Erone SEL2641R433-K8 User manual

Block Programmable
Receiver 800/1600 Users
SEL2641R433-K8/K8P/K16P
Installation
Manual
We appreciate your choice of this product.
This product is addressed to manage the access in
automatic door control systems
This appliance has been carefully manufactured and checked.
The manufacturer has designed this system to assure the best rielability and
satisfaction in the time
We recommend to read carefully this manual before to proceed to the installation

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Layout
Legend
1 : Backlighted LCD display
2 : LCD trimmer adijust
3 : Terminal boards
4 : Relay1
5 : Relay 2
6 : 4 pin strip connector
7 : RJ11 phone connector
8 : Buzzer
9 : D-type 9 pin male connector
10 : Plugs
11 : Screws
12 : Aerial net
13 : Receiver box
1
2
4
3
5
9
8
7
6
Fig. 1
K223B
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11
Fig. 2
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13
ER ONE

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Contents
ImportantRecommendations ........................................Pag.4
GeneralRemarks.................................................Pag.4
Receivercomposition..............................................Pag.4
Versions ..................................................Pag.4
Technicalspecifications ............................................Pag.4
Compatibility ..................................................Pag.5
Introduction ..................................................Pag.5
MASTERtransmitteruseguide............................Pag.5
USERtransmitteruseguide..............................Pag.5
KEYPADuseguide ....................................Pag.5
Installation ..................................................Pag.6
Electrical connections
Transmittersprogramming ..........................................Pag.7
MASTER transmitter memorization
USER transmitter memorization
Main menu structure
MenuDelete ..................................................Pag.9
Single user cancellation
All users cancellation
Complete initialization of the receiver
MenuModifyuser................................................Pag.10
Enable / Disable
Modify relay or key parameters
Copyanddatatransfermenu........................................Pag.11
Memory Visualization on the LCD
Print user list
Print events
Transmitter S/N configuration
Data transfer from and to a backup device
Receiverconfigurationmenu ........................................Pag.15
Change Password
Relay configuration ( Relay1 - Relay 2)
Facility Code set-up ( Facility Code 1 - Facility Code 2 )
Receiverauto-testsystem...........................................Pag.17
RS232Connections...............................................Pag.18
Accessories ................................................Pag.19

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Important recommendations
0Never interfere with the product when connected to a
power source;
0Avoid direct contact with water;
0Regularly check the state of the product;
0Respect the current norms;
0Wear protected glasses to avoid injury during the drilling
phase;
0Change the factory code;
General remarks
Radio
The materials and the technology used have made it possible to
create a system functioning on the 433,05 - 434,790 MHz
frequency band, used by LPD equipments and therefore subject
to european radio and electromagnetic compatibility regulations
(CE).
Rolling Code
In order to guarantee your safety and the total inviolability of the
communication between transmitter and receiver, the code sent
out by the transmitter changes every time the equipment is used
and is recognised by the receiver only, thanks to an unfalsifiable
code-setting calculation. The system thus conceived avoids all
risk of being recording or of the code being copied (268 million
combinations).
Composition of the receiver
See fig. 2
Item Description Q.ty
1 Receiver 1
2 Antenna wire 1
3 Assembly screws 4
4 Plugs 4
Technical specifications
!Receiver
Carrier frequency 433,92 MHz
Local oscillator freq. 6,6128 MHz
Power supply 12/24 Vac/dc
Modulation AM/ASK
Number of memorizable users 812 - 1631 (*)
Number of relays 2
Type of output contact 1 NO, 1 NO/NC
Commutable power 24 VA
Maximum relay voltage 60 V
Absorbtion 95 mA (relay excited)
Housing protection IP 40
Operating temperature from -10°C to +55°C
Overall dimensions 180x140x68mm
Weight 330gr
(*) According to the version
!Transmitter Types E2-E4-E2M
Operating Frequency 433,92 MHz
Power supply 12 Vdc
Modulation AM/ASK
Number of functions 2 or 4
Coding type Rolling Code
64
Number of combinations 2
E.r.p. 100 - 200 µW
Absorbtion 18 mA
Range in open space with
receiver with antenna 100-200 meters
Housing protection IP 44
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Dimensions 82x48x16 mm
Weight 32gr
Battery type Alkaline - 23A
Receiver Transmitters
SEL2641R433-KX S2TR2641E2 - E4 - E2M
( Series 024A)
SETR2641AM2
( Series mini AM)
SEDK2641A4 (Digikey )
Compatibility
Look at the following table for the compatibility between the
receiver and the different series of Erone Transmitters
Versions
SEL2641R433-K8 RX 800 Users
SEL2641R433-K8P RX 800 Users PCCOM (*)
SEL2641R433-K16P RX 1600 Users PCCOM (*)
(*) PCCOM : Internal firmware with predisposition for the
connection to a PC with Software PCCOM

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Introduction
This receiver allows to manage 800 pre-coded transmitters
( 2 or 4 keys ) for a wireless access control system.
There are 2 output relays with NO and NC/NO contacts.
The managing of the users is fully wireless: the receiver can
be programmed by using a special transmitter called
“MASTER transmitter”.
This is memorized during the first installation.
The internal EEPROM allows to memorize up to 7 MASTER
transmitters.
All the operations are displayed throught a 16x2
backlighted LCD display.
The menu is friendly and very easy.
Master transmitter use guide
Each MASTER transmitter allows to set the receiver using
just 2 keys.
The transmitter keys can have different meanings
depending upon the phase, as shown in the following
examples:
NO
Activation of the LEFT key
Answer NO to a question
Activation of the RIGHT key
Answer YES to a question
Simultaneous activation of the both keys
LEFT and RIGHT : Back to the previous menu
Activation of the LEFT key
Cyclical scroll upwards a
digit
Activation of the RIGHT key
Gives confirmation to the
present digit and shifts the cursor
to the next digit of the number.
Number setting
Menu managing
YES
Answer to a question
Activation of the LEFT key
Cyclical scroll of the available
options of a menu
Activation of the RIGHT key
Confirme the choice and entry
into the lower menu
User transmitter use guide
The standard transmitters ( called USER Transmitters ) are
memorised making use of the MASTER transmitter ( in
single mode or by blocks ).
The USER transmitter keys activate the relays according
to the memorised configuration.
During the normal use, the simultaneous activation of
both the keys of the transmitter is disabled.
This facility is only used during the programming
procedure ( see pag. 8 ).
Keypad use guide
The receiver can be programmed using the transmitter
DIGIKEY, called KEYPAD.
See. Fig. 3 the corrispondence between the transmitter
keys and the Keypad keys.
1
4
7
*
3
6
9
#
2
5
8
0
Keypad key (1) = Transmitter left key
Keypad key (2) = Transmitter right key
Fig. 3
Keypad key (0) = Transmitter left+right key

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123456789
0-(12/24)CNO CNO NF
Fig. 9
Fig. 8
!Position the receiver on a plane, open it and
remove the pre-forated parts (fig. 4) situated at the
back of the receiver with the aid of a screwdriver.
!Make a hole in the pre-forated parts ( 5) (fig. 6).
!Put the plugs in the holes (fig. 7) or adapt the holes
to the nature of the support.
!Fix the receiver using the screws supplied (fig. 8).
!Make holes in the guiding slits (only in those used),
!Proceed to the electric connection (fig. 10), and
thread the wires through the guiding slits (fig. 9).
ERONE advice
When assembling the equipment outdoors, we advise you to
protect the receiver in a container with an IP54 level of
protection.
Electrical connections
ERONE advice
2
A telephone wire (0.6 mm ) is sufficient for the input of the
receiver and the relay cabling.
Receiver power supply:
- connecting clip 3: 0V
- connecting clip 4: 12/24 Vac/dc
Connect the output contacts:
- connecting clip 5: common relay 1
- connecting clip 6: NO contact relay 1 (contact normally
open)
- connecting clip 7: common relay2
- connecting clip 8: NO contact relay 2 (contact normally
open)
- connecting clip 9: NC contact relay 2 (contact normally
closed)
Connect the antenna
- connecting clip 1: antenna conductor or antenna wire
supplied with the receiver
Installation
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
Fig. 6 Fig. 7
Fig. 10
ERONE advice
The installation and positioning of the antenna are
fundamental for good reception. Carry out tests
before fixing the antenna definitively. Place the
antenna as high as possible and far from all types of
metal structures which could shield the receiving part
of the antenna.

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Transmitter programming
The configuration of the receiver is possible only after the
memorization of one or more MASTER transmitters.
If the memory is empty, follow the following procedure:
Connect the power-supply and switch on the receiver. On
the display will appear the initial message.
The initial message can be different depending upon the
password configuration ( see procedure on pag. 15 for the
password setting).
The receiver is sold with a default value of the password :
( “11111”).
E R O N E 4 3 3 / 8 0 0
This symbol stands for
“Password enabled” See pag. 15
E R O N E 4 3 3 / 8 0 0
W E L C O M E
If the initial message has the “Welcome” instead of the
key symbol, it means that the password has been reset
( “00000”).
MASTER transmitter memorization
Push simultaneously the keys LEFT and RIGHT of a MASTER
transmitter .
On the display appears the following message:
S N 0 0 0 0 0 E R L ½ K Y A
S T O R E M A S T E R ?
Where 00000 is the Serial Number of the Master
transmitter used.
With an answer YES, the display shows “ EXECUTED OK”
and the transmitter is memorized.
On the first line of the display is present the information of
the abilitation of the whole transmitter, the relays activated
( 1 or 2 or ½” both” ) and the corresponding transmitter
keys : see pag. 10.
With an answer NO there is the return to the initial
message.
Main menu structure
The menu is organized into different levels, with a main
level and several lower levels. Once composed the right
password you entry into the main level.
See below the structure of the main level with the different
lower options.
ERONE 433/800
MENU
00000
FREE MEMORY
0000
MENU
DELETE
MENU
MODIFY USER ?
MENU
COPY MEMORY ?
MENU
CONFIG
USER STORED 0000
EXIT ?
Welcome message
Password request
(1) Free Memory
situation and user
rmemorization menu
(2) Delete menu
(3) User modify
menu
(4) Data display and
data transfer
(5) Configuration of
the receiver:
(password, relays,
etc.)
(6) Number of stored
users / exit
(*)
(*) : The welcome message changes according to the version

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USER transmitters memorization
The procedure begins at point (1) of the main menu.
S T O R E U S E R M E N U
U S E R S N 0 0 0 0 1
The cursor blinks under the first left digit of the Serial
Number to set.
For this operation there you can use 3 different methods:
1) With the TX MASTER
Scroll up the digit with the LEFT key ( cliclically ) and shift
right to confirm with the RIGHT key.
Push LEFT+RIGHT keys simultaneously to cancel and to go
back to the upper menu;
2) With the KEYPAD
Use the keys of the keypad to set the right number and shift
right to confirm with the key (#);
3) With the TX USER
Push the key B of the USER transmitter which has to be
memorized: its Serial Number will replace the default
number of the message. Then push the RIGHT key of the
MASTER transmitter.
Once set ( for instance) the S/N : 20160, as explained
above, the program will ask for the relay [ 1, 2 or ½ ] and
the keys configuration [ A,B,C,D].
U S E R S N 2 0 6 1 0
R E L A Y : ½ K E Y : A
Modify the parameters RELAY and KEY according to your
needs by using the MASTER transmitter.
The next step allows to choose a “single” or a “block”
memorization.
U S E R S N 2 0 6 1 0
S T O R E S I N G L E ?
With an answer “YES” to the above question this phase
ends and the message “EXECUTED OK” appears on the
display.
With an answer “NO” begins the procedure for the block
memorization: the display will show the S/N of the first
transmitter of the block.
Entry the number of TX with the TX MASTER
S T O R E 0 0 0 0 T X
A R E Y O U S U R E ?
Give the confirmation with the RIGHT Key of the MASTER
transmitter.
NOTE :
If the memory contains already any transmitter with S/N
included in the range of the block, the entire operation is
cancelled and on the display appears the following
message:
S N X X X X X R L X K Y X
S E R I A L E X I S T !
Where XXXXX is the Serial Number of the transmitter
already present in the memory, RL X is the relay activated
and KY X is the transmitter key associated.
U S E R S N 2 0 6 1 0
H O W M A N Y T X 0 0 0 0
The next question proposed is the number of transmtters of
the block.

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Menù : Delete
This procedure begins at the point 2 of the main menu.
Through this procedure it is possible to delete:
!A single USER
!All the USERS
!The whole memory ( Complete initialization of the
receiver memory )
The structure of this sub-menu is the following:
Item 2 of the main
menu
Delete single user
Delete all the users
Complete initialization
of the memory
SI
NO
NO
NO
Use the LEFT key of the MASTER transmitter to scroll the
different choices and select the operation to do with the
RIGHT Key.
Use both keys of the MASTER transmitter to return back
to the main menu.
Single user cancellation
With this choice you are asked for the Serial Number of
the transmitter to delete:
D E L E T E U S E R / M E M
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
Entry the S/N using one of the methods of pag.8 ( TX
Master, KEYPAD or key B of the transmitter to delete ,
where possible).
Finally will appear the message:
D E L E T E S N 2 0 6 0 9
A R E YOUSURE
In this case with an answer YES the transmitter with S/N
20609 will be deleted and both the parameters “free
memory” and “stored TX number” will be updated.
MENU
DELETE USER/MEM?
DELETE USER/MEM?
USER
DELETE USER/MEM?
ALL USER
DELETE USER/MEM?
INIZIALIZE RX
DELETE USER/MEM?
ALL USER
All users cancellation
This option allows to delete all the USER transmitters and
to keep in the memory the MASTER transmitters.
D E L E T E U S E R / M E M
A L L U S E R ?
A further confirmation is required to finish the procedure
D E L A L L U S E R
A R E YOUSURE?
With a final YES, the cancellation will be carried out the
message “EXECUTED OK” appears on the display and
the receiver returns to the initial message.
Complete initialization of the receiver
With this option the following actions are carried out:
- cancellation of all the USER transmitters;
- cancellation of all the MASTER transmitters;
- cancellation of the current password and restore of the
default password ( “11111”).
- Restore at “0800 / 1619” of the free memory number
- Reset to “0000” of the stored transmitter number.
D E L E T E U S E R / M E M
I N I Z I A L I Z E R X ?
With the answer YES you are asked for a further
confirmation:
I N I Z I A L I Z E R X
A R E YOUSURE?
With a final YES the memory is completely cancelled, the
message EXECUTED OK appears and the receiver
returns to the initial message.

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Menu : Modify User
This procedure is at the item 3 of the main menu.
Through this procedure it is possible to carry out the
following actions on a USER transmitter, only if it is present
in the memory:
!Modify the activated relay and the corresponding
transmitter key;
!Enable or disable the single USER
M O D I F Y U S E R
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
Set the Serial Number of the transmitter to modify by
using the 3 methods allowed ( TX MASTER, KEYPAD, Key
B of the USER TX )
Then give the confirmation with the key YES of the TX
MASTER
User Enable / Disable
The receiver checks the current situation and propose the
corresponding changement
- If the USER transmitter id enabled, it asks to disable;
- if the USER transmitter is enabled, it asks to enable
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
D I S A B L E U S E R ?
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
E N A B L E U S E R ?
With a final YES appears the message EXECUTED OK,
the transmitter is disabled, the procedure ends and the
program returns to the main menu.
If the transmitter is currently disabled, you are asked to
enable.
With an answer YES the following message appears:
D I S A B L E U S E R
A R E Y O U S U R E ?
With a final YES appears the message EXECUTED OK,
the transmitter is enabled, the procedure ends and the
program returns to the main menu.
With an answer YES the following message appears:
E N A B L E U S E R
A R E Y O U S U R E ?
Modify relay or key parameters
Once selected the Serial Number of the transmitter to
modify, you are asked to set the relay and the key
parameters:
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
R E L A Y O R K E Y ?
With a YES,it is displayed the current configuration of the
transmitter: activated relay and corresponding transmitter
key.
The following table shows the association between relays
and keys when the parameter RELAY is set to ½:
2-keys transmitter
Key Option A B
Activations A - Relay 1 B - Relay 1
B - Relay 2 A - Relay 2
4-keys transmitter
Key Option A B C D
Activations A -Relay 1 B -Relay 1 C -Relay 1 D -Relay 1
B -Relay 2 C -Relay 2 D -Relay 2 A -Relay 2
If the parameter RELAY is set to 1 or 2, only the key
indicated causes the activation of the relay.
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9
R E L A Y : ½ K E Y : A
Once inside the options for the parameters RELAY and
KEY, scoll the options available with the LEFT key of the
TX MASTER and confirm with the RIGHT key.
OPTIONS RELAY : 1 - 2- ½ - 1- 2 - etc.
OPTIONI KEY : A - B - C - D - A - B - etc.
At the end the message EXECUTED OK appears and the
program returns to the main menu.
NOTE : If you entry the S/N of a transmitter not in
memory, the following message appears :
S N N O T I N M E M O R Y
U S E R S N 2 0 6 0 9

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Copy and data transfer menu
Through this sub-menu it is possible:
!To visualize the memory on the display LCD;
!To print the list of the users;
!To programm the Serial number of a transmitter;
!To copy the internal memory data onto a backup
memory;
!To restore the data from a backup memory.
Menu structure
YES
NO
NO
NO
MENU
COPY MEMORY ?
COPY MEMORY ON
THE DISPLAY ?
COPY MEMORY ON
A TRANSMITTER ?
COPY MEMORY ON
A PRINTER ?
COPY MEMORY ON
A BACKUP ?
COPY MEMORY FROM
A BACKUP ?
Main menu
Memory
Visualization on the
LCD
User list print
Transfer of the S/N
on a transmitter
Copy of the internal
memory on a backup
device or a spare
receiver
Data recovery from
a backup memory
Memory Visualization on the LCD
The first option allows to visualize the data memory on
the LCD display.
The visualization is carried out line for line : each line
contains all the information of the USER: Serial number,
abilitation, activated relays, corresponding transmitter
key
The first and the last transmitter are marked as: FIRST
USER e LAST USER.
Use the keys of the MASTER transmitter to scroll up and
down the list, as shown below:
!RIGHT key TX MASTER : scroll down the list;
!LEFT key TX MASTER : scroll up the list;
!LEFT+RIGHT keys simultaneously : back to upper
menu;
Example : visualization of a receiver memory with 3
transmitters ( 2 User and 1 Master) :
FIRST USER
SN20609E RL½ KYA
Left key SN20609E RL½ KYA Right key
SN20608E RL½ KYB
LAST USER
SN11910E RL½ KYA
NO
NO

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Print user list
With the choice “COPY MEMORY ON A PRINTER”, it is
possible to print the list of the users stored to a Serial
Printer ( see connector 9 at pag. 2)
The transfer parameters are the following:
BAUD RATE: 2400 BAUD
N BIT: 8
PARITY: NONE
STOP BIT: 1
HANDSHAKE: NONE
The data memory are transferred through the RS232C to
the device connected to the D-type 9-pin male connector
It is possible to connect also a PC or a Terminal with
VT100 emulation ( see connection diagrams at pag. 19).
After the selection confirmation, on the LCD will appear
2 messages:
during the printing: COPY
IN PROGRESS.....
at the end: COPY
EXECUTED OK
Then the program return to the initial message.
The printout allows to complete the list by hand with
more information as the user name and the installation
address.
*** ERONE 433/800 ***
PASSWORD : 11111
FACILITY CODE : 000,00_
USER ADDRESS
to be filled by hand
USER N. S/N STATUS RELAY KEYS USER NAME
0001 20609 E 1 / 2 A/B to be filled by
hand
0002 20608 E 1 B
0801 11910 E 1 / 2 A/B
*** End of List ***
Print events
Each time a transmitter excites a relay, a string message is
sent to the RS232 output.
The format of the string is the following:
[CR] UAAAA - FBB- SCCCCC - RD - KE
[LF]
Legend:
[CR] = Carriage Return;
[LF] = Line Feed;
U, F, S, R, K, = Code Letters ;
AAAA = User Number ( 0000 - 0807 )
BB = Facility Code ( 000 - 255);
CCCCC = Serial Number ( 00000 - 65535 ) ;
D = Relay activated ( 1 or 2 or 1/2 );
E = Transmitter key activated ( A, B, C, D );
“- “ = Blank .
Example
Transmitter received with S/N =05310, Facility code = 02,
User number : 001;
Transmitter key activated = A , Relay activated = 1
Signal output :
[CR] U0001 - F02- S05310 - R1 - KA [LF]
Printout example

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Transmitter S/N configuration
Each transmitter is sold with a different Serial Number
(S/N). It is anyway possible to change this number using
the cable B with the special probe (see fig. on pag. 20 ).
For this operation connect the cable to the receiver
connector RJ11 ( Ref. 7 on pag. 2).
Select the option”Copy memory on a transmitter” :
Dial the desired S/N and confirm with the transmitter
MASTER.
The display asks for the connection:
You are asked for the Serial Number to set on the
transmitter
At this point open the battery door of the transmitter and
connect the probe to the 7 pads present on the bottom
of the transmitter card, as shown in fig. 13.
Confirm with the RIGHT key of the MASTER transmitter.
The software begins the check of the connection:
P R O G R A M T X
U S E R S N 0 0 6 0 9
C O P Y M E M O R Y
O N A T R A N S M I T T E R
P R O G T X S N 0 0 6 0 9
C O N N E C T E D ?
Fig. 13
ALKALINE
P R O G T X S N 0 0 6 0 9
V E R I F Y . . .
Finally on the display appears the message : EXECUTED
OK. The procedure asks for another S/N to set and
propose the number next to the last S/N used .
NOTE:
1) The S/N : “00000” cannot be used.
The receiver gives an error message;
2) The Facility Code memorized with the S/N is the same
of the first transmitter memorized which is allocated on
the position 1 of the memory
3) If the data transfer hasn’t carried out successfully, on
the display appears the message “CONNECTED?”
again.

Pag. 14
Fig. 14
Data transfer from and to a backup
device
Through these 2 sub-menu it is possible to copy the
entire memory data onto a backup device ( a backup
memory or a spare receiver ) or restore the data from a
backup device.
For a backup device it is possible to use the backup
memory ( see. fig. 18 on pag. 19).
This has to be inserted on the 4-ways strip connector
( ref. 6 on pag. 2 ) respecting the insertion sense.
Fig. 13
As backup device it is also possible to use a spare
receiver and connect the 2 appliances with a 4 net
telephone cable with RJ11 connectors
( See Fig. 16 on pag. 19).
See the connection below on fig.14
Data transfer to a backup memory
Select the option:
C O P Y M E M O R Y O N
A BACKUP?
The receiver perform a first test (on the strip connector
and on the telephone connector) to verify the backup
device presence.
If the test fails the following message appears on the LCD
C O P Y M E M O R Y O N
N OTCONNECTED!
Insert the memory or connect the telephone cable and
confirm with the RIGHT key of the TX MASTER.
A warning message will appear:
M E M O R Y B U S Y
D E L E T E ?
The message warns that the destination memory will be
fully overwritten.
With a further confirmation the transfer begins.
During the transfer on the LCD appears the message:
T R A N S F E R
I N PROGRESS..
If the transfer is completed successfully, appears the
message: EXECUTED OK and the buzzer emits 2 beeps.
Data transfer from a backup memory
Select the option:
C O P Y M E M O R Y F R O M
A BACKUP?
The procedure is quite similar to the previous.
From this time on the sequence of messages is similar to
the other.
In this case the internal memory data are fully overwritten
by the external data ( from the backup memory of from
the spare receiver memory ).
WARNING : Use this option carefully : if the external
device data are corrupted or non updated, your data
base could be unrecoverable lost.

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Receiver configuration memu
In this sub-menu you find the options for :
!Password modification;
!Relay1 configuration setup;
!Relay2 configuration setup;
!Facility Code 1 setting;
!Facility Code 2 setting.
Menu structure
YES
NO
NO
NO
MENU
CONFIG RECEIVER ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
CHANGE ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
RELAY:2 ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
RELAY:1 ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
FACILITY CODE:1 ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
FACILITY CODE:2 ?
NO
NO
Main menù
change password
configuration of relay 1
configuration of relay 2
Facility Code 1
setting
Facility Code 2
setting
Change password
Select this option to change the current password and the
following message will appear on the display:
C O N F I G R E C E I V E R
C H A N G E ?
N E W
C O N F I R M 0 0 0 0 0
Confirm with the RIGHT key of the MASTER transmitter.
The password settings can be as follows:
1) The current password is Null (”00000”):
password disabled.
In this case you are asked for the new password ( see
below). Entry twice the same number.
2) The current e password is different from the
Null (”00000”): Password enabled.
In this case you are asked first to compose the current
password and then to compose twice the new one ( see
below).
N E W
I N S E R T 0 0 0 0 0
N E W
C O N F I R M 0 0 0 0 0
N E W
I N S E R T 0 0 0 0 0
C U R R E N T
I N S E R T 0 0 0 0 0
NOTE:
1) Null Password (”00000”) means Password disabled.
When the password is set to a value different from Null
(”00000”) on the display appears the message:
ENABLED
EXECUTED OK
When the password is set to a value Null (”00000”) on
the display appears the message:
DISABLED
EXECUTED OK
2) The receiver is sold with the preset-in-factory default
Password (”11111”).

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Relay configuration ( Relay1 and Relay 2)
The operating mode of the two relays can be set in
separate way.
Each relay can be configured as follows:
!PULSE -Pulse operating mode: the relay excites at
the reception of a good transmitter signal and remains
excited until the transmitter key is released.
!STEP - Bistable operating mode : the relays excites at
the first pulse and releases at the next one
!TIMED 6 SECONDS - Timed operating mode:
at the end of the received signal the relay remains
excited for further 6 seconds.
!SHORT RANGE - “Pedestrial operating mode” :in
this case the receiver sensitivity is reduced of 40 dB
causing a big reduction of the radiocontrol range
( Final range of about max 10 mt.)
Structure of the sub-menu
YES
YES
NO
NO
MENU
CONFIG RECEIVER ?
CONFIG RECEIVER
RELAY:1 ?
RELAY:1
STEP ?
RELAY:1
PULSE ?
RELAY:1
TIMED 6 SECONDS
RELAY:1
SHORT RANGE
NO
NO
Select the RELAY 1 or RELAY 2 configuration using the
LEFT Key of the MASTER transmitter and confirm with the
RIGHT key : the display will give the message:
EXECUTED OK and the program will return to the main
menu.
Facility Code set-up
The “Facility Code “ (FC) is a number, in the range :
“000” to “256”, sent by the transmitter with its own Serial
Number (S/N).
The receiver is programmed to accept only transmitters
which have 2 types of Facility Codes.
Any transmitter with facility code different from the 2
programmed won’t be accepted.
Through the following procedure it is possible to set the
couple of Facility Codes.
Select the option : FACILITY CODE : 1? from the
receiver configuration menu using the LEFT key of the
MASTER transmitter..
Confirm the choice and you will be asked for the new
Facility Code.
The message prompts with the current number
memorized for the Facility Code 1
F A C I L I T YCODE:1
CHECKF O R 0 0 1
You are asked to change or confirm the memory settings.
In the case above, the receiver accepts only transmitters
with Facility code = 001.
Config the Facility Code making use of the MASTER
transmitter, or the KEYPAD or by using the key B of a
transmitter with the desired Facility code.
At the end appears the message: EXECUTED OK and
the program return to the main menu.
The procedure to set the Facility Code 2 is similar to the
other.
On the display will appear “Facility Code 2”.
F A C I L I T YCODE:2
CHECKF O R 0 0 1
NOTE : the Facility code Null ( “000”) has a special
meaning.
In this case the Facility Code check is completely
disabled.

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Number of the stored USER transmitters
At the point N° 6 of the main menu, the program shows
the number of the USER transmitters present in the
memory.
This number refers only to the USER transmitters and not
to the MASTER transmitters, which can be up to 7.
This number is updated after any variation
( new memorization / cancellation, memory
initialization).
The Erone 433/800 receiver contains an auto-test system which makes it possible to identify incorrect usages or
readings.
Example of the message on the display:
CODE DESCRIPTION ACTION
Receiver auto-test system
SYSTEM
ERROR
Memory empty. Return the receiver to the factory
Copy the contents of the receiver to the backup and
memory and return the receiver to the factory.
Repeat the programming of the transmitter.
If the message is persistent, check the memory position
on the receiver, memorize again, and then start transfer
again.
Memory full
Last memory position: use a previous position or replace
a position already used.
Check the charge on the batteries of the transmitter or
bring the transmitter near the receiver
Transmit a second time
If the message persists, eliminate the memory position of
the transmitter and then memorize again.
If, after the transfer of a transmitter, the number of
impulses allowed (16) has been exceeded, the counter
will no longer be synchronized and the transmitter cannot
be memorized in the receiver.
1 Impossible to write on the memory
2 Reading or writing error on the display
4 Faulty transfer of the data to a transmitter
via connecting cable
8 Used for checking during production
16 Used for checking during production
32 Writing on the last memory position
Es. 800 or 812.
64 Radio signal received too weak
128 Transmitter counter not synchronized

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RS232 Connection
The receiver can be connected to a terminal ( VT100 ) to a PC or to a serial printer through a 9-ways D-type male connector.
The interface is a RS232C with the following parameters:
Baud-rate: 2400 Baud
N° bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
According to the connected device, the connecting cable has to be as follows:
1) Connection Receiver RCS-433BMR - PC Serial Port ( D-type 9 pin Male connector)
2) Connection RCS-433BMR - PC Serial Port ( D-type 25 pin Male connector)
Receiver
Receiver PC
PC
3) Connection RCS-433BMR - Printer Serial Port ( D-type 25 pin Female connector)
Receiver Printer
Receiver Printer
4) Connection RCS-433BMR - Printer Serial Port ( D-type 9 pin Female connector)
Pin connection
SG ( Signal Ground )
RD ( Receive Data )
TD ( Transmit Data )
5
2
3
Signal

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Accessories
For the functionality of the receiver the following accessories are
available:
A) TX PROGRAMMING CABLE with PROBE ( Fig. 15 )
B) CONNECTION RECEIVER - RECEIVE CABLE ( fig. 16 )
C) SERIAL CABLE to a serial printer ( Fig. 17 )
D) BACKUP MEMORY ( Fig. 18 ).
Fig. 16
Fig. 15 Fig. 17
Fig. 18

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IS-CNBERUK Rev. 1 del 21/06/2004
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Warranty period : 24 months from the production date
placed inside. In this period if the appliance has any
malfuction due to defective component, it will be repaired
or replaced by the manufacturer. The warranty doesn't cover
the plastic box The assistance will be perfomed at the
manufacturer site.