Note: Model numbers that end with “Q” or that have a round green “Q” sticker signify RoHS-compliant products.
4 Channels
4 Channel relay outputs
1 Auxiliary relay output (12VDC)
4 Relay output modes
4 Programmable alert tones
Up to 500’ (152m) range
ENFORCER SK-910RC4Q Central Receiver
Introduction ..................................................... 2
Alert Tones ..................................................... 4
Specifications ................................................. 2
Programming Each Channel Output ............... 5
Dimensions ..................................................... 2
Setting the Timed Output ................................ 6
Overview ......................................................... 3
Setting the Auxiliary Relay .............................. 6
Installation Notes ............................................ 3
Setting the Power LED ................................... 7
Code Learning a New Transmitter .................. 4
Sample Applications ....................................... 7
Displaying or Clearing a Channel’s Memory .. 4
Troubleshooting .............................................. 8
The SK-910RC4Q Central Receiver is a four-channel receiver with four independently controlled
output modes and a unique volume-adjustable alert tone for each channel. This RF receiver is
compatible with all ENFORCER transmitters, both code hopping and fixed code. The receiver can
be used to remotely control a variety of home automation devices, such as garage door openers,
lights, motorized gates, lifts, and other devices.
100 +/- 3dB@10cm
adjustable
14-Pin terminal block,
3 pins per relay,
2-pin auxiliary output
55/16”x 33/16”x1”
(135x83x26 mm)
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Actual range will vary greatly depending on the operating
environment.
Channels 1~4 relay rating
1
Included power supply will not support loads larger than 500mA.
For larger loads, replace with appropriate DC power supply.
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ENFORCER SK-910RC4Q Central Receiver
1. Mount in a convenient location where alert tones and LED indicators will be audible/visible.
2. Do not install in a location surrounded by metal as RF signals may be blocked, decreasing range.
3. Do not install in a location exposed to weather, moisture or high humidity.
To open the housing:
1. Remove the antenna by unscrewing the antenna base counterclockwise.
2. Remove the bottom cover starting from point 1 shown in the diagram. Follow with points 2 and 3.
NOTE: Applying outward pressure on the clip points will help release the bottom cover.
3. Before attempting to release point 4, gently slide the bottom cover down and left to bring the
programming buttons out of their holes in the housing.
4. Disconnect the speaker plug from the PCB to avoid damage
while working with the cover off.
5. When replacing the bottom cover, ensure the speaker wires are
not caught between the speaker and the PCB. Check that buttons
and knobs are properly inserted in their openings in the housing.
NOTE: Buttons and knobs are connected directly to the PCB.
Be gentle to avoid damaging delicate electronics. Do not
force the cover on or off if resistance is felt.
Auxiliary relay output (12VDC)
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