Perry Electric 1TX RX01/P User manual

lm - DERXPE001 02/18
Model with burner or solenoid valve control in wireless
temperature control systems
Modèle avec commande pour chaudière ou électro-
vanne en systèmes de réglage thermique sans fils
Modell mit drahtloser Steuerung für Durchlauferhitzer
oder Elektroventil in Heizanlagen
Modello con comando per caldaia o elettrovalvola in
impianti con sistema di termoregolazione senza fili
Modelo para controlar calderas o electroválvulas en
instalaciones de termorregulación sin cables
1 ZONE WALL MOUNTING RADIO RECEIVER
RECEPTEUR RADIO 1 ZONE POUR MONTAGE EN SAILLIE
FUNKEMPFÄNGER 1 ZONE WANDMONTAGE
RICEVITORE RADIO 1 ZONA DA PARETE
RECEPTOR RADIO DE 1 ZONA DE PARED

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DATI TECNICI - ISTRUZIONI PER L’INSTALLATORE
- MESSA IN FUNZIONE E IMPIEGO
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE INSTALLER - PUTTING INTO OPERATION AND USE
DONNÉES TECHNIQUES - INSTRUCTIONS POUR
L’INSTALLATEUR - MISE EN MARCHE ET UTILISATION
TECHNISCHE DATEN - NORMEN FÜR DIE INSTALLATION
- INBETRIEBNAHME UND GEBRAUCH
DATOS TÉCNICOS - INSTRUCCIONES PARA EL
INSTALADOR - PUESTA EN FUNCIONAMIENTO Y USO
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Supply voltage: 230 V~ 50-60 Hz
Device Absorption: 2,5 VA max
Type of action, disconnection and appliance: 1/B/Electronic
Type of Output: 1 relay with unipolar changeover contact NC/NO/COM,
voltage-free 5(2) A / 250 V~
Wire section at terminals: min. 1 mm ÷ max. 2.5 mm
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Reception frequency : 868 MHzband " -868.6"
Maximum signal capacity in free air: 120 m
Maximum signal capacity in the presence of walls: 30 m (according to the chap. 1.1 and to the chap. 1.4)
Signal reception mode: antenna internal to the receiver
Type of insulation: Class II
Protection degree: IP30 / wall-mounted
Pollution: normal
Operating temperature limits: -20 °C ÷ +70 °C
Storage temperature limits: -25 °C ÷ +85 °C
PERFORMANCE DATA
!Coupling transmitters in self-learning mode, facilitated by luminous and audio signals.
!It is possible to erase a transmitter coupling to the zone even in the event of transmitter failure.
!Manually forcing the state of the output to test the system (5 minutes, resettable).
!“RESET“ command to erase temporary data in memory and deactivate commands.
!Permanent modifiable memory for transmitter couplings.
!Luminous signals indicating malfunctions due to the absence of transmission or an almost dead battery
!Highly reliable communications thanks to the double transmission of data.
!Lighted and/or audio signal, on 3 levels, of the TEST signal to verify the presence and capacity of the signal (VMETER)

1 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
DIMENSIONS
RESET
ON
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90
25
RESET
ON
Burner
Receiver
Chronothermostat
Fig. 1.i
INSTALLATION EXAMPLE
OK
RESET
ON
RESET
ON
INSTALLATION
Fig. 2.i
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1.1 - INSTRUCTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLING THE RECEIVER
Install the receiver at a height that allows the antenna to stick up above any nearby metal container (boiler, expansion tanks, metal
cabinets); avoid positioning the antenna near cables and electrical panels (fig. 1.i - fig. 2.i)
Cabinets, walls and slabs containing metal can limit the operation of the product.
This system is incompatible with radio products a working on the same frequency using permanent
emission mode.
Instructions relative to the structure of realizable systems and the assignment of areas to individual timer-thermostats or
thermostats are shown in the technical documentation for the transmitter devices (chronothermostats and/or thermostats).
Important: installation and electrical connections of devices and appliances must be implemented only by a qualified
electrician and in compliance with current regulations. The manufacturer declines any liability in connection with the use of
products subject to special environmental and/or installation standards. The examples shown in this document are of principle.

Fig. 3.i
RESET
ON
RESET
ON
Fig. 4.i
AA
CC
BB
Fig. 5.i
D= Catches for locking the
front to the base
Removable area for the
passage of wires
(Installation with built-in box)
Removable areas for
installation with trunking
System.
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1.2 - INSTALLING THE BASE ON THE WALL
Installing the device: INDEPENDENT - FIXED
ATTENTION: INSTALLATION MUST BE PERFORMED AFTER SECTIONING
THE MAINS SUPPLY - 230 V~.
For installation, it is necessary to separate the front part, complete with
electronic card, from the base.
!First on one side and then on the other, insert a screwdriver in the slots
located on the sides of the product, exerting light pressure on the locking
catch, then, with a small forward rotation of the screwdriver (as shown in
figure 3.i), lift the front.
!Remove the front from the base (the resistance to removal is due to the
coupling pin on the terminal strip) fig. 4.i.
From the base, remove the parts prepared for the passage of the connection wires shown in fig. 5.i.
!Pass the connection wires through the opening you have made.
!Attach the base to the wall (or built-in box), with 2 screws using the pairs of holes provided (fig. 5.i).()A-A, B-B, C-C
!Make the electrical connections to the terminals located on the base as shown in the next chapter.
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L1 L2N
L1 L2N
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230 V~
230 V~
230 V~
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Example of a motorized
solenoid valve connection
- 3-wire
Example of a solenoid
valve connection - 2-wire
Example of a burner
connection
Burner
Solenoid valve
Solenoid valve
Receiver
Receiver
Receiver Fig. 8.i
Fig. 7.i
Fig. 6.i
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1.3 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
SWITCH MAINS SUPPLY 230 V~ OFF
With reference to figures 6.i, 7.i and 8.i:
Make the connection to the mains supply
terminal = NEUTRAL1
terminal = LINE2
Make the connections to the device to be controlled
(Such as: a burner, pump, or 2 or 3-wire motorized solenoid valve, servomotor)
Terminal = line, available for controlling the load3
terminal = contact normally closed4
terminal = contact normally open5
terminal = common6
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
!Also pay careful attention to the instructions for the device being
controlled.
!In the presence of loads with absorption higher than the data on the
product rating plate, interpose a power relay or a suitably
dimensioned contactor. In the presence of highly inductive loads
we recommend connecting an RC filter in parallel with the load.
!When making the electrical connections, in the case of a wall
installation without built-in box, pay particular attention that the
cabling is properly placed and does not interfere with the correct
closing of the front on the base.
!In the case of installing the receiver on a metal wall, use double
insulated cables for the electrical connections.
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Fig. 9.i
RESET
ON
Semi-hole: seat for vertically placed antenna
Fig. 10.i
Antenna factory position
RESET
ON
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1.4 - ATTACHING THE FRONT WITH CARD TO THE BASE
!Reinsert the front part with card on the base being careful to
correctly insert the pins connecting the card to the terminals.
!Push the front on to the base using both hands as shown in figure
9.i, until the catches click and lock the front to the base.
ATTENTION: IN THE EVENT THAT, DUE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS, YOU DETECT AN EXCESSIVELY LOW RADIO
SIGNAL, WE RECOMMEND MOVING THE ANTENNA OUTSIDE THE RECEIVER AND POSITION IT VERTICALLY.
With reference to the installation procedure (chapter 1.2):
!SWITCH MAINS SUPPLY 230 V~ OFF
!Open the receiver
!Move the antenna wire from its seat (upper inside part of
the front) and rotate it vertically
!Pass the wire through the small semi-hole provided for the
purpose (fig. 10.i)
!Carefully reclose the receiver (fig. 9.i - fig. 10.I)
!Switch on power 230V~
Power the receiver and attempt to operate it and couple the
transmitter, as shown in chapter 2 “PUTTING INTO OPERATION
AND USE.”
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2 - PUTTING INTO OPERATION AND USE
2.1 - SIGNAL AND COMMAND LEGEND
RESET
ON
LED ON:
lit = power present
intermittent = transmitter malfunction
VMETER:
LED indicating the intensity of
the received radio signal
Key “ ” - Command
- Channel
“RESET” key
Fig. 1
Place for label
Fig. 2
1 s
on
on off
on off
Off
Fixed on
Fixed off
1 prolonged impulse
Intermittent (t on = t off)
every second
LED
Appearance of the lighted signals
Prolonged sound
Short sound
Audible signal
n° s
LED ““- Command status
- Channel status
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5 s
5 minutes
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
RESET
Fig. 5
2.2 - NEW DEVICE
When turned on, the receiver has only the lit.ON LED
N.B.: lowerThere may be a weak lighted signal on the of the , due to the presence of radio interference.LED VMETER
2.3 - TEMPORARILY FORCING THE STATE OF THE CONTROL OUTPUT (for example, to test the system)
B) TRANSMITTER COUPLED AND HEAT REGULATION ACTIVE
The above-indicated operations can also be performed, using the same methods, during normal heat regulation operation; in this case,
the temporary forced control will cause the transmitter to be excluded and the reversal of the command status: if active, it will be
deactivated and vice versa. During the forced state, the “ ” is not functional.key
Cancelling the temporary forcing of the control
!Briefly press the ; when released the temporary forced control is“”Reset key
cancelled (fig.5).
N.B.: ResetBefore performing this operation, consult chapter 2.9 “”
A) TRANSMITTER NOT YET COUPLED OR NOT ACTIVE
!Hold down the “ ” until there is a brief audible signal, then release it: the control is activated and the corresponding iskey LED
steady on (fig.3).
The control will remain activated for 5 minutes, at the end of which, an audible signal will continue for to alert the operator of5 seconds
its imminent deactivation (fig.4): if you wish to keep it active, press the “ ” again while the audible signal is sounding;key
otherwise, when the signal ceases, the control will be deactivated.
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Fig. 6
2s
Fig. 7
2s
Fig. 8
2.4 - COUPLING TO A TRANSMITTER
Activate the “Test” state on the transmitter to be coupled, as explained in the chapter in the“”Coupling to the receiver
transmitter manual.
ON THE RECEIVER
The “ ” is offLED (receiver not coupled)
!Hold the “ ” pressed until you hear a single audible signal; then let go:key LEDthe
will flash (fig.6).
The transmitter is coupled to the receiver.
Deactivate “Test” mode ON THE TRANSMITTER, as explained in the specific chapter of
the transmitter manual.
Deactivate “Test” mode ON THE TRANSMITTER, as explained in the specific chapter of the transmitter manual.
ATTENTION: Resetthe coupling status is stored in permanent memory and is not erased by the command or by a power failure.
N.B.: test mode on the transmitter automatically terminates 3 minutes from activation.
A) - FIRST COUPLING TO A TRANSMITTER
ATTENTION: LEDif the “ ” is flashing at the beginning of the operation it means
that the transmitter in “ ” mode has already been coupled to the receiver. To confirmTest
the coupling: deactivate “ ” mode on the transmitter.Test
To cancel the coupling: hold down the “ ” until you hear a single beep; thenkey
release it; (fig.7).the is off Deactivate “ ” mode on the TRANSMITTER.LED Test
ON THE RECEIVER
The “ ” is steady onLED (receiver already coupled to another transmitter)
!Hold the ” pressed until you hear a single beep; then release it:“ the iskey LED
flashing (fig. 8).
The new transmitter is coupled to the receiver.(in “Test” mode)
B) - SUBSEQUENT TRANSMITTER COUPLINGS (such as: replacing the transmitter)
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