GEIGER GFU003 User manual

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Radio Switching Actuator GFU003
for ush mounted installation
GFU003
Operating instructions

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1. General
The radio-controlled switching actuator GFU003 is suitable for ush-mounted installation in a
switch box or a junction box. It can switch lights or other electrical devices up to 500 W resistive
load with 230 V.
A 434 MHz radio receiver is integrated into the switching actuator GFU003. You can easily operate
the switching actuator with a radio handheld transmitter or a radio wall-mounted transmitter.
During assembly, please make sure that the stationary transmitters are more than 2 m away from
the receiving antenna.
You also have the option to connect a switch with two buttons / two switching functions in order to
allow selective turning on and off. These buttons must be potential-free. Please do not use here
230 V. This would damage the control.
Different acoustic signals are emitted by the control during programming.
1.1 Operation via push button and two-key transmitter
Operated key Reaction of the control
ON Light / electric device on
ON Relay is closed, light /electric device is on
OFF Light / electric device off
OFF Relay is open, light / electric device is off
The assignment of the transmitter buttons to the control commands is determined by the user while learning.
1.2 Disabling the learning mode
For safety reasons, the control programming is only possible within the rst 30 minutes after swit-
ching on the mains voltage. After the control blocks the learning procedure so that unauthorized
persons have no access to the programmed parameters. To modify the control setting, please
power off and then back on.
2. Learning mode / control set up
• A maximum of three different transmitters can be learned. The control can therefore be a part of
three independent groups.
• If three transmitters have already been learned and if an attempt is made to learn a 4th one, the
last transmitter actually stored is deleted and the new transmitter stored instead.
• If you try to learn a transmitter whose radio code has already been learned, then the learning
will be denied and a rapid succession of short tones is emitted. The control expects a different
radio code.
• Should no action be taken within 30 seconds, the learning mode will be deactivated! You will
hear six signal tones and the control returns to normal operation.
• You can only delete all learned remote codes together.
2.1 Learning a transmitter
The order sequence is specied: the rst input on a transmit button receives the function ON, the
second input the function OFF.
2.1.1 Learning the transmitter
1. Hold the transmitter to be learned directly to the receiving antenna and press a key about
3 seconds until an audible signal is emitted. The learning mode is activated.
2. Keep holding the transmitter to the receiving antenna and activate briey the key for the ON
command. The radio code is learned and an audible signal is emitted for acknowledgement.
3. The control returns to normal operating mode.

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2.1.2 Deleting the learned transmitter
1. Hold any transmitter directly to the receiving antenna and actuate a key about 3 seconds until
an audible signal is emitted. The control has changed over to learning / deleting mode.
2. Hold the transmitter directly to the receiving antenna and actuate any key about 5 seconds
until a long tone is emitted. All stored radio codes - radio codes of the sensors as well – will be
deleted. Then the control returns to normal operating mode.
2.1.3. Factory setting
The device is delivered pre-coded with GEIGER coding.
For the rst learning, the GEIGER code will be replaced by a transmitter code. Set the individual
code on the handheld transmitter via DIP switch (see operating instructions handheld radio trans-
mitter).
2.2 Audible signals emitted by the control for fault diagnosis
1 long and 3 short tones “Power on” signalling message after mains power on
1 long tone The learning mode operation was activated
1 long tone A radio code has been learned and stored
Rapid succession of short
tones
Error message: The radio code to be learned is already assigned
otherwise
6 tones Error message: the learning procedure was aborted because
time has expired
1 very long tone All radio codes are deleted.
Control signals SOS Error message: memory module is defective. The control needs
to be mended
Short tones emitted in
intervals of approx. 500 ms
Error message: Data stored in the memory module got lost.
Submit the control to a new learning procedure. In the event this
fault reoccurs, the control should be repaired.
3. Technical characteristics GFU003
Supply voltage 230 V (+/-10%) / 50 Hz
ON/OFF switching 2-chanel
Switch-on time unlimited
Relay switching current (resistive) 3 A
Protection class IP 00
Dimensions about 52 x 47 x 27 mm
Subject to technical modifications
4. Declaration of Conformity
We herewith explicitly declare that this product complies with the essential requirements and
relevant directives. It is authorised for use in all EC member states and in Switzerland without any
need of prior registration.
The Declaration of Conformity concerning this product is available on our website:
www.geiger.de.

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For technical questions, please call our service team at: [phone].
They will be happy to assist you.
Gerhard Geiger GmbH & Co. KG
Schleifmühle 6 | D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen
T [phone] | F [phone]
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5. Connection
Diagram
6. Waste Disposal
Recycling of packaging materials
In the interest of environmental protection, please contact your local government’s recycling or
solid waste management department to learn more about the services it provides.
Waste disposal of electric and electronic equipment
Electronic equipment or batteries cannot be discarded along with the normal household waste.
Keep for more information on the recycling and disposal methods envisaged by the local
regulations in your area.
Gerhard Geiger
GmbH & Co. KG
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