running time
5 5 min running time
6 10 min running time
7 60 min running time

6.2.4 Function 4 (Automatic mode)

Already integrated for future applications! Activating au­tomatic mode opens up options for using the receiver in
combination with a sun sensor (Point 6.2.6) .

Wall transmitter Function

Press button DOWN  or I
Press button UP  or O

Parameters

1 Sun mode

6.2.5 Function 5 (Interlock)

The locking of roller shutters / blinds serves f.ex. the secu­rity during maintenance work. An activation of the lock is
carried out through a wall transmitter or through a window
contact when the terrace door is open.

Magnet

max. 5mm

UP, DOWN or STOP (blade
adjustment for blinds)

Continuous operation
UP / DOWN (parameter)

Continuous operation
UP / DOWN (parameter)

UP or DOWN (blade adjust­ment for blinds)

STOP

Automatic mode on
Automatic mode off

PEHA window contact

(450 FU FK)

Learn mode

Assign / delete window contact with its program button.

Function programming (transmitter detection)

Activate the window contact once with the magnet.

Function setting (e.g. function 5)

LRN/SET button 5 x activated

LED blinks 5 x orange  function 5

Parameter setting (e.g. parameter 2)

LRN/SET button 2 x activated

LED blinks 2 x green  parameter 2

Wall transmitter Function

Press button DOWN  or I
Press button UP  or O

Window contact Function

Opened Interlock
Closed Unlocking

Parameters

1 Wall transmitter safety function
2 Window contact safety function

6.2.6 Function 6 (Sun sensor)

Already integrated for future applications! Switch on auto­matic mode (see Point 6.2.4).

Sun sensor Function

On signal DOWN (1 s blade adjustment for blinds)
Off signal UP

Parameters

1 10 sec running time
2 13 sec running time
3 16 sec running time
4 20 sec running time
5 25 sec running time
6 30 sec running time
7 40 sec running time

Notes:

– Please follow the sun sensor’s instructions.
– The „UP“ function during the „OFF“ signal of the sun
sensors is especially recommendable for sunblinds!

6.2.7 Function 7 (Scenes)

With this function, set positions of the roller shutters /
blinds (scenes) can be stored and called up again.

Wall transmitter Function (parameter)

Press button  / O briey
Press button  / O long
Press button  / I briey
Press button  / I long

Parameter

1

button  / O = scene A, button  / I = scene B

2

button  / O = scene C, button  / I = scene D

Application example: scene

A scene can be adjusted by using a transmitter and an
available control (various receivers with assigned trans­mitters).

Programming

Assign the transmitter to each receiver, program func­tion 7 and set parameter.

Store scene (A-D)

• Set required positions of roller shutters/blinds.

• Press button/I or /O of the transmitter
for longer than 2s.

Select scene (A-D)

Press briefly the button /I or /O of the transmitter.

UP and interlock
Unlocking

Switch on scene A/C
Store light A/C
Switch on scene B/D
Store light B/D

7. Range

The strength of the radio signal between the transmitter
and switching receiver weakens as distance increases.
The range can be further reduced by different materials
or interference sources in the propagation direction of the
radio waves. The range can be increased by the use of
Easyclick Repeaters (radio amplifiers).

Material Reduction

Wood, plaster, non-coated glass 0 - 10%

Masonry, wood/plaster walls 5 - 35%

Reinforced concrete 10 - 90%

Range Conditions

> 30 m

> 20 m

> 10 m

Through 1-2
ceiling / wall

Note:
Go to www.peha.de for further information on “Range”.

Under good conditions (large, clear
space without obstructions).

Through up to 5 plaster/drywall board
walls or 2 brick/porous concrete walls
(furniture and persons in the room):
For transmitter and receiver with good
aerial positioning/layout.

Through up to 5 plaster/drywall board
walls or 2 brick/porous concrete walls
(furniture and persons in the room):
For receivers installed in walls or cor­ners of rooms, receivers with internal
aerial or narrow corridors.

Depending on ceiling/wall armouring
and type of aerial in the receiver.

8. Troubleshooting & remedies

8.1 New system or existing system

• Check power supply (electrician only).

• Check connected electrical loads.

• Check the system’s surroundings for changes that could
cause interference (e.g. metal cabinets, furniture or walls
which have been moved).

• If the transmitter/receiver operates at a reduced distance,
the radio signal was encountering interference or it was
operating outside the transmission range.

• Use the receiver at a better location.

• Delete all transmitters and reprogram the receiver.

8.2 Receiver switches by itself

• This may be caused by operation of an external trans­ mitter that was coincidentally assigned to the receiver.

• Delete all transmitters and reprogram the receiver.

8.3 Radio signal range limitations

• Use of the receiver in the vicinity of metal objects or
materials with metal components.
Maintain a distance of at least 10 cm.

• Moist materials.

• Devices which emit high-frequency signals (e.g. audio
and video systems, computers, electronic ballasts in
light xtures). Maintain a distance of at least 0.5 m.

8.4 Contact

Telephone:................ [phone]

Fax:.......................... [phone]

Internet:.................... www.peha.de

E-mail:...................... [e-mail]

9. Conformity declaration

PEHA products may be sold and operated in EU countries
as well as in CH, IS and N. PEHA herewith declares that
the receiver (452/24 FU-EP JR o.T.) is in compliance with
the fundamental requirements and other relevant provisi­ons of R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC.
The conformity declaration is available on the Internet at
the following address: www.peha.de

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