RoboGuard uRx Manual

UNIVERSAL RECEIVER (uRx)
common).
Once the uRx has learned a roboguard code, every time it receives
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that radio signal, it will respond by triggering a connected device.
This connected device may be an alarm system, a camera system,
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a siren, an SMS module, a timer relay - in fact any device capable
of being triggered by an electronic signal.
For example, the uRx can be programmed to respond to a radio
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signal from a Roboguard handheld remote. This handheld remote
can then be used as a panic button and the uRx can be used to
trigger an SMS module to send an sms call for help in response to
the panic signal.
Other popular uses include operating garage doors, switching on
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external lights and triggering a strike-lock.
The installer must connect the uRx to a 12V-power source and to
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the device that you wish to trigger.
The installer must also configure the options on the uRx to correctly
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trigger the connected device and must program the transmitter into
the uRx through a learning process.

Installation

When used as a data receiver for the uTx (repeater) or Keypad,
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connect 12 volts and 0 volt to the terminals.
Connect the data output (RXO) terminal to the Data/RXD input
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terminals on the Keypad/uTx. (see Repeater Station in this manual)

General Operation

The uRx is used as the receiver for the
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Keypad and uTx (Repeater Station).
• The Universal Receiver (uRx) is also used to
remotely trigger the operation of electronic
devices using Roboguard signals.
The uRx can be "taught" to respond to any
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particular roboguard radio signal – Tamper,
Intruder, Auto-test and Remote Tx.
(Intruder and Remote are the most
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