Eldat Easywave RCP09 Series Quick Start Manual

Power Plug Radio Call Detector RCP09
GB
Models
R
Button R
RCP09 5001-12 E 868.30 MHz
RCP09 5001-14 E 868.30 MHz
Max. Contact load of sockets:
13 A 16 A
F/B (PL)
GB
Technical Details
Frequency: 868.30 MHz
Modulation: FSK
Operating voltage : 230 V AC / 50 Hz
Current consumtion: max. 7 mA
Power consumption: approx. 0.3 W (stand by
Loudness: Distance 30 cm:
quiet: 75 dB, loud: 82 dB
Degree protection : IP 20
of
Operating
temperature : -20°C to +35°C
Max. relative air
humidity : 60%
Mains output : Power plug
(non switchable)
Max. contact load:
GB 13 A / 230 V AC
F/B (PL) 16 A / 230 V AC
Dimensions 122 x 50 x 75 mm
(HxWxD):
Weight : 190 g
Scope of Delivery
Power plug call signaller RCP09, operating
instruction
Safety Advice
Please read these instructions
carefully before using the device!
We do not accept any liability for personal
injury or damage to property caused by
incorrect handling or non-observance of the
safety instructions!
Observe the valid laws and regulations as
well as the manufacturer's instructions for the
devices to be operated!
Attention! Observe the admissible supply
voltage and the maximum contact load of the
wall outlet (see „Technical Details")!
Do not plug one Call Detector into another.
The Call Detector is only de-energized when
it is disconnected from the mains supply.
The Call Detector must be easily accessible.
Have malfunctioning devices checked by the
Wall outlet
manufacturers!
Do not open the appliance's casing!
Do not make any unauthorized alterations or
modifications to the unit!
Loudspeaker
Intended Use
The device may only be operated indoors as
Button Q acoustic signaller for notifications of alarm
signals and indicates the battery condition of
the tranmitters (evaluation undervoltage
telegram).
Flashlight
The outlet can only be used for mains voltage
consumers.
The manufacturer will not be liable for damage
GB
caused by improper or inappropriate use.
F/B
Function
The call signaller RCP09 serves for acoustic and
optic signalling of care requests. The call is
triggered by a handheld radio transmitter.
The outlet of the call signaller can be used as an
outlet for any electric devices.
The melodies "Westminster", "March" or "Ring
tone" can be selected. By default, the call
signaller plays the "Westminster" melody.
Cyclic call signalling:
1. 1.5 min ringing tone
2. 1.5 min
Concept of Operations
Function/Chapter
Teaching in the
call transmitter
Teaching in
acknowledgement
transmitter
Selecting the
melody
Setting the
volume/
flashlight
Acknowledging
a call
Deleting
individual
transmitters
Reset to Default
Settings
(RESET)
3 min break,
ringing tone 3 min break,
Operation
[press the button]
1. button R (>1,6 s)
2. button call transmitter
button R
1. button Q (>1,6 s)
2. button acknowl. transmitter
button Q
button R
button R
button R
button Q
button Q
button Q
button Q
button Q
button R, button Q or
acknowl. transmitter
1. button R button Q
+ (>1,6 s)
2. call- or acknowledgement
transmitter
button R or button Q
1. button R button Q (>1,6 s)
+
2. button R button Q (>1,6 s)
+
button R or button Q
3. 1.5 min ringing tone
4. 1.5 min ringing tone
The optic signal by the flashlight (if activated)
continues until the call is acknowledged. The call
can be acknowledged directly on the call
signaller or with an acknowledgement transmit-
ter.
Altogether 64 send codes can be programmed in
the call signaller (32 request codes and 32
acknowledgement codes).
It is also possible to evaluate an undervoltage
telegram indicating a low battery status of the
radio transmitters RT26, RT27 and RT28.
The weak battery status is indicated by the
alternate blinking of the buttons and can be
deactivated by pressing one of the two buttons.
Start-up
1. Plug the call detector into a
properly functioning earthed
outlet. You will hear a brief
acknowledgement signal.
2. Teach the coding of the call transmitter into
the call detector (see section "Teaching in the
call transmitter").
3. Teach the coding of the acknowledgement
transmitter into the call detector (see section
"Teaching in the acknowledgement trans-
mitter").
4. Select a new melody if desired.
5. Change the volume/flashlight combination if
desired.
Attention! Ensure an interference-free wireless
connection. Do not install the device in a
distribution box, metal housings or close to large
metal objects.
LED-view RCP09 Further actions
button R flashes after 20 s operation mode
button R light up 4 s
teaching in furthertransmitter
cancel
button Q flashes after 20 s operation mode
button Q light up 4 s
teaching in furthertransmitter
cancel
1. Westminster default settings
2. March
3. Ringing Bell
1. Quiet and flashing light default settings
2. Loud and flashing light
3. Muted
(only flashing light)
4. Quiet
5. Loud
button R and Q flash after 20 s operation mode
button R and Q light up 4 s deleting further
transmitters
cancel
button R and Q flash after 20 s operation mode
button R and Q light up 4 s default settings
cancel
10 min break,
timeout.