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Eldat EASY WAVE RCL03 User manual

RCL03 / RCL04 Mini Receiver
RCL03
NC1
NC2
NO1
NO2
COM1
COM2
IN1
IN2
LED
CH2
CH1
Aerial
TA2TA1
J1
12345
RCL04
LED
CH2
CH1
Aerial
TA2TA1
J1 12345
Models
RCL03E5002-01 Degree of protection IP 20
RCL04E5002-01 Degree of protection IP 65
Scope of Delivery
-Mini Receiver
-Mounting accessories (RCL03: Adhesive
pad, RCL04: Screws and anchors)
-Operating instructions
Safety Advice
Carefully read through these
instructions before connecting
and operating the receiver!
Caution! Observe the permissible sup-
ply voltage and the max. contact rating!
Have faulty radio controls checked by the
manufacturer!
Do not make any unauthorized alterations
or modifications to the receiver!
Intended Use
The unit may only be operated with safety
extra low voltage (SELV) and may only be
used as a radio control for switching devices
with safety extra low voltage (SELV).
The manufacturer shall not be liable for any
damage caused by improper or non-intended
use.
Function
The RCL03/RCL04 Easywave Mini-Receiver
can be operated in a voltage range of 12-
24 V AC/DC.
Four operating modes are available:
-Dead man’s mode (Factory setting)
-Roller blind motor control
-ON/OFF
-Impulse (1 second).
2 potential-free relay outputs may be
switched via 2 separate radio channels.
A total of 32 different Easywave radio trans-
mission codes can be memorized.
It is also possible to connect one external
impulse button for each channel which can
then be used to switch the corresponding
relay according to the selected operating
mode.
Using the Mini-Receiver
Operating Modes
The radio control can be operated in four
different operating modes with Easywave
hand transmitters, wall transmitters as well
as radio timers:
A
B
C
A
B
D
CA
BDA B
•Dead man’s mode
Each relay can be switched separately.
The relay is triggered as long as the
corresponding transmitter button or the
corresponding external impulse button is
pressed (at transmitter button operation
max. 36 secs).
•Roller blind motor control
Controlling roller blind motors (2-button
operation):
Button
Function
Transmitter button
A or C or Impulse
button CH1
- OPEN
-STOP for CLOSE
direction
Transmitter button
B or D or Impulse
button CH2
-CLOSE
-STOP for OPEN
direction
The relay switches off after 90 seconds
automatically.
•ON/OFF
Each relay can be switched separately:
Button
Function
Transmitter button A or C or
Impulse button 1
st
pressing
ON
Transmitter button B or D or
Impulse button 2
nd
pressing
OFF
•Impulse (1 Second)
If a transmitter button or an external im-
pulse button is pressed, the correspond-
ing relay is triggered for 1 second.
Mounting and Connecting
1. Remove the housing cover.
2. Using the mounting accessories supplied,
mount the receiver on a suitable location.
Mounting Advice:
The reception quality can be affected by
a number of factors:
- location
-equipment and systems without
interference suppression
-other transmitters within the frequency
range
-atmospheric conditions and other
factors.
Do not mount the receiver near the floor
or near large metal objects!
The maximum length of all connecting
cables may not exceed 3 m.
In case of malfunctions, contact your re-
tailer or the manufacturer.
3. Select the desired operating mode with
jumper J1:
1
2
3
4
5
J1 in position 1-2:
Dead man’s mode
1
2
3
4
5
J1 in position 2-3:
Roller blind motor control
1
2
3
4
5
J1 in position 3-4:
ON/OFF
1
2
3
4
5
J1 in position 4-5:
Impulse (1 second)
4. Connect the supply voltage and the
safety extra low voltage devices to be
switched as follows:
Operating modes „Dead man’s mode“,
„ON/OFF“ and “Impulse
(1 second)”
NC1
NC2
NO1
NO2
COM1
COM2
IN1
IN2
-Supply voltage
(12-24V AC/DC): IN1, IN2
(at DC: Polarity is arbitrary)
-Device 1 (at relay 1 / channel 1):
NO1 - COM1: NO contact
NC1 - COM1: NC contact
-Device 2 (at relay 2 / channel 2):
NO2 - COM2: NO contact
NC2 - COM2: NC contact
Operating mode „Roller blind motor
control“
The receiver may only be operated with
12-24 V DC in this mode.
-
12-24 V DC +
NC1
NC2
NO1
NO2
COM1
COM2
IN1
IN2
M
UM74963B0917 GB
5. If necessary, connect the external im-
pulse buttons as follows:
CH2
CH1
- Impulse button 1 (for relay 1): CH1
- Impulse button 2 (for relay 2): CH2
Note: The external impulse buttons work
in the selected operating mode.
Note: (only RCL04) All cables are to be
fed into the receiver via the opening on
the bottom using the watertight PG screw
fitting.
6. Transfer the codes of the transmitters to
the receiver (see section “Memorizing the
transmission codes (Programming)“).
7. Re-install the housing cover.
Memorizing the Transmission Codes
(Programming)
In the “Memorizing the Transmission Codes”
mode you can transfer the codes of your
transmitter buttons to the receiver.
The selected operating mode is adopted as a
result of the memorizing process and applies
to the transmission code currently memo-
rized. A total of 32 transmission codes can
be memorized.
Operating modes „Dead man’s mode“
and “Impulse (1 second)”
1. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 (for channel 1) or TA2
(for channel 2). The programming mode
is activated. The LED flashes.
2. Press and hold the transmitter button. If
the code has been memorized, the LED
lights up for approx. 4 sec. and then
flashes again. Release the transmitter
button.
3. Repeat step 2 with the other transmitters.
4. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 or TA2 in order to return
to the operating mode.
Operating mode „Roller blind motor con-
trol“
1. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1. The programming
mode is activated. The LED flashes.
2. Press and hold the transmitter button A or
C. If the code has been memorized, the
LED lights up for approx. 4 sec. and then
flashes again. Release the transmitter
button.
Note: The code of the corresponding
transmitter button B or D will be assigned
automatically.
3. Repeat step 2 with the other transmitters.
4. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 or TA2 in order to return
to the operating mode.
Operating mode „ON/OFF“
1. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 (for channel 1) or TA2
(for channel 2). The programming mode
is activated. The LED flashes.
2. Press and hold the transmitter button A or
C. If the code has been memorized, the
LED lights up for approx. 4 sec. and then
flashes again. Release the transmitter
button.
Note: The code of the corresponding
transmitter button B or D will be assigned
automatically.
3. Repeat step 2 with the other transmitters.
4. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 or TA2 in order to return
to the operating mode.
If all memory locations are occupied, the
LED flashes rapidly for approx. 4 sec.
Note: Even in case of longer power failure
programming remains.
Deleting Specific Transmission Codes
In the Delete mode you can delete specific
transmission Codes memorized by the re-
ceiver.
1. Keep the programming button TA1 (for
channel 1) or TA2 (for channel 2) pressed
for more than 1.6 sec. The delete mode is
activated. The LED flashes rapidly.
2. Press the selected transmitter button. If
the code has been deleted, the LED
lights up for 4 sec. and then flashes again
rapidly.
Note: In the operating modes „Roller
blind motor control“ and „ON/OFF“, the
code of the corresponding transmitter
button is also deleted.
3. Repeat step 2 with another transmitter or
briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the programming
button TA1 or TA2 in order to return to
the operating mode.
Reset (Deleting Memory Completely)
In the Reset mode you can delete all codes
memorized by the receiver.
1. Keep the programming button TA1 or
TA2 pressed for more than 1.6 sec. The
delete mode is activated. The LED flash-
es rapidly.
2. Press the programming button TA1 or
TA2 again and keep it pressed for more
than 1.6 sec. If the memory has been de-
leted completely, the LED lights up for
4 sec. and then flashes again rapidly.
3. Briefly (< 1.6 sec.) press the program-
ming button TA1 or TA2 in order to return
to the operating mode.
General information
Waste electrical products should not be
disposed of with household waste!
Dispose of the waste product via a
colle
ction point for electronic scrap
or via your specialist dealer.
Put the packaging material into the
recycling bins for cardboard, paper
and plastics.
Warranty
Within the statutory warranty period we
undertake to rectify free of charge by repair
or replacement any product defects arising
from material or production faults.
Any unauthorized tampering with, or modifi-
cations to, the product shall render this
warranty null and void.
Conformity
Hereby, ELDAT GmbH declares
that the radio equipment type
RCL03/RCL04 is in compliance
with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration
of conformity is available at the
following internet address:
www.eldat.de
Technical Details
Frequency: 868.30 MHz
Modulation: FSK
Radio telegram: Easywave
Supply voltage: 12-24 V AC/DC
Contact rating external push-buttons:
approx. 5 mA
Current consumption at 24 V DC / 2-ch:
- Transmitter operation: approx. 50 mA
- Impulse button operation: approx. 60 mA
Degree of protection: RCL03: IP 20
RCL04: IP 65
Output: 2 potential-free
relay contacts
Max. contact rating:
- AC: 24 V / 1 A / 24 VA
- DC: 30 V / 1 A / 30 W
Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Dimensions: RCL03: 70 x 64 x 35 mm
RCL04: 72 x 114 x 36 mm
Weight: RCL03: ca. 50 g
RCL04: ca. 100 g
Customer Service
If, despite correct handling, faults or malfunc-
tions occur or if the product was damaged,
contact your retailer or the manufacturer.
ELDAT GmbH
Im Gewerbepark 14
15711 Königs Wusterhausen
Germany
Phone: + 49 (0) 33 75 / 90 37-310
Telefax: + 49 (0) 33 75 / 90 37-90
Internet: www.eldat.de
E-mail: i[email protected]

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