Sherlotronics S4 User manual

Programming a receiver with ON / OFF functionality

+12V High Level

Low Level

COM

NEG

Model: S4

Code-Hopping Encryption

4 Independent Inputs

Positive or Negative triggering

Normally Open / Closed

Weather-proof ABS housing

Frequency stability controlled +/- 75KHz

Order Codes:

This product is approved for use in Residential, commercial and

Light Industrial Environment and Complies with the essential

protection requirements of the R&TTE Directive 1999/EC on the

approximation of the laws of the Member states relating to

electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum.

Certifications:

ETSI EN300 220-V2.4.1

ETSI EN301-489-3 V1.4.1

ETSI EN301-489-1 V1.9.2

IEC 60950-1:2005 + A1:2009

Model No: S4

4 Channel Stand-alone Transmitter

Approvals:

Installation Instructions - For Service Persons Only

III

Model:

Encryption type:

Transmission frequency:

Transmission method:

Modulation

Transmission range:

Voltage range:

Standby current consumption:

Current consumption on TX:

Operating Temperature:

Dimension (lxbxh)

Gross weight:

Code hopping

403MHz (Local) 433MHz (Export)

OOK

1500m “Line of sight”

10V to 16VDC

< 20mA

< 110mA

-3°C to 49°C

145 x 66 x 40mm

135g

Technical Specifications:

Features:

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4 Channel Stand-alone Transmitter S4

English

Please follow the relevant Receivers Installation instructions to programming the unit to a receiver.

The S4 is compatible to the following Receiver models:

Model: RX1-150; Model: RX2-150; Model: RX3-150; Model: RX1-500; Model: RX4-500; Model: MB4000

Compatible receivers

Warranty

This product is sold subject to our standard warranty conditions and is warrantied against defects in workmanship

for a period of two years.

Customer Support line: +2711 462 5101 E-mail: [email protected]

1. Select the ON OFF function jumper on both the receiver you are programming and the S4.

Note: Make sure the receiver is defaulted & remove any wires from the S4 channel inputs.

2. Press the ADVANCE button on the S4. Channel 1 LED will switch on.

3. Press the LEARN button on the receiver. The receiver beeps once.

4. Press the TRANSMIT button on the S4. This activates the ON signal. The LED will flash 5 times.

The receiver will beep a few times acknowledging that it is learning the signal.

5. Press the LEARN button on the Receiver again. The receiver beeps twice.

6. Press the ADVANCE Button on the S4. The LED will flash continuously.

7. Press the TRANSMIT button to learn in the OFF signal on to the receiver. The receiver will beep a

few times acknowledging that it is learning the signal.

9. Follow steps 2 to 7 for each Channel following or just keep pressing the ADVANCE button until

the unit steps past Channel 4 and the LED’s start to running to indicate the unit is in standby.

10. Test that the ON /OFF function is working correctly by triggering the channel inputs with a wire

connected to either POSITIVE or NEGATIVE

ON / OFF functionality explained

Once the ON/OFF jumper is connected, the transmitter will transmit a signal encoded to switch a receivers relay contact

either ON or OFF depending on the transmitters trigger input condition. The function will only work on ON / OFF

(enabled receiver units). This functionality ensures the unit does not get out of sequence with the receiver as with

normal latching/unlatching functions. If you are using a different 12V power-source to that of the transmitter, then it is

recommended to common up on the Ground / Negative so that all the devices have a common negative reference.

TA-2017/1572

APPROVED

Supervision functionality explained

The SUPERVISION Jumper enables the unit to transmit out a system alive signal every 60 minutes.

This function will only be compatible to receivers that have SUPERVISION enabled firmware.

Please refer to the relevant receivers installation manual for a more info.

By enabling the RE-TRY jumper the unit will re-transmit out a signal every 10 minutes. This ensures the system

works reliably and does not miss any ON or OFF signals. This function will only work when the ON/OFF function

jumper is enabled.

RE-TRY jumper setting explained

NEG & POS jumper setting explained

By enabling the NEG jumper the unit will trigger when a Negative input or ground reference. The +POS jumper enables

the unit to trigger from a Positive voltage reference input.

1 & 3 jumper setting explained

By enabling the 1jumper the unit will trigger one RF signal when its input is triggered.

Jumper 3will enable the unit to trigger 3 x RF signals every time the input is triggered. We recommend setting the unit

to 3for all alarm applications.

N.C & N.O jumper setting explained

By enabling the N.C jumper the unit will trigger from Normally Closed inputs. All un-used inputs must be bridged out

when using the N.C setting. N.O will enable the unit to trigger from Normally Open inputs.

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Opening the unit

Note: If Alarm panel is programmed to squawk when

armed/dissarmed, do not use the Siren output and rather

use a PGM output

Note: Link all un-used channels to NEGATIVE(-)

if the unit is set to Normally Closed (NC)

Note: Link all un-used channels to NEG(-)

if the emergency switches are wired to

Normally Closed (NC)

Wiring diagram

The plastic housing is splash proof, and may be mounted externally if

required. The unit should be mounted vertically for best performance.

Ensure that you do not mount the unit close to electric fence cables or

energizers, as these products produce extreme levels of interference

and may reduce the performance of the receiver. If mounting indoors

try and centralise the unit in the middle of the building, and keep it at

least 3 metres away from armed response company’s alarm radio

transmitters.

We recommend you mount the unit more than 3 metres above the

floor height or just above the trap door. For large properties that

require exceptional range, mount the unit externally.

Always conduct a signal range test before you hand over the

product to the client, ensuring that the systems works reliably. You

may need to move the unit if you encounter dead spots. In rare cases

you may need to install a booster repeater unit for coverage around

large multi levelled sites.

Remove the aerial and make sure the screw on the bottom side is removed.

Carefully lift the lid up from the back end and unclip the top.

Screw hole

Mounting advice

B3m

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Terminal blocks

Status

LED

Advance

Switch

Transmit

Switch

Aerial

YEL

GRN

BLK

AUX -

RED

AUX +

BELL+

BELL-

COM

N.C

COM

+12V DC

NEG

RED

BLACK

Connecting a static panic switch

Connecting a siren alarm panel output Connecting a motion beam

ELECTRIC FENCE

ENERGIZER

POS+ OUTPUT

NEG

BATTERY

12V 7A/H +

RELAY

Note: Channel 4 has a 2 second de-bounce delay.

This prevents spikes generated from the electric fence

system from false triggering the unit. All other channels

have a 0,5 second de-bounce delay.

Install a separate relay board to isolate any spikes.

Connecting a electric fence energizer

ON/OFF = Pump control

STANDARD = Alarm signals

POS = Positive trigger

NEG = Negative trigger

N.C = Normally Closed input

N.O = Normally Open input

RE-TRY = Re-triggers every 10min

ONE SHOT = Triggers once

1 = Transmits (1) one signal

3 = Transmits (3) three signals

SUPERVISION = Signals every hour

OFF = Supervision is off

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Opening the unit

Note: If Alarm panel is programmed to squawk when

armed/dissarmed, do not use the Siren output and rather

use a PGM output

Note: Link all un-used channels to NEGATIVE(-)

if the unit is set to Normally Closed (NC)

Note: Link all un-used channels to NEG(-)

if the emergency switches are wired to

Normally Closed (NC)

Wiring diagram

The plastic housing is splash proof, and may be mounted externally if

required. The unit should be mounted vertically for best performance.

Ensure that you do not mount the unit close to electric fence cables or

energizers, as these products produce extreme levels of interference

and may reduce the performance of the receiver. If mounting indoors

try and centralise the unit in the middle of the building, and keep it at

least 3 metres away from armed response company’s alarm radio

transmitters.

We recommend you mount the unit more than 3 metres above the

floor height or just above the trap door. For large properties that

require exceptional range, mount the unit externally.

Always conduct a signal range test before you hand over the

product to the client, ensuring that the systems works reliably. You

may need to move the unit if you encounter dead spots. In rare cases

you may need to install a booster repeater unit for coverage around

large multi levelled sites.

Remove the aerial and make sure the screw on the bottom side is removed.

Carefully lift the lid up from the back end and unclip the top.

Screw hole

Mounting advice

B3m

For more info visit our web site: www.sherlotronics.com

Terminal blocks

Status

LED

Advance

Switch

Transmit

Switch

Aerial

YEL

GRN

BLK

AUX -

RED

AUX +

BELL+

BELL-

COM

N.C

COM

+12V DC

NEG

RED

BLACK

Connecting a static panic switch

Connecting a siren alarm panel output Connecting a motion beam

ELECTRIC FENCE

ENERGIZER

POS+ OUTPUT

NEG

BATTERY

12V 7A/H +

RELAY

Note: Channel 4 has a 2 second de-bounce delay.

This prevents spikes generated from the electric fence

system from false triggering the unit. All other channels

have a 0,5 second de-bounce delay.

Install a separate relay board to isolate any spikes.

Connecting a electric fence energizer

ON/OFF = Pump control

STANDARD = Alarm signals

POS = Positive trigger

NEG = Negative trigger

N.C = Normally Closed input

N.O = Normally Open input

RE-TRY = Re-triggers every 10min

ONE SHOT = Triggers once

1 = Transmits (1) one signal

3 = Transmits (3) three signals

SUPERVISION = Signals every hour

OFF = Supervision is off