Quick R902, R9062, R904, R910, R908 Manual Of Installation And Use
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RRC RADIO CONTROL RECEIVER
R902
R904
R906
R908
R910
R912
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Manual of installation and use RRC RADIO CONTROL RECEIVER
Mode d’installation et d’emploi RÉCEPTEUR RADIOCOMMANDE RRC
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INDEX
Pg. 4 CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION
Pg. 5 INSTALLATION - installation of the RRC radiocontrol receiver
Pg. 6 INSTALLATION - electrical connection
Pg. 7 INSTALLATION - OPERATION - external antenna
Pg. 8 OPERATION - receiver confi guration
Pg. 9 OPERATION - receiver confi guration
Pg. 10 SYSTEMS ERRORS AND FAULTS - SIGNALS
Pg. 11 MAINTENANCE - TECHNICAL DATA
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SOMMAIRE
P. 12 CARACTÉRISTIQUES ET INSTALLATION
P. 13 INSTALLATION - installation du recepteur radiocommande RRC
P. 14 INSTALLATION - branchement electrique
P. 15 INSTALLATION - FONCTIONNEMENT - antenne externe
P. 16 FONCTIONNEMENT - confi guration du recepteur
P. 17 FONCTIONNEMENT - confi guration du recepteur
P. 18 ERREURS ET PROBLEMES DE SYSTEME - SIGNALISATIONS
P. 19 ENTRETIEN - CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES
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CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION
RRC RADIO CONTROL RECEIVER
The RRC radio control receiver is a device which combined with an RRC radio transmitter is suitable for
controlling the operation of devices or accessories installed on recreational crafts.
The RRC radio system is a generic radio control whose failed operation must not cause damage to people,
animals or property.
The advantages offered by the RRC radio receiver are:
• Full supply range (from 10.5 to 31Vdc).
• Microcontroller-operated functions.
• FSK modulation and carrier frequency 913.7 Mhz.
• Operating temperatures from -15°C to +70°C.
• Indication of the system operating status, errors and problems by means of LED and seven-segment display.
• Protection against polarity inversion.
• Protection against the discharge of the battery.
• 50 transmitters can be stored.
• Translation mode to activate more receivers, installed in different spots, by means of one transmitter.
• Programmable digital filter.
• Two functions can be activated at the same time.
• Possible connection to an external antenna.
INSTALLATION
The installation of RRC receiver must be carried out by qualifi ed personnel.
BEFORE USING THE RADIO RECEIVER, CAREFULLY READ THIS USER MANUAL. IN CASE OF DOUBTS
PLEASE CONTACT THE RETAILER OR QUICK® CUSTOMER SERVICE.
This device was designed and constructed for use on recreational crafts.
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Other forms of use are not permitted without written authorization from the company Quick
The RRC radio receiver has been designed and manufactured for the purposes described in this user manual.
Quick® is not liable for direct or indirect damages caused by an improper use of the radio control, due to an
incorrect installation or errors possibly present in this manual.
If the RRC radio receiver is to be installed on boats that are approved or classified according to international laws or national specifications, the installer is responsible to complete requests according to these
provisions/classifications.
Instructions contained in this manual do not guarantee abide and satisfy these provisions/classifications.
THE PACKAGE CONTAINS
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: radio receiver - conditions of warranty - the present manual of installation and use.
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INSTALLATION
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INSTALLATION OF THE RRC RADIOCONTROL RECEIVER
The typical installation procedure will be described here below.
It is not possible to describe a procedure that is applicable to all situations; adapt this procedure to satisfy
specific requirements.
The RRC radio receiver must be installed in a dry area, away from motors or electrical generators; these devices,
as a matter of fact, generate an irradiated electromagnetic field that can bother the signal received from the
receiver.
If the receiver is placed inside a metal structure, then an antenna external to the structure should be installed, as
the metal walls block the radio signal.
FIG.1
RADIO RECEIVER
Model:R9XX RX RADIO 913MHz X RELAY A00
Code: FRRRCR9XXXXXXXX Rev:XXX
SN: XXXXXX WY: XX/XX
DC INPUT 10.5-31V 0.12A MAX
OUTPUT RELAY: 15+15A, Ton/Toff 17/943s
The RRC radio receiver box must be installed vertically (see fi gure 1), fi xed to the support shelf using four screws
(not supplied) and positioned at a height of at least 1 metre above the fl oating level of the boat.
Pay particular attention when drilling holes on panels or parts of the boat.
These holes must not weaken the boat structure or cause it to break.
The RRC radio receiver is compliant with EMC standards (electromagnetic compatibility) but a correct installation
is required not to compromise the performances of the device and of surrounding equipment.
For this reason the RRC radio receiver must be installed at a distance of at least:
• 1 m from the compass.
• 1 m from motors.
• 1 m from any radio receiver device.
• 1 m radio transmitting device (with the exclusion of SSB).
• 2 m from any SSB radio transmitting device.
• 2 m from the radar beam.
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION OF THE RRC RADIO RECEIVER
R902 - R904 R906 - R908 - R910 - R912
LED
ON/OFF
DISPLAY
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
CONFIGURATION
BUTTON
LED
ON/OFF
DISPLAY
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
CONFIGURATION
BUTTON
COM
ANT
SHEILD
PROG
V
-
*
*
*
*
*
*
relay 8relay 7
relay 10relay 9
relay 12relay 11
NEGATIVE (-)
POWER SUPPLY
FAST ON
2
O
N
**
4
O
N
**
6
O
N
**
8
O
N
10
O
N
12
O
N
**
NO1
relay 1 relay 2
NO3
COM
+
V
RELAY CONTACTS
COMMON FASTON
POSITIVE (+)
POWER SUPPLY FASTON
* RELAY ACTIVATION LED
** OUTPUT FASTON
*
*
V
-
NEGATIVE (-)
POWER SUPPLY FASTON
ANT
SHEILD
PROG
NO1
**
**
*
relay 4relay 3
*
NO2
NO4
**
**
relay 1 relay 2
N
O
3
N
O
5
NO7
N
O
9
N
O
1
1
*
relay 3 relay 4
*
relay 5 relay 6
*
*
*
*
V
+
POSITIVE (+)
POWER SUPPLY
FAST ON
RELAY CONTACTS
COMMON FASTON
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The RRC radio receiver is compliant with EMC standards (electromagnetic compatibility) but a correct installation
is required not to compromise the performances of the device and of surrounding equipment.
For this reason the RRC receiver’s wire must be placed at a distance of at least:
• 1 m from cables that carry a radio signal (with the exclusion of SSB radio transmitters).
• 2 m from cables that carry a radio signal for SSB radio transmitters.
• 1 m from NMEA cables or electrical power lines.
Follow the rules listed here below to implement the electrical system for the RRC radio receiver (see fi g. 2).
WARNING: before connecting or disconnecting cables from the electrical terminals of the receiver, make
sure that it is not powered.
• Power the RRC radio receiver only after verifying that all electrical connections have been carried out properly
and the correct power supply voltage value described on the rating label (fi g.1) positioned on top of the box of
the radio receiver.
• Use faston terminals (not supplied) to connect the cables to the receiver.
• Insert a switch (not supplied) to turn on and off the RRC radio receiver and interrupt the common wire of the
relay contacts. The distance between the switch’s contacts must be at least 3mm.
• Position the switch so that it can be easily reached if it is necessary to shut-off the device to prevent
dangerous situations.
• Correctly decide the size of the wires section, according to their length, for power supply wires, common wires
and those connecting to the devices being used.
• The RRC radio receiver must be powered by the battery using a separate line. Insert a 1A quick fuse (not
supplied) on the power supply line.
• On the “COMMON” input line, insert a fuse (not supplied) of the correct size, according to the absorption of the
used devices.
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