teko Astra-RC User manual

“Astra-RC”
Remote control
and panic button
User Guide
Manufacturer:
ZAO NTC TEKO
420108 Kazan, Russia
Gafuri str., 71
Tel.: [phone]
[email protected]
www.teko.biz
Made in Russia
Rev. RPDK-RIMv3_3_instr_en
1 FUNCTION
Remote control and panic button is designed for
transmitting alarm notifications and arm-
ing/disarming security system over the radio.
RC provides measurement and transmission
via radio in mode 2 (by pressing any RC but-
ton) the values of the residual capacity of the
battery with a display in the event log when the
values of 30, 20, 10% are reached.
RC factory setting: radio mode - mode 2,
operating frequency 1.
2 SPECIFICATION
Operating frequency:
- frequency 1...........................................433,42
- frequency 3...........................................434,42
Wireless coverage range*, m
1
..........up to 1000
Power supply voltage, V..............from 2.1 to 3.0
Overall dimensions, mm.................74 × 33 × 14
Operating Conditions
Temperature range,°С............from - 10 to + 50
Relative air humidity, % ..........up to 98 at + 40 °С
without moisture condensation
3 DELIVERY SET
Remote control delivery set includes: battery
CR2430 (3.0V, installed) - 1 pc., user guide –1
copy, labels –2 pcs.
1
Maximum range parameters are provided under the
best conditions for installing a radio receiver and using
an external antenna
4 INDICATION
Indication
LED
Boot time
1-x or 2-x flash after turning on
the power depending on the
mode of the radio
Alarm
1x flash by pressing the button
Arming
1x flash by pressing the button
Disarming
1x flash by pressing the button
Power failure
3x flash when pressing any
button when the supply voltage
is below 2.1 V
Note
1The “Power Failure” notification is to the Security
Hub mobile application together with the “Alarm”,
“Arming” or “Disarming” notifications.
2 When notification of "Power failure" appears,
it is necessary to replace the battery within one
week.

5 MODES OF OPERATION
ATTENTION!
Setting and changing the operating mode of the
remote control is possible within 10 minutes
after battery insertion!
5.1 Radio mode selection
RC provides work in two modes of a radio:
- mode 1 –for operation with old devices,
- mode 2 –for Security Hub and new devices.
1) Remove the base.
2) Briefly press any button on the RC to
remove the residual charge.
3) Insert the battery
4) Assemble RC.
By turning on the LED, determine the mode:
- 1 flash –mode 1 installed,
- 2 flashes –mode 2 installed.
Wait at least 10 sec before changing the
mode.
5) Changing the radio
mode:
press the button
(ARM) and hold it for at
least 10 sec until the LED
flash appears:
1x or 2x flash, depending
on the set mode.
5.2 Operating frequency selecting
1) Remove the base of the RC if more than
10 minutes have passed after turning on the
power.
2) Briefly press any button on the RC to
remove the residual charge.
3) Insert the battery. Assemble RC.
4) Press the button and hold it for at
least 10 sec until the LED flash appears:
- 1 flash –frequency 1 is set (compatible
with Security Hub),
- 3 flashes –frequency 3 is set
5) To change the operating frequency, re-
peat step 4)
6 ADDING TO THE SYSTEM
1) Set up necessary radio mode and the operat-
ing frequency of the RC in accordance with the
mode and operating frequency of the controller
(see p. 5).
2) Start adding on the mobile or desktop app
Security Hub. Adding starts for 45-60 sec.
3) Start RC adding following one of the follow-
ing methods:
1 method:turn on RC by setting the battery.
open the RC, briefly press any button to remove
the residual charge, install the battery (if not in-
stalled). Assemble the RC, while the power of the
RC will turn on.
2 method: (with installed battery):
press the button (the LED will give out a 1-x
flash) and hold it for at least 5 sec. until a repeat-
ed 1-x flash appears.
4) Make sure registration is successful with
Security Hub mobile or web app.
If registration is unsuccessful, repeat actions
.2) –3).
5) Set the RC using Security Hub mobile App or
desktop App.
7 WARRANTY
Warranty period of operation - 1 year from the
date of commissioning, but not more than 1
year 6 months from the date of manufacture
and subject to the requirements of the current
user guide.