Eldat RCU01 Series Quick Start Manual

GB
Universal Receiver (2-Channel) RCU01
433 MHz model
with Rod Antenna
Models
RCU01-4102M-01: 433.92 MHz
RCU01-5002M-01: 868.3 MHz
Package Content
Universal Receiver
Rod antenna (only 433.92 MHz)
Mounting accessories
Operating instructions
Technical Data
Frequency: 433.92 or 868.30 MHz
Power supply: 230 V AC / 12-24 V DC
Output: 2 potential-free relay
contacts
Max. load: 230 V AC / 1.800 VA
30 V DC / 3 A / 120 W
Response time: approx. 1 second
Degree of protection: IP 65
Operating temperature: -20° C to +60° C
Dimensions: 162 x 70 x 38 mm
(without rod antenna)
Weight: approx. 250 g
Intended Use
The unit may only be used as a radio con-
trol system together with low voltage or
mains voltage devices!
The manufacturer does not assume any
liability for damage caused as a result of
improper or non-intended use!
Safety Advice
Warning! During program-
ming, the Universal Receiver
is live!
Do not touch the terminals! Only use
suitable tools!
Carefully read through these instructions
before connecting and operating the
radio control!
Caution! Electrical installation may only
be carried out by a qualified electrician!
Observe the applicable laws, standards
and regulations, particularly EN 60669!
Have faulty units checked by the manufac-
turer!
Do not make any unauthorized alterations
or modifications to the unit!
Non-observance of the installation instruc-
tions may cause fire or other hazards.
Function
The unit is a universally applicable two
channel receiver, which can be operated
both with low voltage and mains voltage.
The receiver can memorize 4 transmission
codes for each channel. For each channel
different operating modes can be pro-
grammed: Impulse, ON/OFF (1- and 2-
button operation), timer (30 seconds and 3
minutes), continuous and awning operation.
General Information
Do not mount the receiver near the floor or
near large metal objects!
The maximum length of all connecting
cables may not exceed 3 m.
The reception quality can be affected by a
number of factors:
•
location
•
equipment and systems without interfer-
ence suppression
•
other transmitters within the frequency
range
•
atmospheric conditions and other fac-
tors.
In case of malfunctions, contact your dealer
or the manufacturer.
Connection Diagram
HF
module
+
ST2
-
K2
ST1
V2
N 2 N
L N
L
230 V AC
N
Dip switch for memory location
S1
select
DR1 Rotary switch for operating mode
select
H1 LED
TA1 Programming button for channel 1
TA2 Programming button for channel 2
K1 Relay 1 for device 1
K2 Relay 2 for device 2
V1 Connecting terminal for relay 1
V2 Connecting terminal for relay 2
ST1 Connecting terminal for mains
voltage 230 V AC
ST2 Connecting terminal for low voltage
12-24 V DC
Start-Up
Start-up the Receiver in three steps:
1. Installing the radio control
2. Programming the operating mode
3. Memorizing the transmitter codes
Installing the Receiver
1. Unscrew the housing cover.
2. (only 433.92 MHz) Mounting the rod
antenna:
Feed the rod antenna 1 from the back
through the back plate 2 into the
receiver (fig. A).
Connect the aerial wire 3 of the HF
module to the rod antenna (fig. B).
3. Using the screws and dowels supplied,
mount the receiver on the wall.
4. Connect the low voltage or mains
voltage devices to be switched to the
connecting terminals V1 or V2 according
to the connection diagram. The
connecting terminals are plug-type
S1
terminals.
Max. contact rating:
230 V AC / 1.800 VA
DR1
30 V DC / 3 A / 120 W
H1
TA1
5. Connect the power supply cables to the
TA2
connecting terminal ST1 (mains voltage
230 V AC) or ST2 (low voltage 12-24 V
DC) according to the connection
diagram. The connecting terminal ST1 is
a plug-type terminal.
K1 Note: All cables are to be fed into the
radio control via the openings on the
bottom using the watertight PG screw
V1 fittings.
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6. Switch on the supply voltage. The LED
H1 lights up for approx. 1 sec.
7. Carry out a function check:
Press any button of the radio transmitter.
The LED H1 of the receiver should flash
rapidly.
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