DS119-5

June ‘06

©2006 REG No 277 4001, ENGLAND.

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Data Outputs

Each of the transmitter switches maps directly to the relay outputs. (SW1 to RLY1, SW2 to RLY2)

Each output relay provides an isolated switch. Connections are Common (COM), Normally Open (NO) and

Normally Closed (NC).

The jumper links ( LK1, LK2 ) configure the outputs to be momentary or latching.

LK1

LK2

O/P 1

O/P2

Open

Open

Mom

Mom

Open

Connected

Mom

Latch

Connected

Open

Latch

Mom

Connected

Connected

Latch

Latch

Note : In momentary mode the relay will operate for as long as the transmitter switch is held on.

Learning a new Transmitter Encoder

To enter and activate the learn mode the following sequence must be performed.

1. Power the receiver unit up and wait 10secs for the unit to enter ‘normal operation’ mode.

2. Switch the receiver unit OFF and then ON again in ~1sec intervals four times finally leaving the unit

powered up.

3. After 5secs until a ‘beep’ sound is heard.

4. The unit is now in ‘learn’ Mode.

5. Briefly press a button on the transmitter, the receiver unit will ‘beep’ twice.

6. Briefly Press the transmitter button again, he receiver unit will ‘beep’ three times.

7. Wait 10sec for the unit to return to ‘normal operation’ mode.

8. The transmitter is now ‘learnt’ to the receiver unit and will operate the output relays.

Erasing Transmitter Encoders form Memory

To enter and activate the erase mode the following sequence must be performed.

1. Power the receiver unit up and wait 10secs for the unit to enter ‘normal operation’ mode.

2. Switch the unit off and then on again in ~1sec intervals six times finally leaving the unit powered up.

3. Wait 5secs until a ‘ticking’ sound is heard for a period of 10secs by the operation and release of one of the

relays.

4. Wait 10secs for the receiver unit to return to ‘normal’ mode

5. The unit has now erased all encoder data.

Note

During Learn and Erase the relays should not be connected to equipment that will be harmed by rapid

changes of the relay polarisation.

Relay Connections when

Transmitter NOT Operating

Relay Connections when

Transmitter OPERATING