Tele Radio T60 User manual

Tele Radio
Manual
Rev. IM-T60-001-A4
T60

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CONTENTS / AMERICAN
165 Important Information
166 Codes
166 Placement of the Aerial and Receiver
167 The Transmitter
171 The Receiver
180 Supplement for the 460 system
182 Trouble Shooting Chart
183 Service and Support
184 Terms and conditions of sale
186 FCC Statements
187 Coding Tables 1-10, Appendix A
188 Coding Tables 0-15, Appendix B
189 Coding Tables 460-93, Appendix C
194 Connecting the receiver – see Appendix D
IMPORTANT!
In order to make optimal use of your system, it is important that
you take the time to read through this manual before you begin
to install/program your equipment.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The system works at the frequency 433.92MHz and uses frequency
modulation, commonly referred to as FM. The main benet of using FM
instead of the more common AM (amplitude modulation) is that FM is less
sensitive to the electrical interference generated by computers, electric
motors, etc.
Objects positioned between the transmitter and receiver aerial, especially
large metal objects (think about the reinforcement rods in concrete walls),
can affect the range in a very unpredictable manner, depending on how the
radio signals spread.
The effect of other radio transmitters operating on the same frequency
in the vicinity also affects the range. Due to these factors, it is difcult to
provide any general advice other than that if there is a free line of visibility
between the transmitter and the receiver the range with an optimal signal
should be the best.
The normal range for the transmitter in an interference-free environment
is about 50-100m.
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T60 CODES
The transmitter and receiver that are to be used together must be coded
together before use. The T60 system has two different types of codes.
Adjustable codes:
All transmitters are equipped with a code switch that consists of 10 three-
position switches, which makes it possible to choose freely among 59,049
different codes.
Fixed individual code:
Each transmitter is supplied with a xed individual code that cannot be
changed.
“Learning” the codes:
In the T60 system, the transmitter and receiver are coded together
through a self-instruction process, in other words, the receiver “learns” the
transmitter’s code. You can have the receiver learn only the adjustable code
or both the adjustable and xed individual code.
Compatible with the 460 system
The T60 system is compatible with Tele Radio’s 460 system.
PLACEMENT OF THE AERIAL AND RECEIVER
The receiver should be placed:
-As far as is possible, protected from the elements.
-With cable holders facedown.
Placement of the receiver aerial
-Place the aerial high above the ground.
-The aerial should not be in the vicinity of metal objects such as electrical cables
and other aerials.
The normal range for the transmitter in an interference-free environment
is about 50-100m.
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DIP-433K3 1/4-433Kx 5/8-433Kx
X= 3, 5, or 10m aerial cable
+
0
HANDHELD TRANSMITTER MINI
Dimensions: 84x40x16mm
T60TX-01SHL
with 1 button function
T60TX-03SHL
with 3 button functions
T60TX-06SHL
with 6 button functions
Battery 3V
123
456
1 2 3
+
4
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0
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(B)
ON
1
(A) System switch
Code switch
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System switch*
*Note: During adjustment, the transmitter must be turned off.
Dimensions: 98x62x22mm
(A)
(B)
System switch
Code switch
T60TX-06SOL
with 1, 3, 4, or 6 button functions Battery 9V
HANDHELD TRANSMITTER MIDI
(B)
(A)
MOBILE TRANSMITTER MAXI
Transmitter T60TX-15SML
with 15 button functions
Dimensions: 143x62x38mm
Function buttons
Battery 9V
Port no. buttons
Shortcuts for functions
T60TX-15DML
Code switch
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SHORTCUT FOR ONE FUNCTION (T60TX-15DML)
The * and # buttons are used to program a shortcut (1 selection per but-
ton) for a specic function. To program a shortcut set the port you wish
to save, press * or # for more than 3 seconds (the display ashes). The
port has now been saved as a shortcut. To reach the shortcut, press the
appropriate button once.
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
T60TX-08ERL Rear 9V
ROBUST TRANSMITTER MAXI
T60TX-0XYZL*
Dimensions: 160x70x35mm
Rear
Rechargeable
battery
and stop switch
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* X= Number of buttons
Y= Transmitter type (S=9V, C=Rechargeable,
E=Rechargeable + Stop switch)
Z= Enclosure type
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System switch (A1):
With (A1) in the ON position, the transmitter communicates with the T60
system and in position 1 (OFF) with the 460 system. When adjusting, the
transmitter must be turned off.
Mode switch (A2):
With (A2) in the ON position, continual transmission is activated (only
T60TX-0xERL & T60TX-04EDL) and in position 1 (OFF) normal transmis-
sion is activated.
In the latter case, the transmitter functions like a T60TX-0xCRL with the
stop switch acting as as a circuit breaker.
Code switches (B):
Coding the transmitter.
Stop switch:
For continual transmission, the stop switch must be pulled out and buttons
1 and 2 held down for at least 0,5s.
To stop continual transmission, the stop switch must be pressed in.
3(7)
1(5) 2(6)
4(8)
4 dual function buttons
ON
1
4
1 2 3 5 678910
+
0
-
ON
1
ON
1
(A1) (A2)
(B) Stop switch
41 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
+
0
-
ON
1
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T60RX-0XYSL
Operating voltage: 12-28V AC/DC or 48/115/230V AC
Dimensions: 132x133x45mm
Enclosure: IP 65
4
RECEIVER
123
5
6
7
8
9
10
*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Note: Connecting the recei-
ver – see Appendix D
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1. Yellow LED. Lights when the receiver has the correct supply voltage.
2. Green LED. Lights when the receiver receives a radio signal.
3. Function button.
4. Select button.
5. Red LED. Each relay is tted with an LED that lights when the
relay switches.
6. Red LED.
6.1. Lights. -Code learning enabled.
6.2. Flashes. - Adjustable code learnt (1-10).
6.3. Flashes twice. - One or more xed individual codes have been learnt.
7. Yellow LED. Flashes when one of the relays has a latching function.
8. Green LED. Flashes when one of the relays is interlocked.
9. Connection terminal for the supply voltage.
10. BNC contact for the aerial.

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T60RX-0XYSL
Operating voltage: 12-28V AC/DC or 48/115/230V AC
Dimensions: 175x125x45mm
Enclosure: IP 65
ROBUST RECEIVER
2
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5
8
9
10
Note: Connecting the
receiver – see Appendix D
* TRAFO
16 7
1. Yellow LED. Lights when the receiver has the correct supply voltage.
2. Green LED. Lights when the receiver receives a radio signal.
3. Function button.
4. Select button.
5. Red LED. Each relay is tted with an LED that lights when the
relay switches.
6. Red LED.
6.1. Lights. - Code learning enabled.
6.2. Flashes. - Adjustable code learnt (1-10).
6.3. Flashes twice. - One or more xed individual codes have been learnt.
7. Yellow LED. Flashes when one of the relays has a latching function.
8. Green LED. Flashes when one of the relays is interlocked.
9. Connection terminal for the supply voltage.
10. BNC contact for aerial.
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PROGRAMMING RECEIVERS T60RX-0XYSL
The function and select buttons on the receiver are used to program it. The
function button is used to step
through the different program alternatives. The select button is used to
confirm program alternative selections.
Initially, it is possible to step through the following alternatives by pressing
the function button.
RED LED (no. 6) - Learn a transmitter’s code
YELLOW LED (no. 7) - Set the latching/instantaneous function
GREEN LED (no. 8) - Set the interlock function
When one of the above program alternatives has been selected using the
select button, the function button is used to step through which relay or
relays are to be programmed. The red LEDs above the relays indicate which
relay or relays are selected. See further under the appropriate programming
sequence.
LEARNING THE TRANSMITTER’S CODE
Adjustable code
Ensure that the desired adjustable code is set on the transmitter’s code
switch.
1. Use the function button to select the “learn code” program alternative
(RED LED).
2. Conrm the selection with the select button. The red LEDs above the
relays light.
3.Using the function button, it is possible to step through to the relay or
relays to be coded.
- If a single relay is selected, it will be controlled by the transmitter
button used during the learning process.
- If all relays are selected, the system will exhibit normal functionality.
That is, the transmitter’s rst button is to control relay 1, button 2 is to
control relay 2, and so on.
4. Conrm that the adjustable code is to be learnt by pressing the select
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5. Program the transmitter’s code by holding down the desired transmitter
button until red LED no. 6 ashes three times.
Red LED (no. 6) flashes to indicate that the transmitter’s adjustable code has
been stored.
Adjustable code and xed individual code
1. Use the function button to select the “learn code” program alternative
(RED LED).
2. Conrm the selection with the select button. The red LEDs above the
relays light.
3. Using the function button, it is possible to step through to the relay or
relays to be coded.
- If a single relay is selected, it will be controlled by the transmitter
button used during the learning process.
- If all relays are selected, the system will exhibit normal functionality.
That is, the transmitter’s rst button is to control relay 1, button 2 is to
control relay 2, and so on.
4. Conrm that an adjustable code and xed individual code are to be
learnt in the following manner:
- Press the select button and release it after 0.3 - 4 seconds.
- Press the select button again within 1 second and hold it down for at
least 1 second.
5. Learn the transmitter’s code by holding down the desired transmitter
button until red LED no. 6 ashes three times.
Red LED (no. 6) double-flashes to indicate that the transmitter’s adjustable
and fixed individual codes have been stored.
Erase codes
1. Select the “learn code” program alternative (RED LED).
2. Conrm the selection with the select button. The red LEDs above the
relays light.
3. Using the function button, step through to the relay or relays to be
erased.
4. Hold down the select button until the LED(s) above the relay(s) goes
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PROGRAMMING THE LATCHING / INSTANTANEOUS
FUNCTION
The receivers’ relays are set to instantaneous function as standard.
1. Use the function button to select the “latching/instantaneous function”
program alternative (YELLOW LED).
2. Conrm the selection with the select button. The red LED above relay
1 lights.
3. Use the select button to set whether the relay is to have a latching
function or not. The YELLOW LED lights when the latching function is
activated.
4. Step through the other relays using the function button and select
whether they are to have a latching or instantaneous function using
the select button. Once all the relays have been stepped through,
programming is nished.
YELLOW LED (7) ashes when one or more relays have a latching function.
PROGRAMMING THE INTERLOCK FUNCTION
The following interlock alternatives can be selected:
Interlock between relays 1 and 2
Interlock between relays 3 and 4
Interlock between relays 5 and 6 (Robust transmitter)
Interlock between relays 7 and 8 (Robust transmitter)
1. Use the function button to select the “interlock function” program
alternative (GREEN LED).
2. Conrm the selection with the select button. The red LEDs above
relays 1 and 2 light.
3. Use the select button to set whether interlock is activated or not. The
GREEN LED lights when interlock is activated.
4. Step through the other relay pairs using the function button and select
whether interlock is to be activated or not. Once all the relay pairs
have been stepped through, programming is nished.
The GREEN LED (no. 8) flashes when the interlock function is activated.
It is possible to program interlocks between functions other than those
above by programming individual transmitter buttons’ codes into individual
relays (see learning codes). Example: If transmitter buttons 1 and 3 are
programmed into relays 1 and 2 respectively, then in practice, an interlock
can be set between functions 1 and 3.

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DIN-RECEIVER T60RX-03ADL
Frequency: 433.92MHz
Operating voltage: 12-24V AC/DC
Dimensions: 86x30x58mm
Enclosure: IP 20, for internal installation
12/24V AC/DC
12/24V AC/DC
C NO NC C NO NC C NO NC
Green LED indicates
signal reception.
Button for self-instruction/
erasing.
Red LED indicates programming
status.
Yellow LED indicates supply
voltage.
Power connection.
PLUG-IN RECEIVER T60RX-01APL
Frequency: 433.92MHz
Operating voltage: 12-24V AC/DC
Dimensions: 70x58x40mm
Enclosure: IP 23, for internal installation
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5
6
11
10
Green LED indicates signal
reception. Button for self-instruction/
erasing.
Red LED indicates
programming status.
Yellow LED indicates supply
voltage.
BNC connector.
Side
Side 2
Power connection
11-pin connector
5. 12-24V AC/DC
6. 12-24V AC/DC
10. NO
11. C
PROGRAMMING RECEIVER T60RX-03ADL,
T60RX-01APL, AND T60RX-01ARL
SELF-INSTRUCTION FOR ADJUSTABLE AND FIXED CODES
Register adjustable code:
1. Press the self-instruction button for at least 0.3 seconds, max. 4 seconds.
2. Release the button.
-Programming mode, red LED lights.
3. Press the desired function button.
-Red LED ashes rapidly three times.
4. The adjustable code is now stored.
-Red LED ashes. Once every other second.
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Register fixed individual code:
1. Press the self-instruction button for at least 0.3 seconds, max. 4 seconds.
2. Release the button (less than 1 second).
3. Press the button again (longer than 1 second).
-Private program mode, red LED goes out and lights again.
4. Press the desired function button.
-Red LED ashes rapidly three times.
5. The private code is now stored.
-Red LED double-ashes every other second.
CO-PROGRAMMING THE TRANSMITTER AND
DIN-RECEIVER
T60TX-15SML AND T60RX-03ADL
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in the ON position.
2. Set a unique code on the transmitter’s code switch (B) 1-10.
3. Press the self-instruction button (C) on the receiver.
-Red LED lights (programming mode 6 seconds).
4. If buttons 1-3 are pressed, the relays in the receiver will function as
buttons 1-3. If buttons 4-6 are pressed, the relays in the receiver will
function as buttons 4-6, and so on.
5. Press the desired function button (1-15) on the transmitter.
-Red LED ashes three times.
6. Check that the relay switches when the same function button is
pressed again.
(A) (B)
(C)
ON
1
4
123 5678 9 1
0
+
0
T60TX-15DML AND T60RX-03ADL
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in the ON
position.
2. Set a unique code on the transmitter’s code switch (B) 1-10.
3. Press the self-instruction button (C) on the receiver.
-Red LED lights (programming mode 6 seconds).
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4. Press the desired port number button (0-999) and an optional function
button (up, stop, down) on the transmitter.
-Red LED ashes three times.
5. Check that the relay switches when one of the transmitter buttons is
pressed again.
T60TX-0XSHL/T60TX0XSOL AND T60RX-03ADL
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in the ON
position.
2. Set a unique code on the transmitter’s code switch (B) 1-10.
3. Press the self-instruction button (C) on the receiver.
-Red LED lights (programming mode 6 seconds).
4. If buttons 1-3 are pressed, the relays in the receiver will
function as buttons 1-3. If buttons 4-6 are pressed, the
relays in the receiver will function as buttons 4-6, and so on.
5. Press the desired function button (1-6) on the transmitter.
-Red LED ashes three times.
6. Check that the relay switches when the same function
button is pressed again.
41 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 1
0
(A) (B)
ON
1
(C)
4
123 5678 9 1
0
+
0
3
456
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SUPPLEMENT FOR THE 460 SYSTEM
T60TX-15DML*
Type 401RVL9 and 403RVL9 transmitters with knob 1-10:
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in position 1 (OFF).
2. Check that code switch (B) 9 is in the 0 (zero) position.
3. Set code switch 10 to either the minus or plus position depending on
whether you are using A or B coding on the old transmitter (robust
transmitter).
4. Set a code on the transmitter’s 4 rst switches (code switches 1-4)
identical to the receiver’s (code switches 5-8 not used).
5. Check that the relay switches when one of the transmitter buttons is
pressed. The numbers on the transmitter display correspond to the
knob. Press a number followed by the transmit button and verify that
the corresponding relay switches. See code table 1-10, Appendix A.
* Transmitter T60TX-15DML in the T60 system is compatible with
transmitter Type 401RVL9 and 403RVL9 in the 460 system.
(A) (B)
4
123
5678 9 1
0
+
0
ON
1
Type 401RVL9 and 403RVL9 with knob 0-15:
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in position 1 (OFF).
2. Check that code switch (B) 9 is in the - (minus) position.
3. Set code switch 10 to either the minus or plus position depending on
whether you are using A or B coding on the old transmitter (robust
transmitter).
4. Set a code on the transmitter’s 4 rst switches (code switches 1-4)
identical to the receiver’s (code switches 5-8 not used).
5. Check that the relay switches when one of the transmitter buttons is
pressed.
See code table 0-15, Appendix B.
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Type 460-93 transmitter:
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in position 1 (OFF).
2. Check that code switch (B) 9 is in the + (plus) position.
3. Set codes on the transmitter’s 3 rst switches (code switches 1-3)
identical to the receiver’s codes (code switches 4-8 not used).
4. Check that the relay switches when one of the transmitter buttons is
pressed.
See code table 460-93, Appendix C.
Note:
When you select the port on the T60TX-15DML transmitter, a combina-
tion of the rst digit and the last two digits is entered when used together
with a 460-93 transmitter.
Example: In order to control port A2 in accordance with table A, enter
the combination 102; to control port D3 in accordance with table D, enter
the combination 403; and so on.
T60TX-0XSHL/T60TX-0XSOL/T60TX-15SML
Type 401L-406L transmitter:
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A) is in position 1 (OFF).
2. Set codes on the transmitter’s code switches (B) 1-8 identical to the
existing receiver (9-10 not used).
3. Check that the relay switches when the same function button is
pressed again.
-
(A)
123
456
1 2 3
ON
1
(B)
4
123 5678 9 1
0
+
0
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ROBUST TRANSMITTER T60TX-04YDL & T60TX-0XYRL
Type 408RFLI9, 408RFLIC, 408RFLIE, 404RFLI9 transmitter:
Programming the 460 and T60 systems for normal or continuous transmis-
sion.
1. Check that the transmitter’s system switch (A1) is in position 1 (OFF)
for the 460 system or in the ON position for the T60 system.
2. Check that the transmitter’s mode switch (A2) is in position 1
(OFF) for normal transmission or in the ON position for continuous
transmission.
3. Set codes on the transmitter’s code switches (B) 1-8 identical to the
receiver for the 460 system. For the T60 system, set codes on the
transmitter’s code switches 1-10.
4. Check that the relay switches when the same function button is
pressed again.
(B)
ON
1
(A1) (A2)
41 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
+
0
-
ON
1
SERVICE AND SUPPORT
For service, returns, and complaints, please write an R/A number on each
consignment sent to Tele Radio AB.
(Contact Tele Radio AB to obtain an R/A number). Products that have an
R/A number are given priority over those that do not have one.
Service
If the product stops working during the warranty period, Tele Radio AB
offers full servicing of the product. The product should be sent to Tele
Radio AB (to the specied address).
Note: The warranty does not apply to faults that arise due to product
modications or incorrect installation.
Support
This service is designed so that you receive the results you need in a fast
and professional manner.
When you contact Tele Radio’s Support you should have the following
noted:
System, model, and a description of the problem.
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