Cardin Elettronica S435 Series Instruction Manual page 2

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DIGITAL RADIO PROGRAMMER WITH DYNAMIC CODES FOR SUN BLINDS
Description
The S435 Radio programming system for rolling shutters consists of one or more transmitters
and one or more receivers which can be combined to meet the specific needs of the system.
The S435 system for rolling shutters uses a highly reliable encoding system guaranteed by
the use of dynamic codes. The code is changed for each encoding transmission through the
use of an encoding algorithm which only the receiver is able to recognise and therefore decide
whether or not the code transmitted corresponds to the original code. The code is generated
for each channel in the transmitter using the random arbitrary method with 2
The generated code is memorised in the receiver via radio. The receiver is able to memorise up
to 24 different codes which are stored in a non volatile memory and are maintained even during
blackouts. As this is a system based on dynamic codes each code is processed individually
by the receiver.
Important: this is a device which uses a high security encoding system it follows therefore
that if you lose one or more transmitters you will have to reprogram the system codes in
order to maintain the inviolability of the system.
Use
The radio programmer allows the remote activation of a single phase 230 Vac, 50-60 Hz, 450W
motor and is best used in systems controlling automatic "sun blinds".
The radio programmer features a "TD" input (fig. 9) which can be used to connect an external
control button with sequential dynamic functions "Open-Stop-Close-Stop". This allows you to
control one motor (sun blind) singularly. By memorising the same channel on more than one radio
programmer a transmitter may be used to control more than one motor contemporaneously.
Transmitter versions
TRS435400
Pocket transmitter
TRS43540M Wall mounted transmitter
Receiver versions
RP435BNN0
Radio programmer RP435 without anemometer
RP435BNA0 Radio programmer RP435 with anemometer
Receiver antenna installation
Minimum and maximum range of the radio controls.
'Range' is intended to mean the working distance, measured in free space, between the
receiver and the transmitter with the antenna installed. The range is therefore closely linked to
the technical characteristics of the system (power and sensibility) and varies according to the
characteristics of the site in which the system is located. It therefore follows that to obtain the
best results from the radio control the installation sites for the receiver and the antenna should
be carefully chosen.
You are not advised to install 2 receivers at a distance of less than 1,5 m from each other and
it is also good practise to position the receiver away from computer systems, alarm systems
and other possible sources of disturbance.
(A bad choice of positioning could compromise the correct performance of the
receiver).
Antenna
The installation of the antenna is fundamental, connected to the receiver it represents the
reception point for the radio control. When installing the antenna the following points should
be observed.
The receiver is supplied with its own antenna which consists of a piece of rigid wire 170 mm in
length. In alternative it is possible to connect an ANS400 tuned antenna using a coaxial cable
RG58 (impedance 50Ω) with a maximum length of 15 m. The antenna should be positioned out
of doors in the highest possible point, visible and away from metal structures.
RECEIVER
Electrical connection (fig. 10)
• Before connecting the device to the mains make sure that:
- the voltage and frequency rated on the data plate conform to those of the mains supply;
- an all pole circuit breaker which leaves at least 3 mm between the contacts has been installed
between the device and the mains;
- the wires are fastened down using a cable clamp.
• The appliance must be earthed, to this end use the binding post marked with the symbol
which can be found on the wiring box.
Generating the user code in the transmitters (fig. 1-5)
• Once the container has been opened (fig. 9) the programming procedure for the wall mounted
transmitter is the same as for the hand held transmitter (the circuit is the same).
1) Open the access door (fig. 1)
2) Press the button "J1" (fig. 2)
3) While keeping button "J1" pressed down press the button "CH" corresponding to the required
channel which is to be memorised and Led "L1" will start to flash (fig. 3).
4) Release the channel button "CH" and the led will carry on flashing (fig. 4).
5) Release the button "J1", the led will turn off and the transmitter will memorise the last code
which was transmitted (fig. 5).
6) Repeat points 2-3-4-5 for any successive channels.
If a code is not generated it could be due to the fact that the memory is empty and it is
therefore impossible to transfer the code to the receiver.
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SERIAL NUMBER
ZVL330.02
The S435 series conforms to the essential requirements of the directive 99/05/
CE and the technical reference standards have been applied.
Frequency validity: 433.92 MHz for all
Generating the user code in the receiver (fig. 9)
Attention! Before memorising the transmitters for the first time remember to cancel the
entire memory content.
Memorising the user code in the receiver
1) Using a small screwdriver and pressing lightly on the plastic cap,
activate the button "P1" (fig. 10) and keep it pressed down: the
receiver will emit a series of "Beeps" at regular intervals.
2) Transmit the channel which is to be memorised (fig.6).
3) The receiver will emit a series of "Beeps" at shorter intervals
indicating that the channel has been memorised. Release the
button "P1". Only one code can be inserted at a time. To insert
successive codes repeat steps 1,2 and 3.
If the code is not memorised:
- The code may already exist in memory;
- You have not generated a channel code in the transmitter.
- The memory is full (24 codes already memorised). If this is the case you can only insert a new
code after you have first cancelled an existing one or after wiping the entire memory (see
memory cancelling procedure).
Attention: when the memory is full the buzzer will sound for about 5 seconds. This also happens
each time the receiver is reset.
Cancelling a code in the receiver:
1) Using a small screwdriver and pressing lightly on the plastic cap, activate the button "P1"
twice and keep it pressed down. The receiver will emit a series of "Beeps" intermittently.
2) Transmit the channel which is to be memorised (for at least 5 seconds). The receiver will emit
a series of "Beeps" at shorter intervals indicating that the channel has been cancelled. To
cancel successive codes repeat steps 1 and 2 after having released the button.
To cancel all codes:
1) Press lightly on the plastic cap three times to activate the hidden button "P1" and keep it
pressed down for at least five seconds. The receiver will emit a series of "Beeps" continu-
ously.
Anemometer (optional)
With an anemometer installed you may programming automatic closing in strong wind
conditions. The dip-switch "D1" (fig.9) has four settings: 20-35-42 and 50 km/hour. When
the anemometer is active (strong wind conditions) control via the transmitter and the "TD"
button will be excluded for 13 minutes. To calibrate the sensitivity level during installation
you can override this block by switching the power off and on again: however in this case
you are advised to temporarily deactivate automatic reclosing (Dip 1 "ON" fig.9).
Dip-switch D1 settings (only with an anemometer)
Dip 1 ON Exclude forced closing on power on
Dip 2 ON Exclude the anemometer function
Dip 3 OFF
Dip 4 OFF
}
Dip 3 OFF
Wind speed 20 km/h
Dip 4 ON
}
Dip 3 ON
Wind speed 35 km/h
Dip 4 OFF
}
Dip 3 ON
Wind speed 42 km/h
Dip 4 ON
}
Wind speed 50 km/h
Forced closing
In the version with an anemometer the forced closing function can be enabled by moving
dip 1 to the "ON" position. This will allow forced reclosing each time the radio programmer
is reset. In the version without an anemometer this function is always disabled.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Receiver
- power supply ...............................................................................................230 Vac, 50-60 Hz
- number of channels stored in memory ..................................................................................24
- number of code combinations................................................................................... 68 billion
- wind speed settings .....................................................................................20-35-42-50 km/h
- operating temperature .........................................................................................-20°...+60 °C
- fuse ..................................................................................................................F4A 250V (5x20)
Transmitter
- carrier frequency ....................................................................................................433.92 MHz
- power supply .......................................................................................................... 12V ± 10%
- power consumption ........................................................................................................ 25 mA
- operating temperature ........................................................................................... -10...+55°C
SERIES MODEL
S435 RP435BN 25-03-2002
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