Velleman VM130 User manual

TWO CHANNEL RF REMOTE CONTROL SET
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VM130
USER MANUAL
MODULES
MODULES

Table of contents
Let’s get started!
Description 3
Receiver instructions 5
Features and specications 4
Transmitter instructions 4
Velleman nv hereby certies that the device VM130 meets
the essential requirements and all other relevant stipulations of
directive ETS 300-220
For the complete conformity declaration
check out :
http://www.velleman.be/downloads/doc/ce_vm130.pdf

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AC/DC
Description
1. ‘Setup’ button
2. 9 to 13Vac or 10 to 15Vdc input
3. Channel 1 output
4. Channel 2 output
5. Heating ON/OFF selection jumper
6. Antenna
7. Channel 1 indication
8. Mode / timer indicator CH1
9. Channel 2 indication
10. Conrm / timer indicator CH2
Disconnect relay outputs during setup!
Any type of power can be used, AC or DC,
the maximum current is 130mA.
The polarity is not important.
7 8 910
Do not mount the unit in the proximity of other electronic devices or metal objects.
Straighten the antenna !

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Specications
• power supply : 9 to 13 Vac or 10 to 15 Vdc / 130 mA max.
• selectable timers per output: 0.5, 5, 30 s / 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 min
• open eld range of up to 30 m
Receiver:
Transmitter:
• 12 V battery type: V23GA, GP23GA...
• CE compliant 433 MHz operation
• over 1.000.000.000 combinations
Features
• two relay contact outputs (5 A resistive load)
• ON/OFF (toggle) or timer-mode (pulse)
• learning unique 32-bit random code
• up to 31 different transmitters can be stored
• code memory can be erased for safety purposes
• internal heating option for cold environment
Transmitter instructions
The transmitter comes with a factory set default code.
Open the enclosure:
SW1
LED
SW2
SW3
SW1 = CHANNEL 1, SW2= CHANNEL 2

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Each transmitter generates a code that must be “known” by a receiver in order to operate.
Proceed to the next step to store one or more transmitters in the receiver memory.
To learn a remote:
If neccesary repeat steps 2 to 5 to learn the codes for other transmitters.
u 31 transmitters can be stored. If memory is full, ’MODE’ and ’CONFIRM’ will ash simul-
taneously when ‘setup’ button is pressed (see also next page to erase the memory).
The relay outputs can be set to different modes, from a simple on/of contact to a short or
long timer.
Conguration of channel 1 ‘CH1’ and channel 2 ‘CH2’:
( Factory defaults: CH1: 1h timer, CH2: 0.5s pulse)
If necessary, repeat steps 2 to 5 for the remaining channel.
u The unit returns to normal operation when left idle for 10s.
1. Connect the power supply to the receiver unit (see page 2).
2. Push ‘setup’-button repeatedly to select CH1 (left) or CH2 (right) output relay.
3. Conrm with a long push (‘CONFIRM’ ashes 3 times). The selected relay will re-
main ON.
4. Push ‘setup’-button a number of times, depending on the desired mode (see table).
At each press, ‘MODE’ will ash a number of times, indicating the current mode
5. Conrm with a long push (‘CONFIRM’ ashes 3 times).
The selected channel will turn off and the unit is ready for use.
Changing the code:
1. Hold SW1 (left button).
2. Briey press the ‘program’-button (SW3) 3 times. The LED will ash 3 times.
3. Release SW1.
4. Your unique 32-bit code has been generated and stored.
Return to the default code:
1. Hold SW1 (left button).
2. Hold the ‘program’-button (SW3). After +/- 10s the led will ash 5 times.
3. Release both buttons.
4. Your code has been reset to the default code.
Receiver instructions
1. Connect the power supply to the receiver unit (see page 2)
2. Hold ‘setup’ button, ‘MODE’-led (8) turns on after a few seconds.
3. Press any remote control transmitter button.
4. ‘CONFIRM’-led (10) lights when the code has been grabbed.
5. Release ‘setup’ button.

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Use:
NOTE: Operate the transmitter during at least 2 seconds.
The left remote button controls CH1 relay, the right remote button controls CH2 relay. Each
relay is equipped with a status LED. In ‘0.5s timer’-mode, a relay will remain on for as long
as the remote button is held.
If a timer has been set for a particular channel, the relay will turn on when the button is
pushed. When the preset time has elapsed, the relay will turn off. A timer can be turned off
at any time by pressing the transmitter button again. As long as the timer is running, the cor-
responding led will ash.
In ‘ON-OFF’-mode, the relay will toggle between ON and OFF every time a button is pushed.
IMPORTANT: To minimise the idle current, remove the heating jumper if the unit is used
inside a car.
To remove all learned remotes from memory:
• turn off the power (disconnect power supply)
• hold ‘setup’ button
• turn on power (connect power supply)
• ‘MODE’ and ’CONFIRM’ start ashing
• release ‘setup’ after the LED’s turn off
uThis process takes about 10 seconds.
u If the button is released before the LED’s turn off, the memory will not be cleared.
u The unit will now respond to the default code only. Please also reset the transmitter to the
default code.
WARRANTY
This product is guaranteed against defects in components and construction from the moment it is
purchased and for a period of TWO YEAR starting from the date of sale.
This guarantee is only valid if the unit is submitted together with the original purchase invoice.
VELLEMAN components Ltd limits its responsibility to the reparation of defects or, as VELLEMAN
components Ltd deems necessary, to the replacement or reparation of defective components. Costs and
risks connected to the transport, removal or placement of the product, or any other costs directly or
indirectly connected to the repair, will not be reimbursed by VELLEMAN components Ltd. VELLEMAN
components Ltd will not be held responsible for any damages caused by the malfunctioning of a unit.
Mode
ON/OFF
0.5 s pulse
5 s timer
30 s timer
1 min timer
5 min timer
15 min timer
30 min timer
1 h timer
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