Risco RP432EW9 User Manual

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Fail safe: Relay will change state while power is lost.

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32 Zone Wireless Receive 915

Model:RP432EW9

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Complies with: EN 50131-3; EN 50131-5-3

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WARNING: This product should be tested at least once a week.

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Introduction

The LightSYS 2-Way Wireless Expander is a flexible unit that can be
used either as a wireless expander when connected to the LightSYS
security panel or as a stand-alone receiver, with support for up to 200
keyfobs and 2 outputs.

Main features

 Support for RISCO’s range of 2-Way wireless sounders,
slim keypads, 8-button keyfobs and detectors  Up to 4 2­Way wireless slim keypads

 Up to 32 supervised wireless zones (bus mode)
 Up to 16 multi-function keyfobs (bus mode)
 Up to 200 stand alone keyfobs (bus and stand-alone modes)
 Two utility outputs
 Rolling code technology
 Signal jamming detection
 Threshold-level calibration
 Tamper detection
 Transmitter supervision low battery detection
 Nominal center frequency: 868.65MHz or 433.92MHz or 915MHz
 Can be installed inside or outside the LightSYS main enclosure
 Up to two WL Expanders per LightSYS system

Installation

The WL Expander can be mounted as a separate unit with its own

installation manual.

plastic housing or as PCB inside the LightSYS main
polycarbonate enclosure. For mounting the expander
inside the LightSYS enclosure refer to the LightSYS

Mounting considerations

When installed in its plastic housing:  Do not install the WL Expander
close to metal objects and RF generating devices such as TV sets
or computers.  Mount the expander at a height of at least 1.5 m (5 ft)
above the floor.  Mount the expander relatively close and central to
the transmitter locations.

Wall Mounting

Figure 1 – Rear Panel

1. Screw cap

2. Upper mounting hole

3. Lower mounting holes (optional)

4. Wall tamper hole

1. Separate the mounting bracket from the main unit.

2. Use the mounting bracket as a marking template.

3. Tear off screw caps, as needed for covering front screw hole.

4. Mount the bracket to the wall.Wiring the WL Expander

Terminal
(left to right)

AUX Red

Com BLK Black 0V common. (In bus connection,

Description

+13.8V power VDC. (In bus connection,

3. Allocate the WL expander to the system (Programming menu

- Quick key [7 > 1 > 2 > 05]

Note:

I

4. Allocate the relay outputs of the expander as an output expander
(UO02) to the system (Programming menu - Quick key [7 > 1 > 2
> 03]

5. Calibrate the expander (Programming menu - Quick key [7 > 2 > 1])

6. Allocate wireless device (Programming menu - Quick key [7 > 2 >

2]) 7. Perform communication test between the expander and the
device

(Main menu > Maintenance> Wireless Test)

8. Set the WL device parameters (Zones: Quick key 2 > 1,

ON

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BUS YEL Data bus connection (Not for SA mode)

BUS GRN
Relay 1 N.O.

Relay 1 N.C.
Relay 2 N.O.

Relay 2 N.C.

Notes:

1
2

Data bus connection (Not for SA mode)

12VDC @ 1A max Dry Contact Relays

12VDC @ 1A max Dry Contact Relays

regardless of the wiring gauge used.

Bus Mode

(SW8 in OFF position)

Keyfobs - Quick key 8 > 2) and the outputs parameters (Quick key

3)

Stand Alone Mode

(SW8 in ON position)

When the expander is set to Stand Alone mode it can support 200
keyfobs that can control its 2 outputs. Each output is controlled by a
dedicated button. Dipswitch Settings

SW1 + SW2

SW3

Dipswitch Settings

SW1- SW3
SW4 – SW6 Three switches to set ID of the output expander.

SW7

SW8

LEDs Indication

LED

(RED)

WL Comm
(GREEN)

Programming Steps in the LightSYS

The following instructions define the main programming steps for

performing wireless expansion to the LightSYS using the expander.
Two expanders can be allocated to the LightSYS. For full
programming instructions refer to the LightSYS full installation
manual.

1. Define the expander ID using switches [1]-[3]. The expander ID is
set to 1 by default

2. Define the output expander ID using switches [4]-[6]

Three switches to set ID of the WL Expander.

UO expander Enable/Disable

Off: Disable
On: Enable

Operational mod

Off: Bus mode
On: Stand-alone mode

Condition

Bus communication between the LightSYS and

the WL Expander

Steady: Bus Communication OK
Flash: In Prog Mode OR Bus Communication

Communication between a WL device and the
WL Expander

Steady: Bus Communication OK
Flash: Bus Communication trouble

Description

SW4

SW5

SW6

SW7 Changing output keys control in the keyfobs

SW8* Receiver mode

Leds Indication

LED

Communication

(RED)

WL Comm
(GREEN)

Programming

Note:

Enrolling Keyfobs

1. Set SW1 ON, SW2 OFF.

2. Press Prog button shortly. Red LED flashes slowly.

must be defined as Yes

ON

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Receiver operation mode:

SW1 SW2 Mode

OFF OFF Normal mode
ON OFF Program mode
OFF ON

ON ON Delete keyfobs

Relay 1 / 2

Off: Relay 1
On: Relay 2

Used to define the Relays operation

Off: Pulsed
On: Latched

Setting pulse duration

Off: Pulsed counter is
off On: Pulsed counter
is on

Relay Fail secure / Relay fail safe

Off: Fail secure: Relay will not change state while power is

On:

Off: Changing UO process in disabled
On: Changing UO process in activated

Off: Bus mode
On: Stand alone mode

Condition

Receiver mode

Slow flash: Learn mode = assign device

Quick flash: Delete mode

One Pulse: Confirmation during program mode
Flash: In communication

Restore to manufacturer settings

lost

* Receiver mode

changes only after

powering the receiver

Description

Normal mode

-alone mode, unplug the

-

3. Press the keyfobkey. Green
LED lights steadily for confirmation.

4. Repeat steps 2-3 to assign
additional keyfobs.

5. Press Prog to exit this mode.

Deleting A Single Keyfob

1. Set SW1 and SW2 ON.

2. Press Prog button shortly. Red
LED flashes slowly.

3. Press the keyfobkey. The Green
LED lights steadily for
confirmation.

4. Repeat steps 2-3 to delete
additional keyfobs.

Deleting All Keyfobs

1. Set SW1 and SW2 ON.

2. Press Prog button for 5 seconds.
Red LED lights steadily.

3. When finished, Green LED lights
steadily for confirmation.

Restoring to manufacturer default

1. Set SW1 OFF, SW2 ON.

2. Press Prog button shortly. Red LED flashes slowly.

3. When finished, green LED lights steadily for confirmation.

Note:

Setting Relay Pulsed /
Latched 1. Set SW1 ON, SW2

OFF.

2. Using SW3 select relay 1 (OFF) or relay 2 (ON).

3. Using SW4 select latched (ON) or pulsed (OFF).

4. Press Prog button for 5 seconds to change relay status. Green
LED lights steadily for confirmation.

5. Repeat steps 2-4 for the second relay.

Setting Relay Pulse Duration

1. Set SW1 ON, SW2 OFF.

2. Using SW3 select relay 1 (OFF) or relay 2 (ON).

3. Set SW4 OFF (pulsed).

4. Set SW5 ON. The system is ready to start a counter for a pulse
(5 minutes maximum).

5. Press Prog button to start the timer. Red LED flashes slowly. 6.
Press Prog button again to stop the timer. Green LED lights
steadily for confirmation.

7. Set SW5 Off.

8. Repeat steps 4-7 for the other relay.

Changing Buttons for Outputs on the 4-Button Keyfob By default,
button 3 (small round key) of the keyfob controls output 1 and button 4
(egg shape) controls output 2. This can be changed for all the keyfobs
that are already assigned to the WL Expander.

1. Set SW1 ON, SW2 OFF.

2. Set SW7 On.

3. Press Prog button for 5 seconds.
Red LED lights steadily.

4. This will replace button 3 to button 1 and button 4 to button 2.

Green LED lights steadily for confirmation.

5. Set SW7 Off.

Technical specification

Operating Voltage:

13V +/- 10%

Current consumption:

Typical: 40 mA; max 65mA

RF immunity:

Range (L.O.S):

300 meters

Relay outputs:

12VDC @ 1A max Dry Contact Relays

Operating temperature:

Storage temperature:

-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)

Size:
(4.94 X 3.07 X 1 inch)

Frequency:

RP432EW8 – 868.65 MHz
RP432EW4 – 433.92 MHz
RP432EW9 – 915 MHz

ITALIANO

Introduzione

L’espansione radio bidirezionale LightSYS è una unità che può

essere utilizzata come un modulo di espansione radio su bus della
centrale LightSYS o come ricevitore radio stand-alone, ideale per il
controllo di passi carrai in aree di parcheggio. Utilizzata come
ricevitore radio stand alone supporta fino a 200 telecomandi e 2
uscite.

Caratteristiche principali

 Supporta la gamma di accessori radio bidirezionali RISCO come
sirene, tastiere a LED e telecomandi 8 tasti.  Fino a 4 tastiere
radio bidirezionali a LED

 Fino a 32 zone radio supervisionate (modalità bus)
 Fino a 16 telecomandi a 4 tasti (modalità bus)
 Fino a 200 telecomandi indipendenti (modalità bus e stand-

alone)

 Due uscite di utilità
 Tecnologia “Rolling code”
 Rilevazione segnali RF di interferenza
 Calibrazione livello soglia di rumore RF
 Rilevazione manomissione
 Rilevazione batteria scarica dei trasmettitori memorizzati
 Frequenza di funzionamento: 868.65 MHz o 433.92 MHz o 915MHz
 Può essere installata sia all’interno del contenitore della

centrale
LightSys che all’esterno tramite il suo contenitore in plastica
 Fino a due espansioni radio per sistema LightSYS

Installazione

L’espansione radio bidirezionale può essere montata sia come unità
separata con un suo contenitore in plastica sia come scheda

elettronica all’interno del contenitore della centrale LightSYS. Per
montare l’espansione all’interno della centrale, fare riferimento al

manuale di installazione e programmazione LightSYS.

Considerazioni di Montaggio

In caso di installazione nel suo contenitore in plastica:  Non

installare l’espansione radio vicino a oggetti metallici e dispositivi

che generano campi elettromagnetici come televisori o computer.

 Montare l’espansione a un’altezza minima di 1,5 m da terra.
 Montare l’espansione relativamente vicino e in posizione centrale

rispetto ai punti di installazione dei trasmettitori.

Montaggio a muro

Figura 1 – Base di fissaggio

1. Tappi per viti/fori

2. Foro di fissaggio superiore

3. Fori di fissaggio inferiori
(opzionali)

4. Foro per tamper antirimozione

1. Separare la base di fissaggio dall'unità principale.

2. Utilizzare la base di fissaggio come dima per segnare i fori da
effettuare.

3. Rimuovere i tappi per le viti necessari per coprire i fori della vite.

4. Montare la base alla parete.

Cablaggio del espansione radio

Figura 2 –

Schema dell’espansione radio

(senza coperchio)

1. Foro della vite
opzionale (utilizzato per
chiudere il coperchio
anteriore e posteriore)

2. LED rosso3. LED
verde 4. Pulsante Prog.

5. Microinterrutori

6. Tamper contenitore

7. Microinterruttori

8. Morsettiera

Morsettiera
(da sinistra a
destra)

AUX Rosso

COM BLK
BUS YEL

BUS GRN

Relè 1 N.O.

Relè 1 COM

Relè 1 N.C.

Relè 2 N.O.

Relè 2 COM

Relè 2 N.C.

Note:

1

2

Modalità BUS

(Microinterruttore 8 in posizione OFF)
Impostazione Microinterruttori (Micro)

Micro 1 - 3

Micro 4 – 6

Micro 7

Off: Disabilita
On: Abilita

Micro 8

Off: Modalità BUS
On: Modalità Stand-alone

Indicazioni dei LED

LED

Bus

Comm./POWER

(LED ROSSO)

WL Com.

(LED VERDE)

Passaggi di programmazione nella

LightSYS

Le seguenti istruzioni definiscono i passaggi principali di programmazione

per quanto riguarda la sezione radio di LightSYS utilizzando l’ espansione

radio bidirezionale. Alla centrale LightSYS possono essere assegnati fino a
due espansioni radio. Per le istruzioni complete di programmazione fare
riferimento al manuale di installazione e programmazione LightSYS. 1.

Definire l’indirizzo ID dell’ espansione utilizzando i microinterruttori

[1]-[3]. L’indirizzo dell’ espansione preimpostato di fabbrica è ID=1 2.

Definire l’indirizzo ID dell’espansione uscite utilizzando i

microinterruttori [4]-[6].

3. Memorizzare l’ espansione radio nel sistema (Menù di
Programmazione Tecnica - Tasti Rapidi [7 > 1 > 2 > 05]

Nota:

Se l’

4. Memorizzare le uscite a relè dell’ espansione come modulo di
espansione uscite (UO02) nel sistema (Menù di Programmazione
Tecnica - Tasti Rapidi [7 > 1 > 2 > 03]

5. Calibrare l’ espansione radio (Menù di Programmazione Tecnica -

Tasti Rapidi [7 > 2 > 1]

6. Memorizzare gli accessori radio (Menù di Programmazione Tecnica

- Tasti Rapidi [7 > 2 > 2]

7. Eseguire i test di comunicazione radio tra l’ espansione e gli
accessori radio (Menù Principale > manutenzione > Test Accessori
Radio) 8. Impostare i parametri degli accessori radio (Zone: Tasti
Rapidi 2 > 1, Telecomandi – tasti rapidi 8 > 2) ed i parametri delle
uscite a relè dell’espansione (tasti
rapidi 3)

Modalità Stand-Alone

(Microinterruttore 8 in posizione ON)

Quando l’espansione è impostato in modalità Stand-Alone diventa un

ricevitore che supporta 200 telecomandi che possono controllare le sue due
uscite. Ogni uscita è controllata da un tasto del telecomando.

Impostazione Microinterruttori (Micro)

Mic.1 + Mic.2
Micro

ricevitore

Micro

Modalità

OFF

OFF

Modalità normale

ON

OFF

Modalità Programmazione

OFF

ON

Riprist. impostazioni di fabbrica

ON

ON

Cancellazione telecomandi

Micro 3

Relè 1 / 2

Off:Relè 1
On: Relè 2

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ON

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ON

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ON