Gemini AC120 User manual

UK
REMOTE CONTROL
AC120
INSTALLATION
MANUAL
RECEIVER MODULE
Made in Italy
GEMINI Technologies S.p.A.
Via Luigi Galvani 12 - 21020 Bodio Lomnago (VA) - Italia
Tel. [phone] - Fax [phone]
www.gemini-alarm.com
ISO 9001 Certified Company
Device :
Remote Control Receiver
Module AC120
By :
Address:
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INSTALLATION CERTIFICATE
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The undersigned qualified installer attests having personally installed the
remote receiver module on the premises indicated below, in accordance
with manufacturer instructions.
Signature:
AC2576 Rev.02 - 10/13

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The AC120 is a multi-function compact receiver which can store up to 120
The first 60 remote controls are stored in the
. Memory can be extended by fitting a second optional
Eeprom (ref. IC0161) to store 60 other remote controls. To insert the second
Eeprom simply
GEMINI, 2-button or 4-button, remote controls. It can be used for control of
alarm systems, remote gate opening, garage door control, etc.
microprocessor non-volatile
memory (EEPROM)
disconnect the module, fit the Eeprom and restore power. The
LED will flash twice to confirm the Eeprom has been recognized.
Eeproms can be fitted indifferently on either socket but the module will not
operate if an Eeprom is only fitted on socket 2.
The socket for the first EEPROM is on the right hand side of the circuit board,
behind the relay (Fig.1).
SOCKET 2 - SOCKET 1
RELAY
Fig. 1
The incorporated relay has NO/NC contacts which can be programmed to
operate in pulse, toggle or pulse with timer mode.
Aspecific remote control button can be assigned to the relay output.
To avoid damaging the optional Eeprom during installation, carefully align
notches (see Fig. 2).
NB:
SOCKET EEPROM
Ref. IC0161
Fig. 2
ALIGN NOTCHES
DIP-SWITCH SET UP
The examples below also apply for setting dip-switches of relay output 2.
=> pressing remote control button will trigger the
relative relay for approx. ½ a second.
=> pressing remote control button
will change the relative relay state. A subsequent press of the same button
will restore relay initial state.
=> pressing remote control button will trigger the
relative relay for approx. 4 minutes. A subsequent press of the same button
will restore relay initial state.
=> by setting dip-switch in this
position, button 1 is learned (4-button remote control).
=> by setting dip-switch in this
position, button 3 is learned (4-button remote control).
DIP 1 OFF, PULSE MODE
DIP 1 ON, DIP 2 OFF, TOGGLE MODE
DIP 1 ON, DIP 2 ON, TIMER
DIP 3 OFF, RC BUTTON ASSOCIATION
DIP 3 ON, RC BUTTON ASSOCIATION
BUTTON 3
BUTTON 4
BUTTON 1
BUTTON 2
BUTTON 1:
TEXTURED
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
BUTTON 2:
SMOOTH
RELAY 1 OUTPUT
OPERATING MODES
Pulse
Toggle state
Timer activation - resettable
Remote control button N°1-2
Remote control button N°1-4
Remote control button N°3-2
Remote control button N°3-4
DIP 4 DIP 5 DIP 6
--OFF
-ON OFF
--OFF
-ON ON
--ON
RELAY 2 OUTPUT
DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3
--OFF
ON OFF -
--
OFF
--OFF
--ON --OFF
--ON
-ON ON
--ON
ModuleAC120 is configurable via 6 dip-switches:
N°1-2-3 => operation of relay1
N°4-5-6 => operation of relay 2
“ ” indicates that dip-switch setting is indifferent.-
ON
OFF
123456
DIP-SWITCH SETTINGS
Ref. TX7008
Ref. TX7208E
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Fig. 3

REMOTE CONTROL CANCELLATION
There are 2 cancellation procedures:
=> clears the entire Eeprom memory: all data will be lost.
=> only selected remote controls will be deleted.
Total cancellation
Partial cancellation
NB: If the Eeprom memory is full, the LED on the AC120 module will blink on
entering learn mode to indicate that no other device can be learned.
- Press the “LEARN” button (Fig.5) and keep it pressed until the LED turns
OFF (at least 10-15 sec.).
: Do not release the button before the LED turns OFF otherwise
will be invalidated.
NB the
procedure
If the module has 2 Eeproms, both will be cleared. To clear only one,
disconnect the module and remove the Eeprom that must not be erased.
If the Eeprom to be cleared is fitted on socket 2, move it to socket 1 and
proceed with cancellation:
TOTAL CANCELLATION
New Remote Control:
- Check dip-switches, the new remote control will be learned
according to settings.
- Press and release the “LEARN” button on AC120 module (Fig.5)
=> the LED will blink once.
- Press one of the buttons on the remote control to be learned => the
LED will blink again.
REMOTE CONTROL CONFIGURATION
MODE 1:
MODE 2: Previously Learned Remote Control:
-Check dip-switches , the new remote control will be learned
according to settings.
- Simultaneously press buttons 1-2 or 3-4 of a previously learned
remote control and hold for 1 to 2 sec. => the LED will initially flash
quickly and then give a long flash and turn OFF.
- Press one of the buttons on the remote to learn => the LED will blink.
a) Power the module and simultaneously press and hold the “LEARN” button
for 2 sec. The LED will blink once if there is 1Eeprom or twice if there are 2
Eeproms.
b) Release the LEARN button. The LED will give 5 long flashes.
c) Repeatedly press the “LEARN” button (1 to 12 times) to select the
required group. The LED will blink the number of times corresponding to
the selected group.
if the button is pressed once too many, procedure will be repeated from
point .
d) Press the “LEARN” button (1 to 10 times) to select the remote control to be
deleted. The LED will blink the number of times corresponding to the
deleted remote control.
e) Press the “LEARN” button. The LED will turn ON.
f) Hold the ”LEARN” button until the LED turns OFF. If the button is released
before the LED turns OFF, the remote control will not be deleted and the
procedure will start again from point .
When the selected remotes have been deleted, disconnect and reconnect the
module to restore normal operating mode.
NB:
b)
b)
LEDLED
OUT 2
“LEARN”
BUTTON
LED
OUT 1
12
- 24 V
ac/dc
--
ANT
+
12 3 45678910
NB: relay contact range
10A@12-24V
WIRING DIAGRAM
Fig. 5
INPUT / OUTPUT
Antenna positive pole
Antenna negative pole (gnd)
NA (normally opened) contact - relay channel 2
NC (normally closed) contact - relay channel 2
Common - relay channel 2
Common - relay channel 1
POS.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
NC (normally closed) - relay channel 1
NA (normally opened) contact - relay channel 1
Module AC120 p ( 12-30 Vac/dc )ower supply
Module AC120 power supply ( 12-30 Vac/dc )
ANT
gnd
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NB: When learning remote controls, we recommend you write down the
device position in order to select it when it needs to be deleted.
Remote controls are divided into groups. Identify the group and the remote
control to be deleted:
- Group 1 => 1 to 10
- Group 2 => 11 to 20
- Group 3 => 21 to 30 => up to group 12 (remote control n. 120).
PARTIAL CANCELLATION

BUTTON N°3:
BUTTON N°4:
Home or Office
gate opening
Outdoor lighting or
home garage door.
Company perimeter
lighting.
If remote control buttons are configured as shown in , a single remote
control can be used to manage vehicle alarm (buttons 1 and 2), open gate
(button 3), turn ON outdoor lighting or open garage door (button 4).
To set up outdoor lighting in automatic or
Fig.6
manual mode, see
table.
Dip-Switch
Settings
BUTTON N°1:
BUTTON N°2:
Vehicle alarm
Vehicle panic alarm
BUTTON N°3:
BUTTON N°4:
Gate opening
Outdoor lighting
or garage door
Fig. 6
BUTTON N°1:
BUTTON N°2:
Vehicle alarm
Vehicle panic alarm
Fig.7
CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES
The following are just indicative examples to illustrate how module AC120 can
be configured.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
12-30 V ac/dc
7,3 mA @ 13,8 Vdc
0,5 seconds
Approx. 4½ min.
2
10A @ 12-24V
Power Supply
Current consumption
Pulse switch relay
Timer
Number of output channels
Relay contact range
BUTTON N°1:
Home gate
N°2:
Garage door
BUTTON
Configuration shown in requires the use of two AC120 modules, both
for the same premises.
Fig.8
BUTTON
BUTTON
N°3:
outdoor
lights
Perimeter lighting
N°4:
Automatic
Fig.8
Two modules can be associated to the same remote control and therefore be
configured differently.
Same thing can be done with 3 modules (home, work and cottage). There is
no limit to the number ofAC120 modules you can program.
Transmission frequency 433,92 Mhz
Storing memory 60 or 120 remote controls
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Configuration shown in Fig.7 requires the use of two AC120 modules, one at
home and the other at work, with buttons N°1 and N°2 assigned to your
vehicle.