4 OUTPUT RADIO RECEIVER FOR THE CONTROL OF RLC LOAD
Universal dimmer for the radio control of resistive, inductive, capacitive loads, LED and motors for fans.
4 output with 500W maximum power each at 230Vac or 250W each at 110Vac.
Power supply Minimum power (each output)Maximum power (each output)
230Vac 50/60Hz
25W (R) - 25VA (L,C) - 7W (Led)
500W (R) - 500VA (L,C) - 100W (Led)
110Vac 50/60Hz
12W (R) - 12VA (L,C) - 4W (Led)
250W (R) - 250VA (L,C) - 50W (Led)
Characteristics
Suitable for any type of load, thanks to the manual or automatic conguration of the output
Controlled by transmitters or wired push-buttons with function ON/OFF and Dimming (0%-100%)
Controlled by wireless movement sensors
Compatible with Green Mouse, for the automatic control of the lights
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Wiring diagram
DANGER
Hi-Voltage
Safety LowVoltage Zone
Heatsink wired to ground
Terminal Contact
1: Line
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
2: Neutral
3: Main GND
4: GND
5: GND for L1
6: GND for L2
7: GND for L3
8: GND for L4
9-10: Load (L1)
11-12: wired input T1
13-14: Load (L2)
15-16: wired input T2
17-18: Load (L3)
19-20: wired input T3
21-22: Load (L4)
23-24: wired input T4
Terminal Contact
M7
M8
ANTaerial connection
wired input T5
wired input T6
wired input T7
wired input T8
The receiver has four wired safety low voltage
input and four wired high voltage input with the
same functions:
- T1, T2, T3, T4: ON/OFF and DIM the load
Short pulse (<400mS) = ON/OFF
Long pulse (>400mS) = adjusting upgrade or
downgrade if the output set in dimming mode
Attention:
High-Voltage board, risk of electric shock!
Never touch the board outside the safety zone.
The output are protected by 3.15A fuses.
If not used, close cable glands with their caps.
- T5, T6, T7, T8: ON/OFF and DIM the load
Short pulse (<400mS) = ON/OFF
Long pulse (>400mS) = adjusting upgrade or
downgrade if the output set in dimming mode
Note: it is possible to connect more push-buttons
in parallel mode to the same input.
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LED and DIP-Switch Diagram
Output 1, 2, 3, 4
means of wired input
SELECTED OUTPUT
P1: ON/OFF/Dim
ON = output selected by
P2: memorize TX
P3: delete TX
P4: output selection
(see p. 4)
Output 1, 2, 3, 4
LOAD SETTING DIP
SELECTED OUTPUT
Output 1, 2, 3, 4
ON = output selected by
means of P4 button or
associated to the received
radio transmission
(see p. 4)
Output 1, 2, 3, 4
PIR SETTING DIP
L9 ON = Received
radio transmission
L10 ON = Powered
LED ERROR
Output 1, 2, 3, 4
- Fix: overload
- Blinking: overtemperature
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DIP-Switch conguration
WARNING: Dip-switch connected to high-voltage (load setting) cannot be used if the power is ON!
Load setting dip-switch (high voltage)
Setting is NOT possible when the power is ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
FUNCTIONING MODE
OFF = switching mode
ON = dimming mode (default)
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
Automatic identication
of the load
Resistive load
Identication of the load
Before the rst power-ON of the control unit, set the correct
load type for each output, using the proper dip-switch.
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
Inductive load
(in this case do not use STL001)
Capacitive load
If the type of load is unknown, set the dip-switch for
the automatic identication of the load: control unit
will automatically adjust the settings, adapting to the
connected load.
If the functioning of the load is not satisfying, perform the
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
1 2 3 4
ON
AC motors for fans
(in this case do not use STL001)
LED
(default)
LED with STL001 circuit
procedure of ne-adjustment (see par. 3.3, page 13),
keeping the dip-switch conguration as it is.
In case of a later modication of the load type, it might
be necessary adjusting the minimum level (see par.
3.2, page 13), or delete and memorize the associated
trasmitters again.
PIR dip-switch (low voltage): set of the activation time of the load once activated by PIR sensor (valid
for all the output).
Setting is possible when the power is ON
1 2 3
ON
OFF
1 2 3
ON
2,5 minutes
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
15 seconds
30 seconds
60 seconds
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
1 2 3
ON
5 minutes
10 minutes
20 minutes
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1 - Transmitters Memorization
Before memorizing the transmitters select the output associated to the transmission channel by pressing the
button P4 (blue). The selection is indicated by the relative LED on. It is possible to memorize the transmitter
to one or more outputs.
1.1 - Memorization of 7/42 channel transmitters
Short presses of the buttons CH1..CH4 command the preset scenes. CH5 and CH6 adjust the level of the
load (Dim UP and Dim DOWN). Short press of CH7 turns OFF the output. All the buttons of the transmitter
are automatically memorized.
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
100%
75%
50%
Min.
Dim +
Dim OFF
Press P4
to select the output
1- Select the output to associate
by pressing the button P4 (the
selection will be indicated by
the relative led ON).
100%
75%
50%
Min.
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
Press P2 once
and hold it down
2- Press the button P2 once
and hold it down; the buzzer
will sound a continuous beep.
CH5 Dim +
CH6 Dim -
CH7 OFF
3- During the beep sound press any button
of the 7/42 channel transmitter to memorize;
the memorization is indicated by the
intermittent sound of the buzzer.
ATTENTION: if the load conguration is changed from INDUCTIVE to any other or viceversa, the presets relative to buttons CH1..CH4 could be different as shown here above. In this case the associated transmitters
must be deleted and memorized again.
1.2 - Memorization of one transmitter button with On/Off/Dim function
With short impulses turn the load on and off; keeping it pressed to dim UP or DOWN the load.
Press P4
to select the output
1- Select the output to
associate by pressing the
button P4 (the selection
will be indicated by the
relative led ON).
2- Press the button P2 twice and hold it down the second one, the
buzzer will make a beep each time
and then sounds continuously.
Press P2 twice
and hold it down
3- During the beep sound press
the button of the transmitter to
memorize; the memorization
is indicated by the intermittent
sound of the buzzer.
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