BESAFE RX NEW Series User manual

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BeSAFE RX NEW Receiver
With the BeSAFE RX NEW radio receiver you can connect:
- up to 2 BeSafe Readers New
- up to 2 BeSafe KEYBOARD selectors
- up to 2 BeSafe NFC Readers
- up to 2 RX 2295 receivers
- up to 2 actuators / LTX 2296 Radio Transmitters
for the implementation of commands given via Remote control, Trans-
ponder, Digital keyboard and Smartphone. The BeSAFE RX NEW has
a clock that is constantly operational with buffer battery for storing in
the memory the last 14,000 transits occurred during operation.
- Mod. BeSAFE RX NEW 433 : 433.92 MHz
- Mod. BeSAFE RX NEW 868 : 868.30 MHz
I MPORTANT FOR THE INSTALLER
- The control unit must be powered by an extra low volt-
age safety source compliant with Standard EN61558-2-6.
The loads connected to the relays must also comply with
an extra low safety voltage.
- All operations that require the casing to be opened (in-
stallation, programming, repairs, etc.) must be performed
only by qualified personnel.
- The fixing of power and connection cables must be se-
cured through the use of optional cable glands supplied.
- Fix the control unit to a wall, using the relevant support
which is fitted to the casing, in such a way as to leave
said support facing downwards and insert the fixing
screws in the special holes.
I MPORTANT FOR THE USER
- The device can be used by children over 8 years of age
and persons with reduced physical or psychological abili-
ties or with little knowledge and experience only if super-
vised or educated in its operation and safe use, in order
to also understand the dangers involved in its use.
- these instructions are available on the website
www.seav.com
- Do not allow children to play with the device and keep
the remote controls out of their reach.
- Frequently examine the system to detect any signs of
damage. Do not use the device if it is in need of repair
work.
-Always remember to disconnect the power supply before
carrying out any cleaning or maintenance.
- Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by
unsupervised children
- To replace the discharged battery remove the plastic lid,
extract the battery in use and insert a new one, respect-
ing the polarity indicated on the battery holder.
- The used battery must be disposed of in the appropriate
containers.
ATTENTION: keep this instruction manual safe and ob-
serve the important safety requirements contained herein.
Failure to comply with the requirements may cause dam-
age and serious accidents.
the product :
The Single Channel Receiver BeSAFE RX NEW complies
with the prescriptions of Directive R&TTE 99/5/EC.
T ECHNICAL D ATA
- Power supply: 12VDC
- Max. consumption: 6 W
- Op. remote control: 12-18 Bit or Rolling Code
- Op. transponder: BeSafe Card or Besafe Key
- Storable devices different from each other: 1000 Max
- 2 control relays: 30VDC 1A
- Operating temperature: -10°C ÷ 55°C
- Dimensions: 110x121x47mm
- Container: ABS (UL94V-0)
- Protection rating: IP54
- Remote control capacity in open space: 30-70 metres
T ERMINAL B OARD C ONNECTIONS
CN1 :
Power supply input 12 VDC 1500mA.
CN2 :
1 : Relay output OUT 1 clean control contact (NO).
2 : Relay output OUT 1 clean control contact (NO).
3 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (NO).
4 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (COM).
5 : Relay output OUT 2 clean control contact (NC).
6 : Mass input.
7 : Antenna hot pole input.
CN3 :
1 : Power supply output 12 VDC Device.
2 : Communication port RS 485 signal A.
3 : Communication port RS 485 signal B.
4 : Power supply output 0 VDC device.
CN4 : Connection for “INT 2292” interface.
I NSTALLATION OF THE R ECEIVER
It is very important to choose the place of installation carefully in order
for the transmitter and the receiver to function well. Capacity is not only
related to the device technical data, but also varies depending on the
site's radio-electric conditions.
The receiver is equipped with a rigid wire section antenna. Connect an
RG58 50 OHM coaxial cable tuned antenna if wanting to increase sen-
sitivity. Place the antenna externally in clearly visible points and away
from metal structures.
There must be a distance of at least 5 metres between the two receiv-
ers if installation is to be successful.
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O PERATING M ODE WITH R EMOTE C ONTROLS , T AG R EADER , K EYBOARD
AND / OR NFC R EADER
The receiver can be combined with Remote Controls, TAG Reader,
Keyboard and/or NFC Reader and stores up to 1000 different users.
We recommend you write down the corresponding "storage position -
user name".
For use with remote controls, the receiver unit is equipped with an in-
corporated receiver; for use with other devices, the desired accessory
must be connected (by carefully following the connection diagrams de-
scribed in the relative operating manuals) supplied as optionals.
D ATE /T IME S ETTING
The receiver is equipped with a clock with buffer battery that allocates a
time reference to each operation.
Proceed as follows to enter the date and time:
Date settings : use the UP or DOWN button to go to the DATE storage
position and press SEL and SET: Digits 2, 3 and 4 will start flashing, at
the same time use the UP or DOWN button to select a day of the week
between MON and SUN then press SET to confirm (STOR will be dis-
played); next, Digits 1 and 2 will start flashing, at the same time use the
UP or DOWN button to select a number between 01 and 31 to choose
the day and press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed); next, Digits
3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or DOWN but-
ton to select a number between 01 and 12 to choose the month and
press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed); next, all Digits 1,2,3
and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or DOWN button
to select a number between 14 and 99 to choose the year and press
SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed), thus completing the opera-
tion.
Time settings : use the UP or DOWN button to go to the TIME storage
position and press SEL and SET: Digits 1 and 2 will start flashing, at
the same time use the UP or DOWN button to select a number be-
tween 00 and 23 to choose the hour and press SET to confirm (STOR
will be displayed); next, Digits 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same
time use the UP or DOWN button to select a number between 00 and
59 to choose the minutes and press SET to confirm (STOR will be dis-
played), thus completing the operation.
P ROGRAMMING OF R EMOTE C ONTROLS , T AG R EADER , K EYBOARD
AND / OR NFC R EADER
Programming of the Remote Controls, TAG Reader, Keyboard and/or
NFC Reader is the self-learning type and is performed as follows: use
the UP or DOWN button to go to the desired storage position (shown
on the display from 0001 to 0999) paying attention to the KEYBOARD,
NFC DEVICE, REMOTE CTR and TAG DEVICE LEDs since the light-
ing up of one of these four means that the location selected is occu-
pied. Press SEL, all of the LEDs will start flashing and at the same time
send the code with the Remote Control or move the Transponder close
to the TAG Reader or digit an access code on the KEYBOARD or move
the Smartphone close to the NFC Reader. STOR will be displayed and
the LED of the corresponding Device will switch from off to on, thus
completing the operation.
To delete a Device previously stored, using the UP or DOWN button go
to the location of the occupied storage position, press SEL, one of the
four corresponding KEYBOARD, NFC DEVICE, REMOTE CTR and
TAG DEVICE LEDs will start flashing; press SET, the display will show
"DELE" deleted and the LED will switch from on to off, thus completing
the operation.
Q UICK P ROGRAMMING OF R ADIO C ONTROLS , T AG R EADER , K EYBOARD
AND / OR NFC R EADER
Quick programming of the Remote Controls, TAG Reader, Keyboard
and/or NFC Reader is allowed only when the receiver's entire memory
is free. To make sure that the entire memory is free, follow the Reset
procedure.
Quick programming permits you to not select a new storage location
every time for an additional Device, but starting from position 0001 the
control unit automatically increases the storage location and remains in
standby for 15 seconds from entering a new Device to be stored.
O VERALL O PERATION T IME S LOT ( TSTA ; TSTO )
With the receiver you can program a daily operation time slot for activa-
tion only at a pre-set time.
Proceed as follows to choose the operation starting time: use the UP or
DOWN button to go to the TSTA storage position and press SEL and
SET. Digits 1 and 2 will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or
DOWN button to select a number between 00 and 23 to choose the
operation starting hour and press SET to confirm (STOR will be dis-
played); next, Digits 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the
UP or DOWN button to select a number between 00 and 59 to choose
the minutes and press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed), thus
completing the operation.
Proceed as follows to choose the operation ending time: use the UP or
DOWN button to go to the TSTO storage position and press SEL and
SET. Digits 1 and 2 will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or
DOWN button to select a number between 00 and 23 to choose the
operation ending hour and press SET to confirm (STOR will be dis-
played); next, Digits 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the
UP or DOWN button to select a number between 00 and 59 to choose
the minutes and press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed), thus
completing the operation.
NOTE: the Devices stored in the storage positions between 0950 and
0999 are not subject to the Time Slot function.
O VERALL A NTI P ASS -B ACK F UNCTION ( BACK )
With the receiver you can select the Anti Pass-Back function (default =
OFF), i.e. using a couple of TAG Readers, Keyboards and/or NFC
Readers (with different operation addresses set between them) once
you have accessed, you will need to exit the reserved area before ac-
cessing again. This operation can be limited also for the Number of ac-
cesses or for its duration.
Proceed as follows to select the Anti Pass-Back function: use the UP or
DOWN button to go to the BACK storage position and press SEL and
SET: all Digits will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or
DOWN button to select one of the following codes OFF or ON-1, ON-2,
press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed); next, all Digits will start
flashing, at the same time use the UP or DOWN button to select a
number between N000 (N000 = all can access) and N949 for the
maximum number allowed who can access the reserved area, then
press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed); next, all Digits will start
flashing, at the same time use the UP or DOWN button to select a time
between T000 minutes (000 = time excluded) and T999 minutes for the
maximum time allowed for remaining within the reserved area and
press SET to confirm (STOR will be displayed), thus completing the
operation.
When selecting the Anti Pass-Back ON-1 function, you must always
enter and exit from the same access controlled by OUT 1 output.
Consequently the OUT 2 output can be used for connecting a traffic
light (Red/Green) indicator, for information on ramp momentarily busy
or number of parking spaces still available up to the limits set.
When selecting the Anti Pass-Back ON-2 function, you must always
enter from the access controlled by the OUT1 relay and always exit
from the access controlled by the OUT2 relay.
NOTE: The Anti Pass-Back function does not allow access via Remote
Control.
NOTE: The Anti Pass-Back function is not allowed if the OUT1 Bistable
mode was previously activated.
NOTE: The Anti Pass-Back function through the use of connected Key-
boards foresees that the devices have the ability to send the same se-
rial code but with different addresses set (one for input and the other for
output), and at least a complete passage was carried out during instal-
lation.
NOTE: the Devices stored in the storage positions between 0950 and
0999 are not subject to the Anti Pass-Back function.
R ELAY O UTPUT O PERATION ( OUT 1 )
With the receiver you can select the Monostable or Bistable OUT1 relay
output operating mode.
The Monostable operation (default), at each transit, activates the OUT1
relay for 1 second. With the Bistable operation, a first transit activates
the OUT1 relay, the next transit deactivates it.
Proceed as follows to select the desired operating mode: use the UP or
DOWN button to go to the OUT1 storage position and press SEL and
SET: all Digits will start flashing, at the same time use the UP or
DOWN button to select one of the following codes MONO = Monosta-
ble or BIST = Bistable, press SET to confirm (STOR will show on the
display), thus completing the operation.
NOTE: at every OUT1 relay activation transit, the corresponding num-
ber stored will be displayed for a few seconds.
NOTE: The OUT1 Bistable mode is not allowed if the Anti Pass-Back
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R ELAY O UTPUT O PERATION ( OUT 2 )
With the receiver you can select the OUT2 Timed relay output function
(O2-T).
To select the OUT2 Timed function, go to the O2-T storage position
and press SEL and SET: all Digits will start flashing, at the same time
use the UP or DOWN button to select a time between 001 and 999
seconds, press SET to confirm (STOR will show on the display) and
programming will be complete. In this way at each transit you will have
activation of OUT2 relay and subsequent inhibition of further com-
mands until the end of the set time.
NOTE: the Timed operating mode with a pre-set time of 000 seconds is
selected in the default configuration.
S AFETY P ASSWORD ( PASS )
Once you have finished programming the Receiver, you can store in
the PASS (default = OFF) position a numerical password or a preferred
Device to disable or enable programming of the receiver, as follows:
use the UP or DOWN button to go to the PASS storage position and
press SEL and SET: all Digits 1,2,3,4 and the KEYBOARD, NFC
DEVICE, REMOTE CTR, TAG DEVICE LEDs will start flashing, at the
same time use the UP or DOWN button to select a number between
0001 and 0999 as desired and press SET or send the code with the
Remote Control in continuous mode for 5 seconds or move the Trans-
ponder close to the TAG Reader or digit an access code on the
KEYBOARD or move the Smartphone close to the NFC Reader, not
previously stored (STOR will be displayed) and password programming
will be complete. From this moment on the settings will be displayed
without the possibility of editing them.
To remove the previously entered Password and edit the receiver set-
tings, use the UP or DOWN button to go to the PASS storage position
and press SEL and SET: all Digits 1,2,3,4 and the KEYBOARD, NFC
DEVICE, REMOTE CTR, TAG DEVICE LEDs will start flashing, at the
same time use the UP or DOWN button to select the key number cho-
sen previously and press SET or send the code with the Remote Con-
trol in continuous mode for seconds or move the Transponder close to
the TAG Reader or digit an access code on the KEYBOARD or move
the Smartphone close to the NFC Reader, OFF will be displayed.
Password removed.
Repeat the above operation to enter a new Safety Password.
NOTE: if you enter a wrong password you have to wait 5 minutes to
repeat the operation and then 1 hour.
R ECEIVER S ETTINGS D ISPLAY
With the receiver you can display in succession all of the previously
stored settings, as follows: use the UP or DOWN button to go to the
DISP storage position and press SEL, the display will show in succes-
sion all of the previously stored settings. Instead, by going on each sin-
gle setting and pressing SEL, the display will show only the configura-
tion relative to the specific function.
R ESET
If you need to reset the factory configurations (operation allowed only if
Pass = OFF), press SEL, SET, UP and DOWN simultaneously and
continuously for a few seconds to turn off the KEYBOARD, NFC
DEVICE, REMOTE CTR and TAG DEVICE LEDs; position - - - - will be
displayed.
NOTE: the display turns off after 1 minute of inactivity to save energy.
OUT 1 O UTPUT C ONTACT J4 S ELECTION J UMPER ( NO/NC )
The receiver has a Jumper (J4) for selection of the type OUT1 relay
output contact.
J4 pos. 1-2 = OUT1 relay contact, Normally Closed (NC) type.
J4 pos. 2-3 (default) = OUT1 contact, Normally Open (NO) type.
S ELECTION (ON/OFF) T ERMINATION R ESISTANCE
The receiver communicates with the TAG Reader, Keyboard and NFC
Reader devices via standard RS485. Connections can be made with up
to 100 m length cables.
If there are communication problems, we recommend moving Jumper
J3 to position 1-2 (insertion of termination resistance) on the devices at
the ends of the connections:
J3 pos. 1-2 = termination resistance inserted.
J3 pos. 2-3 = termination resistance not inserted (default).
Attention
−The 3V (CR2032) Lithium battery must be replaced every
two years to ensure maintenance of the Date and Time set-
tings.
−To replace the discharged battery slide away the plastic lid,
extract the battery in use and insert a new one, respecting the
polarity indicated on the container.
−- The used battery must be disposed of in the appropriate
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A DVANCED F UNCTIONS WITH INT 2292 I NTERFACE
The receiver can be connected to an INT 2292 interface supplied op-
tional for saving and/or editing the operation settings on a MicroSD
(FAT 32 pre-formatted). The MicroSD can also be inserted in a PC and
consulted via the BeSafe RX New Web Application.
S AVING THE S ETTINGS ON A M ICRO SD ( S - CO )
With the receiver you can save/archive the settings previously pro-
grammed in the Receiver on a MicroSD card inserted in the INT 2292
interface. Proceed as follows to save the settings: use the UP or
DOWN button to go to the S - CO storage position and press SEL and
SET. Digits 2, 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the UP
or DOWN button to select one of the following codes OFF or ON and
press SET to confirm, the display will show WRIT = written, if the op-
eration was successful the display will show STOR stored or will show
FAIL = operation failed.
S AVING THE S TORED D EVICES ( R ECORD ) ON A M ICRO SD ( S - RE )
With the receiver you can save/archive all codes of the devices previ-
ously programmed in the Receiver on a MicroSD card inserted in the
INT 2292 interface. Proceed as follows to save the devices: use the UP
or DOWN button to go to the S - RE storage position and press SEL
and SET. Digits 2, 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the same time use the
UP or DOWN button to select one of the following codes OFF or ON
and press SET to confirm, the display will show WRIT = written and
subsequent percentage display of the quantity of data being written, if
the operation was successful the display will show STOR stored or will
show FAIL = operation failed.
S AVING THE E VENTS ON A M ICRO SD ( S - EV )
With the receiver you can save/archive all timed events (transits) of the
stored devices previously programmed in the Receiver on a MicroSD
card inserted in the INT 2292 interface. Proceed as follows to save the
events: use the UP or DOWN button to go to the S - EV storage posi-
tion and press SEL and SET. Digits 2, 3 and 4 will start flashing, at the
same time use the UP or DOWN button to select one of the following
codes OFF or ON and press SET to confirm, the display will showWRIT
= written and subsequent percentage display of the quantity of data
being written, if the operation was successful the display will show
STOR stored or will show FAIL = operation failed.
NOTE:the events are automatically saved on the MicroSD each day at
00:00.
R ESTORE
With the INT 2292 interface you can download all information previ-
ously archived by a BeSafe RX New Receiver onto another receiver of
the same model if required.
The Restore procedure is as follows: press and hold the PUL button on
the INT 2292 interface, the display will show READ = successfully read,
if the operation will be successful the display will show STOR = stored
or will show FAIL = operation failed.
S IGNALS
The INT 2292 interface has a signal LED to show the operating status:
- Off = Normal operation.
- Flashing = Read/write data flow.
- On = Faults - Errors - No MicroSD card.
A DVANCED S ETTINGS V IA W EB A PPLICATION
The receiver can be connected to a PC through use of an INT 2292
interface supplied optional for saving and/or editing the operation set-
tings on the PC.
You can also take advantage of individual Advanced and Personalised
settings for each Device compared to the standard configurations on
the control unit.