Akerstroms SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE User manual

955839-000 EN -B1
OPERATING MANUAL
SESAM 800
CONFIGURABLE OEM

2 (20)
Table of Contents
1 Introduction ______________________________________________ 3
2 Scope ___________________________________________________ 3
3 Service __________________________________________________ 3
4 Maintenance ______________________________________________ 3
5 TechnicalSpecications ____________________________________ 4
6 Short Description of the System _____________________________ 5
6.1 Receiver __________________________________________________ 5
6.2 Transmitters _______________________________________________ 5
7 Description of the Receiver__________________________________ 6
7.1 Indications on the Receiver ___________________________________ 7
8 Installation of the Receiver __________________________________ 8
8.1 Mounting Steps ____________________________________________ 8
9 Description of the Transmitter ______________________________ 10
9.1 Control buttons____________________________________________ 10
9.2 Indicator LED Indications on the Transmitter _____________________ 11
10 Pairing Receiver and Transmitter ____________________________ 11
11 L99TransmitterConguration______________________________ 12
11.1 Group ID_________________________________________________ 12
11.2 CongurationoftheDisplayWindowIllumination _________________ 13
12 Operation _______________________________________________ 13
13 Replacing Batteries in the Transmitter _______________________ 14
13.1 Replacing Batteries in the M6 Transmitter _______________________ 14
13.2 Replacing Batteries in the L99 Transmitter ______________________ 15
14 OutputConguration______________________________________ 16
14.1 4 Channel digital input module (optional)________________________ 16
14.2 RS232 Serial output module (optional) _________________________ 18
15 Receiver Drill Measures____________________________________ 19
Listofgures
Figure 1. Sesam 800 RXM model indicators, connections and jumper ____________ 6
Figure2. OutputLEDnumberingandrelationshipwithoutputterminals ___________ 7
Figure3. Conguringinternalsupplyofoutputpower _________________________ 9
Figure4. Numberingofoutputs __________________________________________ 9
Figure 5. The transmitter indicator and buttons _____________________________ 10
Figure 6. Transmitter control buttons _____________________________________ 10
Figure7. Batterycoverandthescrewsholdingthecover _____________________ 14
Figure 8. Batteries inserted in the transmitter _______________________________ 14
Figure9. Backsideofthecoverinsertedinitsposition________________________ 14
Figure10. Batterycoverandthescrewsholdingthecover _____________________ 15
Figure 11. Batteries in the transmitter______________________________________ 15
Figure12. Backsideofthecoverinsertedinitsposition _______________________ 15
Figure13. Jumpersetfornoexpansioncardorserialcard,Default(Position1) _____ 16
Figure14. Jumpersetfordigitalinputcard__________________________________ 16
Figure15. Positionoftheinputcard _______________________________________ 16
Figure16. ExternalDigitalInputcard ______________________________________ 17
Figure17. Positionofthe6pinboardconnectorforoutputmodule _______________ 18
Figure 18. RS232 card _________________________________________________ 18
Figure 19. Receiver drill measure _________________________________________ 19

Introduction 3 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
1 Introduction
This manual only covers the installation of the Sesam radio remote system. The
Sesam system is not a complete remote control system; it provides only the set of
outputs that are driven according to the actions performed by the operator of the
transmitter. The way the set of outputs is used for controlling the object depends
on the specic installation and is outside the scope of the Sesam.
The approvals for the Sesam radio remote control system are only valid for the
system itself.
The complete remote control system, where the controlled object is one part,
has to be tested and approved according to the standards/norms that are ap-
plicable and specic to the controlled object, it is not the responsibility of
Åkerströms Björbo AB. No liability for the controlled object or the controlled
objects actions will be accepted by Åkerströms Björbo.
2 Scope
The following guide must be used when installing Åkerströms Sesam remote
control system to ensure secure, safe operation. The installation must be carried
out by a certied electrician.
= This symbol highlights extremely important information.
3 Service
Contact your Åkerströms Björbo AB dealer for service or support. Warranty
work must be performed by Åkerströms or authorized service center.
4 Maintenance
For cleaning use a dry cleaning cloth, if necessary use a wet cleaning cloth and a
soap solution. Never use an alcohol-based product for cleaning; it can seriously
damage the plastic. Do not use pressure washer on the product!

Technical Specications 4 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
5 TechnicalSpecications
SystemSpecications
Operating frequency band: 869.7-870.0 MHz, 12 channels auto-select
Channel separation: 25 kHz
Power output: ≤ 5 mW
Functional sensitivity: Better than -107 dBm BER 10-4
Transmission principle: GMSK, TDMA
Operating Temperature: -25°C - +55°C
Storage Temperature: -40°C - +85°C
Receiverspecications S800RXM OEM
IP- class: IP67
Power Supply: 12-24 V DC 25 mA at 12 V DC (SELV),
must be fused with 4A fuse (SAE J1284)
Max switching capacity of outputs: 2A/24 V DC
Total load on all outputs: Max 4A/24 V DC
Dimensions: 120 x120 x 50 mm
Weight: 350g
TransmitterSpecications S800M6
IP- class: IP67
Dimensions: 100 x 60 x 25 mm
Weight: 130g
Battery type: 2*AA/LR06 Alkaline
TransmitterSpecications S800 L99 Mobile
IP- class: IP67
Dimensions: 120 x 75 x 30 mm
Weight:
200g
Battery type: 2*AA Alkaline
Screw Size: PH2

Short Description of the System 5 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
6 Short Description of the System
6.1 Receiver
Main features:
1
- 6 solid state outputs.
- Outputs and input logic are pre-programmed
for custom applications.
- Waterproof (IP67).
6.2 Transmitters
M6
M6 is a medium size 6- button transmitter. The
transmitter comes in 2 different models, one with
no button print and one with the button print 1...6.
For the unit with no print there is a default or cus-
tom made label frame. The transmitters are very
rugged and waterproof (IP67).
1
L99
Important features are:
• A transmitter suitable for controlling up to
1000 different doors.
• Integrated back lighted display
• Optional cassette with external power and
antenna connectors
1
1Type label position

Description of the Receiver 6 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
7 Description of the Receiver
1
2
3
PB-Free
5
46
7
8
9
10
11
Figure 1. Sesam 800 RXM model indicators, connections and jumper
1.PowerLED
2. Ground
3.Positive(+)12-24VDCconnector
4.Outputpowerinput
5. LED 5
6. LED 6
7. LED 7
8. Jumper
9. Learn/Erase button
10.LEDindicatorsforoutputs
11. Output connectors 1...6

Description of the Receiver 7 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
7.1 Indications on the Receiver
The Sesam 800 RXM model has LED indicators that indicate different param-
eters (see Figure 1 for positions of the LEDs).
The indications on the LEDs are as follows:
Power LED 1
Indicates whether the receiver is powered on or not.
LED 5 Squelch 5
Indicates a detected signal on the operating frequency band.
LED 6 Status 6
Indicates that information from a transmitter paired with the receiver has been
received.
LED 7 Learn 7
Indicates if the transmitter is in Learn Mode. In Learn Mode LED 7 is lit. In
Conguration Mode LED 7 is slowly blinking.
Outputs LEDs 10
Indicates the state of outputs 1...6. Output LED 1 is the bottom one, output LED
6 is the top one. An activated output is indicated by a LED in ON state.
6
5
4
3
2
1
Output 6
Output 5
Output 4
Output 3
Output 2
Output 1
Figure 2. OutputLEDnumberingandrelationshipwithoutputterminals

Installation of the Receiver 8 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
8 Installation of the Receiver
The permanent installation of the receiver must include fuses that protect the
equipment and wiring from over current and short-circuit. The power supply
to the receiver must be fused with 4A as close to the battery as possible. The
cable must be of outer diameter 6-12 mm and each the power conductor at least
0.75mm2. Max cable length 5 meters.
The total load on outputs 1-6 combined must not exceed 4A.
Note! To achieve correct output voltage in the off state there must be a
minimum output load of 0.5mA. If the output is connected to a high
impedance input > 47KΩ a 47KΩ resistor must be placed between the
output and ground.
8.1 Mounting Steps
Step 1
Select a location that is within the environmental limitations of the receiver and
where it is difcult for unauthorized persons to obtain access to the receiver.
Mount the receiver with the cable glands facing downwards.
If possible mount the receiver inside a control cabinet. Note that this is only
possible if the cabinet is made out of plastic or materials that not have a nega-
tive effect on radio emissions.
Step 2
Drill 4 holes (for measures see Figure 19). Mount the receiver.
Step 3
Connect wiring for output signals and power supply. Use cable ties to secure
the wires and ensure that the wiring will not be affected by abrasion, heat and/
or exhausts.
• Connect 12-24 V DC (+) to position 3 and ground (-) to position 2
(see 3and 2in Figure 1).
• Connect the equipment to be controlled to output terminals 1...6 (see 11 in
Figure 1) and equipment ground to position 2 (see 2in Figure 1).

Installation of the Receiver 9 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
If the outputs are to be powered by the same 12-24 V DC supply as the receiver
place a jumper between the Output Power Input (SW) and Positive (+) 12-
24 V DC using a 0.75 mm2 cable (see Figure 3).
PB-Free
PB-Free
P0
YWW
941551
}
}
Figure 3. Conguringinternalsupplyofoutputpower
Step 4
Connect wiring for output signals and power supply. Use tie wraps to secure
the wire and ensure that the wiring will not be affected by hot parts and/or
exhausts. The power supply (+) to the receiver must be fused with a system
adapted fuse as close to the battery/power supply as possible.
Figure 4. Numberingofoutputs
Step 5
System Check
• Ensure that wiring to all components is correct and all loose wires are cable
tied and secure.
• If necessary pair transmitter (see chapter 10).
• By pressing the buttons on the transmitter, verify that all functions work
correctly as described in the function table for the application supplied by
the OEM distributor.

Description of the Transmitter 10 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
9 Description of the Transmitter
1
3
123
456
1
2
3
1. Indicator LED
2.Display
3. Control buttons
Sesam 800 M6 Sesam 800 L99 Mobile
Figure 5. The transmitter indicator and buttons
9.1 Control buttons
M6
Button Description
1Function 1
2Function 2
3Function 3
4Function 4
5Function 5
6Function 6
L99 Mobile
Button Description
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
Function 4
+ Function 5
Function 6
0..9 Receiver selection /
Data entry
Figure 6. Transmitter control buttons

Pairing Receiver and Transmitter 11 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
9.2 Indicator LED Indications on the Transmitter
Normal operation
Quick ashing RED LED = Sending message but no feedback
available from the receiver.
Continuous GREEN LED = Output activated in the receiver
(feedback information from receiver).
Battery warning
Continuous RED after activating a command = Low battery.
3 long RED LED ashes = Battery depleted, transmitter can not send commands.
10 Pairing Receiver and Transmitter
If any part of the system has been replaced, the receiver and transmitter need to
be paired together. Follow the steps below.
Note that only one transmitter can be paired to a receiver, for a receiver with
more transmitters than one use Group ID (only L99 transmitter).
1. Open the lid on the receiver (6 screws).
2. Push the “Learn/Erase” button ( 9) until LED 7 (see 7Figure 1) is ON.
3. The Learn Mode will be active for 10 seconds (as long as LED 7 is ON).
4. Press a button on the transmitter. LED 7 ashes 3 times if the learn are suc-
cessful.
5. Mount the lid and tighten the screws with 2.5 Nm.
6. Mount the caps over the screws.
To delete a transmitter from the receiver, push the “Learn/Erase” button until
LED 7 is ON. Continue by pressing the “Learn/Erase” button once more until
LED 7 is OFF. Notice that if more than one transmitter is paired to the receiver
this will delete all transmitters.

L99 Transmitter Conguration 12 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
11 L99TransmitterConguration
11.1 Group ID
All Sesam 800 transmitters have a factory pre-programmed unique identity
(ID). This is a number between 1000000 and 16777214.
In addition to the pre-programmed unique ID, the Sesam L99 has support for
Group ID. A group ID consists of a six digit number that the user can congure
on the transmitter. Transmitters with the same Group ID is considered identi-
cal by the controlled receivers. This increases the exibility and simplies the
maintenance on large installations. The Sesam mobile receiver can store one
Group ID.
If no Group ID is congured, the transmitter will use factory ID settings.
11.1.1 CongurationoftheGroupIDintheTransmitter
1. Choose a suitable Group ID (either a new code, 000001 to 999999 or a
group code already in use).
2. Remove the back side of the transmitter.
3. Remove one battery.
4. Press the bottom left button (*) on the transmitter while inserting the
battery.
5. Continue pressing the button until the text “A i D” is displayed in the
transmitter display.
6. Enter the six digit code using the keyboard (the transmitter LED will
ash once for each button that is pressed).
After the entire code has been entered in the transmitter, the transmitter
display will show “A i d” followed by the entered value.
7. Save the entered Group ID by pressing “#” button on the transmitter
within 10 seconds.
If the Group ID has been accepted, the display window will show “S T O”.
8. Verify the transmitter functionality by testing the transmitter on a
receiver with the correct Group ID.
9. Mount the back side of the transmitter.

Operation 13 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
The transmitter can be restored to factory settings by entering “000000” as ID.
For security reasons, only group ID’s less than 100000 can be viewed using this
conguration method.
11.2 CongurationoftheDisplayWindowIllumination
The display on the Sesam L99 has built in automatic illumination that can be
ON or OFF. Typically, the battery life will increase by turning the illumination
OFF.
1. Remove the back side of the transmitter (see Figure 10).
2. Remove one battery.
3. Press the bottom right button (#) on the transmitter while inserting the bat-
tery.
4. Continue pressing the button until the text “L e d” is displayed in the
transmitter display.
5. The new settings (“O N” or “O F F”) will be shown in the display.
6. Verify the transmitter functionality.
7. Mount the back side of the transmitter (see Figure 12).
12 Operation
The object is controlled via the buttons on the transmitter. Press the buttons
on the transmitter in order to control the object. The logic of the outputs are
pre-programmed by the OEM distributor. See logic table supplied by the OEM
distributor.

Replacing Batteries in the Transmitter 14 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
13 Replacing Batteries in the Transmitter
13.1 Replacing Batteries in the M6 Transmitter
If the status indicator on the transmitter indicates low battery, replace the batter-
ies promptly. Before changing the batteries note that changing of batteries must
take place in a clean environment free from static electricity.
The batteries are changed as follows:
1. Open the battery cover by unscrewing the 6 screws on the backside of the
transmitter cover with screwdriver PH2.
2. Carefully remove the cover by lifting up the front of the cover.
3. Remove the used batteries
4. Insert new batteries. Make sure the batteries are inserted in the correct
polarity.
5. Close the cover by rst inserting the backside of the cover in the transmitter,
and then pushing the front down.
6. Tighten the 6 screws with torque 1.0 Nm.
2xAA
+
+-
-
Figure 7.
Batterycoverand
thescrewsholding
the cover
Figure 8. Batteries
inserted in the
transmitter
Figure 9. Backsideofthe
cover inserted in its
position

Replacing Batteries in the Transmitter 15 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
13.2 Replacing Batteries in the L99 Transmitter
If the display on the transmitter indicates “L O b A T”, replace the batteries
promptly. Before changing the batteries note that changing of batteries must
take place in a clean environment free from static electricity.
The batteries are changed as follows:
1. Open the battery cover by unscrewing the 6 screws on the backside of the
transmitter housing with screwdriver PH2.
2. Carefully remove the cover by lifting up the front end of the cover.
3. Remove the batteries.
4. Insert the new batteries. Make sure the batteries are inserted in the correct
polarity.
5. Close the cover by rst inserting the backside of the cover in the transmit-
ter, and the pressing the front down.
6. Tighten the 6 screws with torque 1 Nm.
Figure 10.
Batterycover
andthescrews
holding the
cover
Figure 11.
Batteries in the
transmitter
Figure 12.
Backsideofthecoverinsertedinitsposition

Output Conguration 16 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
14 OutputConguration
The logic of the outputs are pre-programmed by the OEM distributor. See logic
table supplied by the OEM distributor.
14.1 4 Channel digital input module (optional)
The logic of the inputs are pre-programmed by the OEM distributor. See logic
table supplied by the OEM distributor.
When the jumper is tted in position 1 the USB-programming cable will not be
functional. For the position of the jumper in the receiver see 8in Figure 1.
Figure 13.
Jumpersetforno
expansioncardorserial
card,Default(Position1)
Figure 14.
Jumpersetfordigital
input card
14.1.1 Installation of digital input card
PB-Free
1
2
3
4
416-1
PCB1
PB-Free
P0
YWW
941551
Input card
Figure 15. Positionoftheinputcard
The inputs are opto-isolated and can be set to 5-24VDC.
To connect to the input card the signal wires have to be crimped with a crimp-
ing tool. The contact must be an AMPMODU * Mod.II Receptacle Contacts
280530-2 or equivalent.

Output Conguration 17 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
Note that the cable is connected and crimped in accordance with IPC-A-620.
Pin 6 - GND is not internally connected to system ground.
IC2
IC3
IC4
IC1
P1
TP0
P2
Pin 6 - GND
Pin 5 - DI 4(X4)
Pin 4 - DI 3(X3)
Pin 3 - DI 2(X2)
Pin 2 - DI 1(X1)
Pin 1 - NC
-ExternalPin6–Digitalinputsignalground
-ExternalPin5–Digitalinput4(X4)
-ExternalPin4–Digitalinput3(X3)
-ExternalPin3–Digitalinput2(X2)
-ExternalPin2–Digitalinput1(X1)
-ExternalPin1-notused
Figure 16. ExternalDigitalInputcard

Output Conguration 18 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
14.2 RS232 Serial output module (optional)
The serial input module is equipped with one RS232 serial channel.
When enabled, the current transmitter unique ID, button status and display
value (Sesam 800 L99 only) will be output on the serial interface each time any
button status changes. This expansion card can be used to connect to external
equipment such as a PLC or PC for further processing of the user input from the
transmitter.
Communication settings 19200 baud, 8,n,1.
14.2.1 Installation of RS232 serial output module
The RS232 cable must be shielded and have an outer diameter 6-12 mm.
The cable should not be longer than 3 meters.
Jumper must be in the default position to use the serial output module, see
Figure 13. For the position of the jumper in the receiver see 8in Figure 1.
PB-Free
1. 6 pin board connector
1
Figure 17. Positionofthe6pinboardconnectorforoutputmodule
Connect wiring, tightening torque 0.22-0.25 Nm, screw thread M2. Use tie
wraps to secure the wire and ensure that the wiring will not be affected by hot
parts and/or exhausts.
TX RX GND
TX
GND
RX
Figure 18. RS232 card

Receiver Drill Measures 19 (20)
OPERATING MANUAL S800 CONFIG OEM Document-ID: 955839-000 EN
Version: B1 Author: SH
15 Receiver Drill Measures
102-103,5 mm
102 mm
120 mm
145 mm
120 mm
Figure 19. Receiver drill measure
The receiver shall be attached with 4 mm screws that are suitable for the sur-
rounding environment.

Åkerströms Björbo AB
Box 7, SE-785 21 Gagnef, Sweden
street Björbovägen 143
SE-786 97 Björbo, Sweden
Phone +46 241 250 00
Fax +46 241 232 99
E-mail [email protected]
www.akerstroms.com
© Åkerströms Björbo AB, 2018
Other manuals for SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE
6
Table of contents
Other Akerstroms Remote Control manuals

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms Jupiter Era 10BD User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 L15 User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms Jupiter Era 4B User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 MOBILE TAIL LIFT User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms SESAM 800 CONFIGURABLE User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms T-Rx 1000 User manual

Akerstroms
Akerstroms Remotus Jupiter User manual