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Manual - Radio receiver shutter or series switch, 2 channel
Art. Nr. 8080.0221.7
Introduction
You have decided in favour of a high-quality product that has been developed and manufactured with the
utmost care. Only proper, professional installation and commissioning can ensure long, reliable and fault-free
operation. This manual contains important information on commissioning and handling. Please read carefully
before putting your new Free-Control device into operation! Keep the manual in a safe place for future
reference!
This device meets the requirements of the applicable national and European regulations and is approved for
use in the EU and EFTA States. You can find the declaration of conformity, further information, application
examples, range summary and operating instructions at:
Liability or any further claims, in particular for compensation for injury to persons or damage to property
caused by the device due to missing or faulty functions are excluded. Changes due to technical progress,
changes in standards, modified manufacturing processes or design changes are expressly reserved.
Please note the rules of electrical engineering and compliance with the technical data!
Please ensure and check that the device is switched off before beginning work.
Do not connect any devices that require supervised operation. Do not make any changes to the devices.
The radio transmission takes place on a non-exclusive, available frequency channel at 868.3 MHz. Therefore,
faults cannot be completely ruled out. However, the appropriate layout will ensure that maximum transmission
security is achieved. Not suitable for safety applications, e.g. EMERGENCY STOP, EMERGENCY CALL.
Notes on radio operation
Free-Control can be used anywhere that the expansion or extension of existing installations is impossible or
very difficult. Therefore, the possible applications of the Free-Control radio system are extremely versatile,
right up to Smart Home. The specification for the radio range is always a free field value and is only to be seen
as a reference value.
Signal reduction and transmission range depend on the following:
1. the material composition to be penetrated (wood, masonry, glass, etc.)
2. the material thickness to be penetrated (wall thickness)
3. the climatic conditions (dry environment, rain, snow, etc.)
4. existing local radio interference (possible local radio masts, in-house wireless routers, etc.)
5. any existing radio dead spots (receiver shadowed by areas that are impenetrable to radio)
The above factors can change unexpectedly and significantly influence the transmission range.
Reduction of the radio transmission signal in % (reference values)
rain, snow
metal, metal mesh, aluminium cladding
reinforced concrete
brick, press boards
wood, plaster, uncoated glass
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= approx. 60 - 100%
= approx. 90%
= approx. 75%
= approx. 30%
= approx. 10%
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- Page 1 Manual - Radio receiver shutter or series switch, 2 channel Art. Nr. 8080.0221.7 Introduction You have decided in favour of a high-quality product that has been developed and manufactured with the utmost care. Only proper, professional installation and commissioning can ensure long, reliable and fault-free operation.
- Page 2 General system information on the Free-Control system The Free-Control devices can be integrated with other Free-Control products and the Kopp Smart Home system using the programming pin that comes with them. For the extensive range of functionality and the additional functions this offers in combination with other components, please refer to the "Integration into the Smart...
- Page 3 Mounting option When installing the radio receiver, is sufficient to ensure contact safety. 1. Installation into flush-mounted box/switch box All flush-mounted radio receivers can be installed in a flush-mounted/switch box. A flush-mounted box of at least 60 mm in depth must be used. 2.
- Page 4 Commissioning Please note the rules of electrical engineering and compliance with the technical data! Installation should only be performed by a skilled electrician or under their direction and supervision! Electrical connection Note: The contacts of this radio receiver are not potential-free. This means that the supply voltage for the radio receiver is the same voltage that is connected through the consumer.
- Page 5 Free-Control devices, the device must first be programmed. You can programme other Free-Control devices (e.g. a Free-Control radio wall switch, radio hand-held transmitters, sensors, etc.) directly to the receiver or the radio receiver can be connected to the Kopp Smart Home system. Direct programming of Free-Control products: Function: Roller shutters and awnings switch 1.
- Page 6 In order to be able to comfortably configure and control your Free-Control receiver or radio transmitter via a mobile device (smartphone or tablet), you will need the Kopp Gateway Mini Art. No. 2937.1505.0. With the Gateway Mini, you can turn your Free-Control components and other radio systems from various manufacturers into a Smart Home system (automatic Smart Home processes such as IF-THEN functions, time control functions and much more).
- Page 7 Smart Home processes. To do so, please refer to the previous chapter, "Integrating into the Smart Home System from Kopp" and the two QR codes. With the press of a button on any radio transmitter, a radio command is sent to the radio receivers/receiver groups that are programmed accordingly.
- Page 8 What to do in the event of voltage supply / voltage failure When voltage is applies to the radio receiver, the LEDs briefly flash x1 each. Existing programming is retained after a loss of voltage. Fixes Several factors can influence correct operation of the radio system. The following are the most common faults and their causes and solutions are briefly explained.