AVE AF940R - Multifunction Remote Control For Radio System Manual

Table of Contents

Contents

1 INTRODUCTION
2 TECHNICAL DATA
3 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
4 OPERATION
5 HOW TO REPLACE THE BATTERY
6 Documents / Resources
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INTRODUCTION

The AF940R (fig. 1) remote control allows connecting (fully or partially) and disconnecting an AVE radio burglar alarm control panel or enabling a panic alarm by interacting by radio with the alarm control panel itself.
It allows control of 1 channel radio receiver R1R and of radio receiver for shutter motor control RT1R as well.
Overview

TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply: two 3V lithium CR2016-type batteries
Current input: 20 mA during transmission
Life: 6 months min. (depending on the number of operations)
Dimensions: 70x36x13 mm
Protection degree: IP40
Weight: 20 g
RF features: AM transmission quartzed at 433.92 MHz; max. power 10 mW
Signal coding: random pre-set 36-bit code
Working range: over 40 m in free space. 30 m approx. in residential environments

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

AVE Spa declares that the AF904R remote control is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC directive.
Moreover, it complies with the EN 50130-4 and EN 50081-1 standards.

OPERATION

The AF940R remote control interacts with the radio receivers radio burglar alarm control panels, and radio receivers as shown in figure 2.
OPERATION

The four keys on board can send the following controls to radio burglar alarm control units and receivers.

Key	Burglar alarm control panel	R1R receiver	RT1R receiver
Red	Control panel enable	ON Command (Onboard relay excited)	---
Green	Control panel disable	OFF command (Onboard relay not-excited)	---
Grey/Red	Partial enable zones A+B (with JP1 connected. See note1) -	---	---
Grey/Red	Panic alarm control (with JP1 disconnected. See note1)	Step by step or time command	Motor up/down command or only down
Grey	Panic alarm control	Step by step or time command	Motor up/down command or only up

Note1: the functionality described in the table of Grey/Red key depends on Jumper JP1 on the electronic board of the remote control. (figure 3)
Note2: for more details concerning functionality and programming of the control unit and fthe receivers please refer to related user manuals.

HOW TO REPLACE THE BATTERY

To replace the battery, proceed as follows and refer to figure 3:

Open the enclosure after removing the screw closing the enclosure
Replace the batteries housed in their seats according to the polarities indicated (the batteries are mounted one over the other to make their connection in series).
Close the enclosure again