Pima RMC743 User Manual

Wireless 2-Way Keyfob
Configuration and User Guide
Model: RMC743 / RMC786
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1. Introduction
PIMA's new Wireless 2-Way Keyfob / Remote Control combine the most
advanced technologies within a contemporary, compact and streamlined design,
the ideal choice for homeowners seeking the highest security standards. The
keyfob / remote control has been designed for use in family homes, apartments or
small offices. This accessory is easy to configure and is compatible with PIMA's
FORCE and VISION intrusion systems.
How it works
The principal function of the Keyfob / Remote Control is to provide users with a
convenient way to control the security system. This accessory is easy to use with
large keys and is typically used for arming and disarming as well sending a
panic alarm to the system. Being bi-directional enables each command that is
sent to the panel to receive a reply status from the panel and indicate the status
to the user via the color LEDs. The Keyfob / Remote Control can be mounted on
a chain or worn as a pendant.
Main features
•
Bi-directional wireless communication
•
Simple battery replacement
2. Operation
Button Pressed (0.5sec – 2sec)
Disarm
Arm
Home
Get status
-
+
-
+
Figure 1
Figure 2
Hold (over 2sec)
Disarm
Arm
Home with entry delay canceled
Output toggle
Panic alarm
Enroll (see Configuration section)
3. Status LED Indications
The LED lights up after each press, indicating a successful signal transmission.
1st LED (Send
Operation
Full Arm (Away)
Green
Part Set (Home
Green
Arm)
Disarm
Green
Alarm
Green
Low battery
Orange
UO (activation
Green
4. Configuration
Enrollment the Keyfob / Remote Control to the receiver
The 2-Way Keyfob / Remote Control must be enrolled to the system receiver.
Enrollment can be done by entering the keyfob's serial number into the system
or by using RF mode.
Auto Enrolling (using RF Communication):
1. Enter Installer menu, and select: System Configuration > Peripherals >
Wireless Peripherals > Enroll and delete > Keyfobs >Enroll >Auto Enrollment
2. Send an enrollment message by pressing the
seconds.
3. Select Enroll and press .
Manual Enrolling:
1. Enter Installer menu, and select:
System Configuration > Peripherals > Wireless Peripherals > Enroll and delete
> Keyfobs >Enroll >Manual Enrollment
2. Enter the serial number and press .
3. Select Enroll and press .
In both instances the system receiver will automatically recognize the Keyfob /
Remote Control and an enrollment message will sound. The LED on the Keyfob
/ Remote Control will blink.
Enrolling through the Force Manager Software:
You can enroll the keyfob using Force Manager software; For information refer
to the Force Manager Manual.
5. Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning the Keyfob / Remote Control
Clean the Keyfob / Remote Control with a dry or damp cloth to remove dirt or
dust. Do not expose the keys directly to liquid.
Replacing the Keyfob / Remote Control battery
1. Using a small screwdriver, twist to open the Keyfob / Remote Control (see
Figure 1).
2. Remove the old battery.
3. Press any one of the keys.
4. Insert the new battery (see Figure 2).
5. Close the Keyfob / Remote Control cover (see Figure 3).
Replace the batteries once a year or whenever the low battery LED indicates.
6. Technical Information
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency:
Battery Type:
Power Output
Typical Battery Life:
Low Battery Threshold
Quiescent Current Consumption
Maximum Current Consumption
Dimensions (H x W x D):
Operating temperature:
Average Relative Humidity
Weight
Standards
1
2nd LED (Receive status)
command)
Red
Orange
Green
Blinks red
-
Blinks according to panel
status
+ keys for at least 2
433.92, 868.65 MHz
CR2430, 3V lithium, 280 mA
868.65MHz: 10 mW
4 years
2.5V
4 µA
30 mA
41 x 41 x 17 mm
(1.60 x 1.60 x 0.70")
-10 C to 55 C
o o
(14 o F to 131 o F)
75%
20 gram (0.7 oz.)
EN50131-3 Grade 2,
Environmental Class II,
EN50131-6: Type C PD6662:2017