Nice NICEONE OXI SERIES Product manual

NiceOne
Europe: 0682
Installation and use instructions
and warnings
Receiver
OXI family
OX2 family
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Mod. Frequency Function Connection
OXI 433.92 MHz Receiver Connector type
OXIFM 868.46 MHz Receiver Connector type
OXIT 433.92 MHz Receiver-transmitter Connector type
OXITFM 868.46 MHz Receiver-transmitter Connector type
OX2 433.92 MHz Receiver with 6-core cable
OX2FM 868.46 MHz Receiver with 6-core cable
OX2T 433.92 MHz Receiver-transmitter with 6-core cable
OX2TFM 868.46 MHz Receiver-transmitter with 6-core cable
1–PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND
INTENDED USE
This receiver is part of the series “NiceOne” produced by Nice
spa. The receivers in this series are destined for use on the
control units fitted on systems for the automation of gates,
garage doors and road barriers. Any use other than as
specified herein is to be considered improper and is
strictly prohibited! The manufacturer denies all liability for
damage deriving from improper use of the product and
use other than as specified in this manual.
Various models are available, with the specifications as stated
in the table below.
1.1 – The “NiceOpera” system
The receivers in the series NiceOne are part of the “Nice-
Opera” system. This system has been designed to simplify
the programming phases, use and maintenance of the de-
vices normally used in automation systems. The system com-
prises various software and hardware devices capable of
intercommunicating via radio, by means of the “O-Code”
encoding system or a “physical” connection via cable.
The main devices that make up the NiceOpera system are:
– NiceOne transmitters;
– NiceOne receivers;
– O-box programming unit;
– Control units and gearmotors with “T4 Bus”;
– O-View programmer for devices with “T4 Bus”.
IMPORTANT – For further details on all functions of the
NiceOpera system and interdependency of the various
devices in the system, refer to the general manual “Nice-
Opera System Book”, also available on the Internet site
www.niceforyou.com.
Notes to table:
–The frequencies 433.92
MHz and 868.46 MHz are
not compatible.
– The letter “T” in the model
name indicates a receiver with
built-in transmitter.
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SPECIFICATIONS
• For all models
–The receiver manages “O-Code” radio encoding with vari-
able code (rolling-code), which enables use of all the new
functions in the NiceOpera system.
The receiver is compatible also with “FloR”, “TTS”, “Smilo”
and “Flo” encoding systems. However, in this case some of
the exclusive NiceOpera system functions described in
this manual cannot be used.
–The receiver has a capacity of 1024 spaces in which to
memorise transmitters. If the transmitter is memorised in
“Mode I”, all the relative keys will occupy 1 memory alloca-
tion; otherwise if memorised in “Mode II”, each memorised
key will occupy 1 memory allocation (for memorisation pro-
cedures, see below in this manual).
–Each receiver has its own identification number called a
“Certificate”.
This number enables access to a series of operations, such
as: Memorisation of new transmitters without the need for
direct intervention on the receiver and use of the O-View
unit, by means of the “T4 Bus” connection.
The sealed coupon in the product pack contains the sheet
with the certificate number of this receiver. Caution! – this
coupon must be kept in a safe place as it enables access to
data stored in the receiver, unless further protection meas-
ures are adopted, such as the use of a security password.
• For models with “SM” type connection
–These models can be used exclusively with the control units
fitted with an “SM” type connection (fig. 1). Note – to identify
compatible control units, refer to the Nice product catalogue.
–These models automatically recognise the characteristics of
the control unit to which they are connected and the receiv-
er self-installs as follows.
• If the control unit manages the “T4 Bus”, the receiver
provides up to 15 different commands.
• If the control unit does not manage the “T4 Bus”, the
receiver provides up to 4 different command channels.
Caution! – In both cases the number and variety of the
commands available depend on the type and model of con-
trol unit used. The “Table of commands” of each control unit
is provided in the instruction manual of the relative control
unit.
• For models with universal type connection
–These models operate with 2 voltage-free contact relays
and therefore can be used with any type of control unit.
• For models with “T” in the model name
–These models are equipped with a “Repeater” function (see
below in this manual) which enables an increase in the trans-
mission range of the transmitters. They also enable “wireless”
communication with the O-Box programming unit.
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3–PRODUCT INSTALLATION
• For models with “SM” type connection
These models are connected to the control unit by inserting
the connector in the relative control unit connector (fig. 1).
Caution! – Before connecting or removing the receiver,
disconnect the control unit from the power supply.
The aerial supplied must also be installed, connecting it to the
specific terminals on the control unit.
• For models with universal type connection
––– Power supply selection –––
These models are connected to the control unit by means of a
6-core cable. Before connecting the cable, select the type of
power supply required, leaving or removing the electric jumper
as necessary (fig. 2-a) as follows:
–Jumper NOT inserted = 24 V ac/dc
(voltage limits: 18 ÷ 28 V)
–Jumper INSERTED = 12 V ac/dc
(voltage limits: 10 ÷ 18 V)
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EN ––– Electrical connections –––
Connect the 6 wires of the receiver cable to the relative termi-
nals of the control unit as follows (fig. 3):
•Redand Black = POWER SUPPLY
(red = Positive, black = Negative. In AC this is not impor-
tant).
• White and White = RELAY 1 OUTPUT
(voltage-free contact of a normally open relay).
• Purple and Purple = RELAY 2 OUTPUT
(voltage-free contact of a normally open relay).
–– How to obtain “NC” type contacts ––
The outputs are controlled by 2 relays with NO (normally open)
type contact. To change to NC (normally closed) type contact,
proceed as follows:
01. Disconnect the receiver from the power supply.
02. Open the box of the receiver by first raising the smaller
section of the cover (fig. 4-a) and then the larger section
with the key (fig. 4-b).
03. Carefully remove the board and turn it over: the side with
the soldered elements must be facing the user.
04. On the side with the soldered elements, proceed as fol-
lows (fig.5):
–Cut the traced section at point “X”
–Join the contacts with a drop of tin at points “Y”.
Note – these modifications may be applied to one or
both relays as required.
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Red
Black
White
White
Purple
Purple
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EN • For all models:
Installation of an external aerial
If the aerial supplied is in an unfavourable position and the
radio signal is weak, an external aerial may be installed to
improve reception (mod. ABF or ABFKIT). The new aerial must
be positioned as high as possible and above any metal or
reinforced concrete structures present in the area.
–Connection to the Control Unit:Use a coaxial cable with
an impedance of 50 ohm (for example, a RG58 cable with
low loss). Caution! – To reduce signal dispersion use a
cable that is as short as possible (not exceeding 10 m).
–Connection to the receiver (only for models with univer-
sal type connection): Open the receiver by first raising the
smaller section of the cover (fig. 4-a) and disconnect the
aerial supplied; then connect the cable of the new aerial to
terminal 1and 2 as follows (fig. 3-a): Terminal 1 = sheath;
Terminal 2 = core.
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Programming warnings
The settings described in this chapter (except for proce-
dure 6) require use of the key and led on the receiver (fig.
6). To indicate the state of activity in progress, the led
emits a set number of flashes with a specific duration and
colour (green, red or orange). For the meaning of these
signals, refer to Table A at the end of the manual.
PROGRAMMING THE
MAIN FUNCTIONS
Led Key
Led Key
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4–CAUTION! – READ THIS SECTION
BEFORE MEMORISING THE
TRANSMITTER
The receiver can only memorise transmitters belonging to one
of the following 3 encoding families:
– family with “O-Code”, “FloR” and “TTS” encoding;
– family with “Flo” encoding;
– family with “Smilo” encoding.
Note – Each code enables use exclusively of the standard
associated functions on the receiver.
Caution! – The encoding family of the first transmitter
memorised on the receiver also defines the relative
encoding family for the subsequent transmitters to be
memorised.
To change the encoding family set on the receiver, perform
procedure 10 – Total receiver memory deletion.
To check on the receiver whether transmitters and the associ-
ated encoding family are already memorised, proceed as fol-
lows:
01. Disconnect the receiver from the power supply.
02. Re-connect the power to the receiver and count the
number of green flashes emitted by the receiver led.
03. Check the number of flashes emitted with the data in the
table below:
– 1flash = Flo encoding
– 2flashes = O-Code / FloR / TTS encoding
– 3flashes = Smilo encoding
– 5flashes = no transmitter entered
Caution! – Before memorising a transmitter, carefully
read all memorisation procedures described below to
select the one most suited to your specific application.
5–TRANSMITTER MEMORISATION
PROCEDURE: “Mode I” AND “Mode II”
Each control unit has a set number of commands that can be
activated according to the type of receiver: The models with
“SM” connector provide 4 or 15 commands while models
with the universal connection provide 2 outputs.
In general the commands can be associated with the trans-
mitter keys in two ways:
• “Mode I”. This mode enables memorisation on the receiver
of all transmitter keys or a group of the latter at once (on trans-
mitters with more than one identity code such as model ON9).
The keys are automatically associated with the pre-set com-
mands of the control unit or the receiver outputs, on models
with universal connectotion.
• “Mode II”. This mode enables memorisation on the receiv-
er of a single transmitter key. The user has a free choice of
which command, among those available on the control unit
(maximum 4) or which output of the receiver to be associated
with the selected key.
–“Extended Mode II” (only for models with “SM” connector).
This mode can only be used with control units using the con-
nection system “T4 Bus”. The “Extended Mode II” is the same
as “Mode II” with the additional option to choose the required
command from those available in the “Table of commands”
(maximum 15), as provided in the manual of the control unit
connected to the receiver.
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EN 5.1 –Memorisation in “MODE I”
Warning – This procedure simultaneously memorises all
keys of the transmitter or a group of the latter (on trans-
mitters with more than one identity code).
01. Press and hold the key on the receiver until the green led
on the receiver illuminates. Then release the key.
02. (within 10 seconds) On the transmitter to be memorised,
press and hold any key until the led on the receiver emits
the first of 3 green flashes to confirm memorisation.
Note – After the three flashes, a 10-second interval is avail-
able to memorise another transmitter as required.
5.2 –Memorisation in “MODE II”
(valid also for “Extended Mode II”)
WARNINGS:
–The “Extended Mode II” procedure can only be used
with receivers with “SM” type connectors.
–This procedure enables memorisation of a single trans-
mitter key.
01. In the control unit manual, look up the “Table of com-
mands”, select the command to assign to the transmitter
key and note the number corresponding to the command.
02. (on the receiver) Press the key the same number of times
as the previously noted number – the Led on the receiv-
er emits the same number of flashes repeated at regular
intervals.
03. (on the transmitter within 10 seconds) Press and hold the
selected key for memorisation until the led on the receiv-
er emits the first of 3 flashes (= memorisation confirmed).
Note – After the three flashes, a 10-second interval is avail-
able to memorise the same command on other keys on the
same transmitter or a new transmitter as required.
6–MEMORISING A TRANSMITTER USING
THE “ENABLE CODE” OF ANOTHER
TRANSMITTER [already memorised]
This procedure can only be used if two transmitters with
“O-Code” encoding are used.
The NiceOne transmitters have a secret code stored in the
memory, known as the “ENABLE CODE”. Thanks to this
code, operation of NEW transmitter can be enabled by simply
transferring the “enable code” of an OLD transmitter (previ-
ously memorised on the receiver) onto its memory (fig. 8).
Note – For this procedure, refer to the transmitter manual.
Subsequently, when the NEW transmitter is used, it will trans-
mit its own identity code to the receiver as well as the relative
“enable code” (the first twenty times only). The receiver, after
recognising the “enable code” of an OLD transmitter (previ-
ously memorised on the receiver) automatically memorises the
identity code of the NEW transmitter sent to it.
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• Preventing accidental use of this memorisation procedure
To prevent memorisation on the receiver of other transmitters
not compatible with the system but with the “enable code” of
a transmitter already memorised on the receiver, this proce-
dure can be “locked” (or unlocked) by programming the func-
tion in paragraph 10.
As an alternative to locking memorisation of the entire receiver,
transfer of the “enable code” can be disabled exclusively for
some or all OLD transmitters already memorised. This opera-
tion can be performed using the O-Box programming unit.
7–MEMORISATION OF A TRANSMITTER
USING THE PROCEDURE IN THE
VICINITY OF THE RECEIVER
[with a transmitter already memorised]
A NEW transmitter can be memorised in the receiver memory
without acting directly on the key of the receiver, but by simply
working within its reception range. To use this procedure, an
OLD transmitter, previously memorised (in “Mode I” or in
“Mode II”) and operative, is required. The procedure enables
the NEW transmitter to receive the settings of the OLD version.
WARNINGS:
• Use only one of the two procedures described below,
according to requirements.
• The procedure must be performed within the reception
range of the receiver (maximum 10-20 m from receiver).
• Repeat the same procedure for each transmitter to be
memorised.
Standard Procedure (valid for all Nice receivers)
01. On the NEW transmitter, press and hold the key…. for at
least 5 seconds (see note 1)and then release.
02. On the OLD transmitter, press key…. three times (see
note 1) and then release.
03. On the NEW transmitter, press the same key pressed in
point 01 once and then release.
Alternative Procedure (valid for this receiver only)
01. On the NEW transmitter, press and hold the key…. for at
least 3 seconds (see note 1) and then release.
02. On the OLD transmitter, press and hold the key…. for at
least 3 seconds see note 1) and then release.
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EN 03. On the NEW transmitter, press the same key pressed in
point 01 for at least 3 seconds and then release.
04. On the OLD transmitter, press the same key pressed in
point 02 for at least 3 seconds and then release.
Note 1:
If the OLD transmitter is memorised in “Mode I” the NEW
transmitter will also be memorised in “Mode I”. In this case,
during the procedure press any key on either the OLD or NEW
transmitter.
If the OLD transmitter is memorised in “Mode II” the NEW
transmitter will also be memorised in “Mode II”. In this case,
during the procedure press the required command key on the
OLD transmitter and the associated key to be memorised for
this command on the NEW transmitter. This procedure must
also be repeated for each key of the NEW transmitter to be
memorised.
• Preventing accidental use of this memorisation procedure
To prevent the continuous reception of a signal transmitted at
random by a transmitter not part of the system from acciden-
tally activating the memorisation procedure, this procedure
can be “locked” (or unlocked) by programming the function in
paragraph 10.
8–TOTAL RECEIVER MEMORY DELETION
All transmitters memorised can be deleted from the receiver
memory, or all data present in the latter can be deleted as
follows:
01. Press and hold the receiver key and check the following
changes in Led status:
–(after approx. 4 seconds) the green led illuminates;
–(after approx. 4 seconds) the green led turns off;
–(after approx. 4 seconds) the green led starts flashing.
02. At this point release the key exactly......
• on the 3rd flash, to delete all transmitters, or,
•on the 5th flash, to delete the entire memory of the
receiver, including configurations and encoding families of
the transmitters.
Alternatively this function can be performed using the O-Box
or O-View programming unit.
9–DELETING A SINGLE TRANSMITTER
FROM THE RECEIVER MEMORY
A single transmitter (in your possession) memorised can be
deleted from the receiver memory as follows:
01. Press and hold the receiver key.
02. After approx. 4 seconds the green led illuminates (keep
the key pressed).
03. On the transmitter to be deleted from the memory, press
and hold any key (see note 1) until the led on the receiver
emits 5 green flashes (= deletion confirmed).
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Note 1:
If the transmitter is memorised in “Mode I” any key can be
pressed.
If the transmitter is memorised in “Mode II” the entire proce-
dure must be repeated for each memorised key to be deleted.
Alternatively this function can be performed using the O-Box
or O-View programming unit.
10 –ENABLING (or disabling)
THE RECEIVER FOR TRANSMITTER
MEMORISATION
This function enables the user to prevent memorisation of new
transmitters when the procedures “in the vicinity”(factory
setting is ON) or with “enable code” (factory setting is ON)
are used as described in this manual. To enable or disable this
function, proceed as follows:
01. Disconnect the receiver from the power supply and wait 5
seconds.
02. Reconnect the power and switch on by pressing the
receiver key until the relative led has completed the sig-
nals indicating the type of code stored in the memory
(see paragraph 5) and the procedure is activated, indicat-
ed by 2 short orange flashes. Then release the key.
03. (within 5 seconds) Press the receiver key repeatedly to
select one of the following functions (Warning! – on each
press of the key the Led changes colour to indicate the
currently selected function):
• Led OFF = No lock enabled
• Led RED = Memorisation “in the vicinity” locked
• Led GREEN = Memorisation with “enable code” locked
• Led ORANGE = Both memorisation modes locked (“in
the vicinity” and with “enable code”).
04. (within 5 seconds) Press any key of a transmitter already
memorised on the receiver to save the selected function.
Alternatively the lock (or unlock) function can be applied using
the O-Box or O-View programming unit.
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EN 11 –MEMORISATION OF A TRANSMITTER
USING THE RECEIVER
“CERTIFICATE NUMBER”
[with O-Box] – This procedure can only be used if a trans-
mitter is used with “O-Code” encoding and when in posses-
sion of the receiver “Certificate Number”.
The “CERTIFICATE” is a personal number (factory set) identi-
fying the single receiver to distinguish it from all others.
Use of this “certificate” simplifies the procedure required to
memorise the transmitter in the receiver, as it no longer oblig-
es the installer to work within the receiver operating range. In
fact the new procedure enables transmitter memorisation
from any distance, even far from the installation site (for exam-
ple from the installer’s office – fig. 9).
WARNING – The settings described in this chapter
require use of the O-Box or O-View programming unit.
For operation of these devices, refer to the relative
instruction manuals, also available on the internet site:
www.niceforyou.com.
• The models with “SM” connector are connected to the
O-Box unit by inserting the receiver in the relative con-
nector.
• The models with universal connector are connected to
the O-Box unit by means of a special cable (fig.7-a)
which must be connected to the connector on the receiv-
er (see fig. 7-b).
OTHER FUNCTIONS
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Initially, the procedure consists in the installer entering, with
the aid of the programming unit “O-Box”, the required func-
tions and the relative receiver “certificate” in the memory of
the transmitter. The transmitter, ready to use, is then sent to
the client.
Subsequently, when the transmitter is used, it will transmit the
command along with the “certificate” to the receiver (the first
twenty times only). The receiver, after recognising the “certifi-
cate” as its own, automatically memorises the identity code of
the transmitter that sent the certificate.
12 –REMOTE REPLACEMENT OF A
TRANSMITTER USING “PRIORITY”
MODE
[with O-Box] – The identity code of a transmitter in the
NiceOne series is accompanied by a number (from 0to 3),
which enables the user to specify the transmitter’s priority
level on a receiver with respect to any other transmitters with
the same code.
This “priority” serves to replace, and thus disable, use of a
transmitter that has been lost or stolen, without the need to
return to the client’s system.
Use of priority mode requires knowledge of the code of the
lost transmitter and enables maintenance of the same code
and functions of the previous transmitter.
Therefore the lost transmitter can be disabled by simply
updating the priority level of the new transmitter with the
next highest value.
On first use of the transmitter, the receiver memorises the new
priority level received and ignores any command sent by the
lost or stolen transmitter if subsequently used.
This function can be enabled (or disabled) on the receiver (fac-
tory setting ON)and, when active, the receiver does not
update the priority level sent by the transmitter.
13 –ENABLING (or disabling)
RECEPTION OF NON-ORIGINAL
“IDENTITY CODES”
[with O-Box / O-View] – The identity codes of transmitters
with “FloR” and “O-Code” encoding can be modified as
required, using the “O-Box” or “O-View” programming unit.
The receiver can normally recognise whether a code is original
(factory set) or modified.
When this function is enabled or disabled (factory setting ON)
the receiver has the option to accept (or not) the command of
a transmitter with a modified identity code.
14 –LOCKING (or unlocking)
THE MOBILE SECTION (Rolling code)
OF THE IDENTITY CODE
[with O-Box / O-View] – This function enables the user to
lock (or unlock) management on the receiver of the variable
section (rolling code) of an identity code sent by a transmitter.
When the lock function is active (factory setting OFF), the
receiver treats a “rolling code” as if it were a “fixed” code,
ignoring the variable section.
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EN 17 –ENABLING (or disabling)
COMMAND DELIVERY ON THE
“T4 BUS” NETWORK
[with O- View] – On systems in which connection is via the
“T4 Bus”, if more than one receiver is installed, and there is the
need for control at a distance greater than that normally cov-
ered by the transmitter and receiver, this function can be
enabled (on at least 2 receivers) to increase the receiver
reception range.
This enables the receiver that receives a command “via radio”
to re-transmit the command via the Bus cable to the final
receiver (in which the sending transmitter identity code is
memorised), so that this can execute the command.
To enable or disable the option to receiver and/or send radio
codes on the “T4 Bus” in a receiver (factory setting OFF), the
receivers concerned must be duly programmed, using the O-
View programming unit.
18 –CREATING THE “FAMILY GROUPS”
OF TRANSMITTERS
[with O-Box] – Each code memorised on the receiver can
be associated with one or more “family groups”, from the 4
available.
The formation of groups and their activation or deactivation (fac-
tory setting OFF) is managed by means of the O-Box program-
ming unit while use of the groups, for example in a set time-
band, is managed by means of the O-View programming unit.
15 –ENABLING (or disabling)
THE “REPEATER” FUNCTION
(Function available only on models OXIT, OXITFM, OX2T,
OX2TFM, in combination with transmitters using O-Code
encoding).
[with O-Box] – If an automation is to be controlled at a dis-
tance greater than that normally covered by the transmitter
and receiver, a second receiver may be used (up to a maxi-
mum of five) serving to re-transmit, via radio, the command to
the final receiver (in which the sending transmitter identity
code is memorised), so that this can execute the command.
To enable or disable this function (factory setting OFF)pro-
gramming must be performed both on the additional receivers
and transmitters.
16 –MANAGING RELEASE OF THE
TRANSMITTER KEYS
(Function available only on transmitters using O-Code
encoding)
[with O-Box / O-View] – Normally, after sending a com-
mand, on release of the key the manoeuvre is not stopped
immediately but proceeds for a very short pre-set interval.
If necessary, the manoeuvre can be interrupted at the exact
time of key release (required for example during minimal
adjustments) by enabling this function (factory setting OFF).
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19 –PROTECTION OF PROGRAMMED
FUNCTION SETTINGS
[with O-Box / O-View] – This function enables the user to
protect all programmed functions on the receiver, also dis-
abling functionality of the key and relative led. The function is
enabled by entering a password on the receiver, i.e. a maxi-
mum of 10 digits, as set by the installer.
When the function is enabled, before programming and main-
tenance of the receiver, the special password must be entered
on the programming unit to unlock the receiver.
DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT
This product constitutes an integral part of the automa-
tion system, therefore it must be disposed of along with it.
As in installation, also at the end of product lifetime, the disas-
sembly and scrapping operations must be performed by qual-
ified personnel.
This product is made up of different types of material, some of
which can be recycled while others must be disposed of. Seek
information on the recycling and disposal systems envisaged
by the local regulations in your area for this product category.
Caution! – some parts of the product may contain pollutant or
hazardous substances which, if disposed of into the environ-
ment, may cause serious damage to the environment or phys-
ical health.
As indicated by the symbol on the left,
disposal of this product in domestic
waste is strictly prohibited. Separate the
waste into categories for disposal,
according to the methods envisaged by
current legislation in your area, or return
the product to the retailer when purchas-
ing a new version.
Caution! – Local legislation may envisage serious fines in the
event of abusive disposal of this product.
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OXI OXIT OXIFM OXITFM
• Decoding “O-Code” / “FloR” / “TTS”; or “Flo”; or “Smilo”
• Maximum absorption 30 mA
• Reception frequency 433.92 MHz 868.46 MHz
• Transmission frequency ––– 433.92 MHz ––– 868.46 MHz
• Sensitivity Above 0.5 µV Above 0.8 µV
• Operating temperature –20° C ÷ +55° C
• Outputs 4 (on “SM” connector)
• Dimensions and weight L. 50; H. 45; P. 19 mm; weight 20
• Radiated power ––– approx. 1 mW E.R.P. ––– approx. 1 mW E.R.P.
• Input impedance 52 ohm
OX2 OX2T OX2FM OX2TFM
• Decoding “O-Code” / “FloR” / “TTS”; or “Flo”; or “Smilo”
• Power supply Without electric jumper = 24 V standard. Limits from 18 to 28 V direct or alternating
With electric jumper = 12 V standard. Limits from 10 to 18 V direct or alternating
• Absorption on standby 10 mA at 24 Vac
• Absorption with 2 relays activ 80 mA at 24 Vac.
• Reception frequency 433.92 MHz 868.46 MHz
• Transmission frequency ––– 433.92 MHz ––– 868.46 MHz
• Sensitivity Above 0.5 µV Above 0.8 µV
• N° relays 2
• Relay contact Normally open max 0,5 A and 50 V
• Operating temperature –20° C ÷ +55° C
• Protection rating IP 30
• Dimensions and weight 58 x 86; H. 22 mm; weight 55 g
• Radiated power ––– approx. 1 mW E.R.P. ––– approx. 1 mW E.R.P.
PRODUCT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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EN
As well as the functions and settings described in this
manual, the receiver offers many other features to
enhance performance, safety and ease of use.
All these settings require use of the O-Box (or in some
cases O-View) programming unit.
For further information on the settings available, refer to
the general system manual “NiceOpera System Book”, or
the O-Box/ O-View programming unit manual.
• Notes on Product Technical specifications
– The range of the transmitters and reception capacity of the
receivers is strongly influenced by other devices (for exam-
ple: alarms, radio headphones etc.) operating in the zone at
the same frequency. In these cases, Nice cannot guarantee
the effective capacity of its devices.
– All technical specifications stated in this section refer to an
ambient temperature of 20°C (± 5°C).
– Nice reserves the right to apply modifications to the product
at any time when deemed necessary, while maintaining the
same functionalities and intended use.
GENERAL NOTES
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EN Table A
SIGNALS EMITTED BY THE
RECEIVER LED
–– Long flashes / GREEN ––
On start-up:
15= Code in use: “Flo”
25= Code in use: “O-Code”/“FloR”
35= Code in use: “Smilo”
55= No remote control memorised
During operation:
15= Indicates that the code received is not stored in the
memory
15= During programming, indicates that the code is
already stored in the memory
35= Saving code in memory
55= Memory deleted
65= During programming, indicates that the code is not
authorised for memorisation
85= Memory full
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–– Short flashes / GREEN ––
15= “Certificate” not valid for memorisation
25= Code cannot be memorised as is transmitting
“certificate”
35= During programming, indicates that the code has
been re-synchronised
4 5= Output in “Mode II” not managed on control unit
5 5= During deletion procedure, indicates that the code
has been deleted
5 5= “Certificate” with higher priority that the admissible
value
6 5= Code synchronisation failure
6 5= Code cannot be memorised due to “incorrect key”
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–– Long flashes / RED ––
1 5= Non-original code block
2 5= Code with lower priority than the authorised value
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–– Short flashes / RED ––
1 5= “In vicinity” programming mode block
1 5= Memorisation by means of “certificate” block
2 5= Memory block (PIN entry)
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–– Long flashes / ORANGE ––
1 5= Indicates that the code is in the memory but
outside the group currently enabled
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–– Short flashes / ORANGE ––
2 5= Indicates activation of block programming
(on start-up)
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