Seav RES 2175 User manual

Seav Twin Channel Stand Alone Radio Receiver – RES 2175 / 2224
WIRING INSTR CTIONS FOR GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS
•Determine available Power supply from existing garage door operator – the Seav receiver can accept
either a 12Volt or 24Volt AC or DC power supply. The receiver is supplied to accept a 24Volt power supply
as default. If the only power supply available is a 12 Volt supply only, then the small jumper at position
'J1' (to the left of the SW1 switch) will need to be moved to position 'J1' 1 and 2
•The terminals on the Seav receiver are from left to right:
Terminal 1 - 12V or 24V power supply in
Terminal 2 – 0V (Common)
Terminal 3 – Channel 1 -Push button, Start contact (n.o)
Terminal 4 – Channel 1 - 0V (Common)
Terminal 5 – Channel 2 – Push button, Start contact (n.o)
Terminal 6 – Channel 2 – 0V (Common)
Terminals 3 and 4 are to be used for single channel only
Terminals 5 and 6 are to be used for second channel (second device or latching option)
•'SW1' switch – To enable Monostable operation (single channel) or Timed delay or Bistable
The unit is set for Monostable as default – only for device wired into Channel 1 (Terminals 3 and 4) – both
switches are in the down position
When Channel 2 is connected into Terminals 5 and 6 (for second device or for timed delay), there is the
option for two time delays
30 second timed delay by switching 'SW1' switch 1 down and switch 2 up, or
60 second timed delay by switching 'SW1' switch 1 up and switch 2 down
Or to enable the control of two independant devices the 'SW1' switch 1 and switch 2 should be up
•Programming Transmitters
The receiver can accept up to 120 individual remote control transmitters
To program a transmitter in the standard single channel mode, simply press 'SEL' button once and the
LED 'CH1 Code' should start to flash, now hold the transmitter a distance away from the receiver and
press the desired button on the transmitter. The LED 'CH1 Code' should remain lit for a short period to
show that it has been coded successfully. This process can then be repeated for additional transmitters.
To program a transmitter into the Second Channel, simply press 'SEL' button twice and the LED 'CH2
Code' should start to flash, now hold the transmitter a distance away from the receiver and press the
desired button on the transmitter. The LED 'CH2 Code' should remain lit for a short period to show
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that it has been coded successfully. This process can then be repeated for additional transmitters
WIRING DIRECTIONS – all Terminals are to be read left to right
–ALWAYS ENSURE THE 24 Volt TERMINAL IS IDENTIFIED AND CONNECTED FIRST
–– ENSURE ALL POWER IS ISOLATED AND TURNED OFF
Electric operator Operator Terminals eav Receiver Terminals
LAVE DOR T.1 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.3 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
GB1 Liftboy T.1 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.3 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
CHAMBERLAIN T.1 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
LIFTMA TER T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
(and old type Wickes unit) T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
CHALLENGER T.1 (COM) 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
(Terminals - left to right) T.2 (PB) tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
T.3 (OB ) 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.1 (COM) 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
BERNAL RALLYE T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.14 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
T.15 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
HENDER ON 880 T.6 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
with 6 Terminals T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.5 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
HENDER ON T.2 tart Contact (n.o) T.3 tart Contact
With 5 Terminals T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
MARANTEC T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
With 3 Terminals T.2 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
Comfort 130 - 252 T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
MARANTEC T.1 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
With 5 Terminals on T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
Green block T.3 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
Ignore T.4 & T.5 T.2 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
HORMANN T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
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upramatic & GT T.2 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
3 Terminals T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
HORMANN T.20 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
upramatic E & Promatic T.21 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
GARADOR T.5 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
Auto Expert & M2 T.20 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
HORMANN T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
Ecostar T.1 0 Volt (Common) T.4 0 Volt (Common)
T.2 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
T.3 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
BO CH T.3 - PCB 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
Profilift T.4 - PCB 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T.5 outside tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
T.6 outside 0 Volt Common T.4 Common
T.3 and T.4 are where the black wires coming from the transformer to the PCB – 17 Volt A/C
EIP T. G 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
T 75 and T 100 T. H 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
T. A tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
T. B 0 Volt Common T.4 Common
TANLEY Left hand T. 1 24 Volt + T.1 24 Volt +
3 terminals on back Right hand T. 3 0 Volt (Common) T.2 0 Volt (Common)
Centre T. 2 tart Contact T.3 tart Contact
Right hand T. 3 0 Volt Common T.4 Common
It would usually be recommended to remove any existing hard wired radio receivers before installing the new
Seav Radio Receiver
- ALWAYS ENSURE THE 24 Volt TERMINAL IS IDENTIFIED AND CONNECTED FIRST
– ENSURE ALL POWER IS ISOLATED AND TURNED OFF
Standard wiring instructions to suit most 3 terminal garage door operators not listed above:
Terminal 1, on electric operator – connect to Terminals 2 and 4 on the Seav Receiver
Terminal 2, on electric operator – connect to Terminal 3 on the Seav Receiver
Terminal 3, on electric operator – connect to Terminal 1 on the Seav Receiver
Alternative wiring instructions to suit some other garage door operators:
Terminal 1, on electric operator – connect to Terminal 1 on the Seav Receiver
Terminal 2, on electric operator – connect to Terminal 3 on the Seav Receiver
Terminal 3, on electric operator – connect to Terminals 2 and 4 on the Seav Receiver
DI CLAIMER: Every care has been taken to make sure the information contained within these wiring instructions is
accurate. However we cannot be held liable for any subsequent damage or failure following installation
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