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13.
AUX output
programming
These programming sequences are not essential to the system's op-
eration, though they allow for setting the type (lock or courtesy light),
work mode and output voltage of the devices connected to the AUX
output.
To interrupt the following programming sequences at any time, press
the SET and RADIO buttons simultaneously or wait 10 seconds.
AUX USED AS COURTESY LIGHT
If the AUX output is used as courtesy light for controlling the lamps,
a relay must be connected.
The light can be activated through a dedicated transmitter button (to
be programmed as indicated in Paragraph 5.3) or associated with
the wired or transmitter start button.
See paragraph 13.3 to choose the appropriate voltage of the relay.
ACTIVATION OF THE LIGHT THROUGH A DEDICATED TRANS-
MITTER BUTTON AND TIMER-BASED SWITCHING OFF:
-
connect a timer relay and set the desired switch-on time for the
light;
-
set the AUX output on courtesy light (see Paragraph 13.1);
-
set the monostable work mode (see Paragraph 13.2);
-
program the desired transmitter button for the light command
(see Paragraph 5.3).
The light will switch on with the programmed transmitter and switch
off after the time set on the relay elapses.
SWITCHING ON/OFF OF THE LIGHT THROUGH A DEDICATED
TRANSMITTER BUTTON:
connect a monostable relay;
-
-
set the AUX output on courtesy light (see Paragraph 13.1);
-
set the bistable work mode, ON/OFF (see Paragraph 13.2);
-
program the desired transmitter button for the light command
(see Paragraph 5.3).
The light switches on/off whenever the programmed transmitter is
pressed.
ACTIVATION OF THE COURTESY LIGHT LINKED TO THE
WIRED OR TRANSMITTER START BUTTON:
-
connect a timer relay and set the desired switch-on time for the
light;
-
set the AUX output as electric lock (see Paragraph 13.1);
-
if desired, program the transmitter button for the START com-
mand (see Paragraph 5.1).
At every wired or transmitter start command, the light will switch on
for the set time.
13.1 -
Selection of device connected
to "Lock/AUX" output
Default = electric lock
This procedure allows for setting the "AUX" output for the operation
as:
ELECTRIC LOCK: the control unit closes the AUX contact (termi-
nals 11-12) whenever a command is received.
By default, the contact is closed for 3 seconds (electric lock mode).
COURTESY LIGHT: the control unit closes the AUX contact (termi-
nal 11-12) whenever a radio command is received (the AUX button
must be programmed – see Paragraph 5.2). By default, the com-
mand is monostable. To change the work mode, see Paragraph
13.2.
To control the AUX output when it has been set as a cour-
tesy light output, you need to register a transmitter by fol-
lowing the procedure in paragraph 5.2 and connect a suitable
relay.
STEP ACTION
PRESS START BUTTON
1
FOR 3 SECONDS
PRESS THE RADIO
2
BUTTON FOR 1 SECOND:
If the yellow "Set" LED
and red "error" LED are
on AUX = Electric lock
2.1a
(if the setting is correct,
go to Point 4; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3a)
Courtesy light setting
3a
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
If the yellow "Set" LED
and red "error" LED are
off AUX = Courtesy light
2.1b
(if the setting is correct,
go to Point 4; if not, pro-
ceed to Point 3b)
Electric lock setting
3b
PRESS THE SET BUTTON
FOR 1 SECOND
PRESS THE SET AND
RADIO BUTTONS
4
SIMULTANEOUSLY OR
WAIT 10 SECONDS TO
EXIT THE PROCEDURE
RESULT
All the LEDs turn off (if not,
consult Paragraph 14.1)
The red "radio" LED turns
on in the fixed mode
The red "radio" LED
remains lit in the fixed mode
and the yellow "Set" LED +
red "error" LED turn off
or
The red "radio" LED turns
on in the fixed mode
The red "radio" LED
remains lit in the fixed mode
and the yellow "Set" LED +
red "error" LED turn on
The LEDs return to
the normal operation
configuration
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