Vimar Elvox ecru.w User guide

Installer Manual

ECRU.W

Receiver with 2+2 channels 12/24V 433 MHz

2ES

ECRU.W

Contents:...........................................................................................................................................................Page

Product features .................................................................................................................................................1

Power supply......................................................................................................................................................1

Connecting the aerial..........................................................................................................................................1

Expansion of number of outputs.........................................................................................................................1

Conguration of outputs and programming of activation time ............................................................................2

Setting the output status.....................................................................................................................................3

Deleting the output congurations......................................................................................................................3

Saving the remote controls.................................................................................................................................3

Saving the remote controls via radio ..................................................................................................................4

Deleting a single remote control.........................................................................................................................5

Deleting all the remote controls..........................................................................................................................6

LED signals in normal operation.........................................................................................................................6

Saving and resetting the remote control memory...............................................................................................6

Receiver management via Smartphone or Tablet ..............................................................................................8

WARNINGS FOR THE INSTALLER

Carefully read all instructions and warnings in this document as they provide important information regarding

safety during installation, operation and maintenance.

After removing the packaging, check the condition of the appliance. The packaging must not be left within

reach of children as it is potentially harmful. Installation must be carried out in accordance with national safety

regulations.

This appliance must be used only for the purpose for which it was expressly intended, i.e. for gate and garage

door automation systems. Any other use is considered improper and therefore hazardous. The manufacturer

declines all liability for damage caused by improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.

Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply at the main switch before performing maintenance or

cleaning procedures.

In the event of faults and/or malfunctions, disconnect the appliance from the power supply immediately at the

switch and do not tamper with any of its parts. For repairs, contact only a service centre authorized by the

manufacturer. Failure to observe the above may jeopardize the safety of the device.

All appliances within the system must be used exclusively for the purpose for which they are intended.

This document must always be kept with all paperwork regarding the installation.

Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE).

The crossed out bin symbol on the appliance indicates that the product, at the end of its useful working life,

must be disposed of separately from normal household waste, and as such must be taken to a waste sorting

and recycling centre equipped to deal with electric and electronic equipment, or returned to the dealer when a

new appliance of the same type is purchased.

The user is responsible for ensuring the appliance is disposed of through the correct channels when no longer

in service. Proper sorted waste collection for subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally conscious

disposal of the old appliance helps to prevent any possible negative impact on the environment and human

health while promoting the practice of recycling materials used in manufacture. For more detailed information

regarding available waste collection systems, contact your local waste disposal service or the shop from which

the appliance was purchased.

Risks associated with substances considered hazardous (WEEE).

According to the new WEEE Directive, substances which for some time have been widely used in electrical and

electronic equipment are considered hazardous to human heath and the environment. Proper sorted waste

collection for subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally conscious disposal of the old appliance

helps to prevent any possible negative impact on the environment and human health while promoting the

practice of recycling materials used in manufacture.

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1 - Product features:

External radio receiver 433 MHz for Elvox Rolling-code or xed code remote controls, with 2 outputs

on board + 2 expandable outputs via modules ECRU.W.CA can operate with outputs in impulsive, two-position stable

or timed mode, can be programmed from a smartphone via Wi-Fi with the addition of an EMC.W connection module

equipped with push buttons and programming and diagnostics LEDs can be locked for data protection

Technical characteristics:

Power supply 12/24 Vac/dc

Max absorption (stand-by) @24 Vdc 10 mA (40 mA)

Frequency 433 MHz

Code Elvox Rolling-code or xed code

Memory 4032 radio codes

Number of outputs 2 on board + 2 optional (ECRU.W.CA module)

Output state NO or NC, selectable for each output

Relay contacts rating 30 Vdc 1 A max (resistive loads)

Receiver frequency 433 MHz

Antenna input impedance 50 Ω

Sensitivity -100 dBm

Protection rating IP44

Dimensions 156x62x46 mm

Operating temperature -20 to +60°C

2 - Power supply:

3 - Connecting the antenna

4 - Expansion of number of outputs:

The ECRU.W receiver has 2 on board outputs and can be increased to 4 by adding the ECRU.W.CA module to connect

to the connectors:

CH3 to enable the output on terminal block CH3

CH4 to enable the output on terminal block CH4

CH3

CH4

CNX1

CNP1

MEM2

MEM1

BUZ1

DL5

JP3

DL1DL3

DL4DL2

ECRU.W

CNRS

IB1

CH4 CH3 CH2 CH1 -+

AC/DC

ANT -

H1 -+

AC/DC

H1 -+

AC/DC

12/24 Vdc

12/24 Vac

ANT

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Output conguration Description

Impulsive (default setting)

x n

JP3

DL5

The selected output is activated only while the control button is pressed.

The relay closing time is equal to 0.5 s.

Two-position stable

x n

JP3

DL5

The outputs are controlled in the following way:

First command => output activated

Second command => output deactivated

Timed

x n

JP3

DL5

The selected output is activated when you press the remote control button

and it remains active for the set time interval (independent for each output).

The activation time default value is 20 s.

5 - Conguration of outputs and programming of activation time:

The outputs are congurable independently as:

- impulsive

- two-position stable

- timed

To congure the outputs proceed as described in the following table:

Step Action Signal

1Press P1 for 3 s to enter the output

conguration programming P1

3 s

DL1 ashes with green light

DL1

x n

JP3

DL5

Press P1 to select the required

output:

0 presses => output 1

1 press => output 2

2 presses => output 3

3 presses => output 4

x n

The ashing green LED indicates the selection

of the corresponding output:

DL1 => output 1

DL2 => output 2

DL3 => output 3

DL4 => output 4

DLX

x n

JP3

DL5

Press P2 to select the output

operation setting as per the LED

signal. P2

x n

The LED remains on with the light ashing the

colour corresponding to the setting

of the output:

green => impulsive

red => two-position stable

orange => timed

DLX

x n

JP3

DL5

For timed output settings, you will be asked to programme the output activation time:

4Press P2 for 3 s until the blue LED

DL5 comes on P2

3 s

DL5 comes on xed

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

Press P2 to select the output

activation time:

1 press => 20 s

2 presses => 40 s

3 presses => 60 s

4 presses => 2 min

5 presses => 3 min

6 presses => 4 min

7 presses => 5 min

x n

LED DL3 ashes the number of times equal to

the activation time setting:

1 ash => 20 s

2 ashes => 40 s

3 ashes => 60 s

4 ashes => 2 min

5 ashes => 3 min

6 ashes => 4 min

7 ashes => 5 min

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

Timing programming ended

Press P1 to scroll through the

outputs after the one selected

Complete other congurations or

scroll through the outputs to the

output affected by the procedure

x n

All the LEDs go out

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Step Action Signal

1Switch off the ECRU.W receiver

2With the receiver off, hold down P1

3Holding down P1, switch on the receiver

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4

come on xed with red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

4Keep holding down P1 (10 s) P1

10 s

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4

go out

5 Release P1 to complete the deletion

7 - Deleting the output congurations

Deleting the output conguration, the following settings are restored :

- all outputs to impulsive mode

- activation time of each output 20 s

To congure the outputs proceed as described in the following table:

6 - Setting the output status:

It is possible to select the output state (NO or NC) using the jumpers on the receiver, as shown in the table below:

x n

JP3

DL5

Jumper position Output state Jumper Output

Normally Open (NO) JP1 CH1

JP2 CH2

Normally Closed (NC) JP1 CH1

JP2 CH2

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

For outputs CH3 and CH4 the output state is set directly by the jumper on the ECRU.W.CA module

x n

JP3

DL5

ECRU.W.CA module with output normally open (NO)

ECRU.W.CA module with output normally closed (NC)

CH3

CH4

CNX1

CNP1

MEM2

MEM1

BUZ1

DL5

JP3

DL1DL3

DL4DL2

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CNRS

IB1

CH4 CH3

CH2 CH1 -+

AC/DC

ANT -

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To save the remote controls, proceed as described in the following table:

Step Action Signal

1Press P1 to enter the remote control program-

ming P1

x 1

DL1 ashes quickly with green

light DL1

Press P1 to select the required output for sav-

ing the remote control:

0 presses => output 1

1 press => output 2

2 presses => output 3

3 presses => output 4

x n

The quick ashing green LED

indicates the selection of the cor-

responding output:

DL1 => output 1

DL2 => output 2

DL3 => output 3

DL4 => output 4

DLX

3Press the push button on the remote control

to be saved

x n

JP3

DL5

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 remain

xed with a green light for 1 s to

signal that the remote control has

been saved.

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

4Repeat point 3 to save other remote control

buttons

Press P1 to scroll through the outputs after

the one selected

Complete other savings or scroll through the

outputs to the output affected by the proce-

dure

x n

All the LEDs go out

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

9 - Saving the remote controls via radio:

The saving via radio function is used to save remote controls not in the memory without directly intervening on the

receiver programming button, having available only the rst saved remote control or a remote control already saved

in the memory.

This function is available only for remote controls with rolling-code.

Caution:

The saving remote controls via radio function can only be enabled on the board using jumper JP3. This func-

tion cannot be modied using the Wi-Gate APP on Smartphone using the Wi-Fi EMC.W connection module.

Note: when the receiver is blocked by the Wi-Gate app, the saving via radio function is always off, whatever

the position of jumper JP3.

To enable or disable the saving of remote controls via radio, do the following on jumper JP3:

Jumper position JP3 Type of saving via radio

x n

JP3

DL5

Saving via radio function not enabled

x n

JP3

DL5

Saving via radio enabled only with the rst remote control in the memory

x n

JP3

DL5

Saving via radio enabled with all the remote controls in the memory

8 - Saving the remote controls:

Note:

The receiver can save rolling-code and xed code remote controls. The rst saved remote control determines the code

accepted by the receiver. The receiver will not save a mixed code.

To change the code accepted by the receiver you must delete all the remote controls in the memory.

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To save the remote controls via radio, proceed as described in the following table:

Step Action Signal

Press button 1 and button 2 on a remote

control already in the memory to activate

the programming procedure via radio

Note: the programming via radio proce-

dure remains active for 10 s, after these

10 s, the receiver automatically exits the

programming

x n

JP3

DL5

The receiver buzzer emits an intermit-

tent beep.

Note: as long as the buzzer emits a

beep, the programming via radio is

active

x n

JP3

DL5

Press the button on the remote control al-

ready in the memory to be copied onto the

new remote control. The receiver buzzer

beeps to indicate which output is associ-

ated to the pressed button

x n

JP3

DL5

1 beep => output 1

2 beep => output 2

3 beep => output 3

4 beep => output 4

x n

JP3

DL5

3Press the push button on the remote con-

trol to be saved

x n

JP3

DL5

The buzzer emits a long beep to signal

that it has been saved

x n

JP3

DL5

4Repeat point 3 to save other buttons on

other remote controls

The buzzer continues to emit intermit-

tent beeps to signal the button on the

remote control already in the memory

to copy

5Wait for the buzzer to go off, signalling the

output from the programming via radio The buzzer goes off

10 - Deleting a single remote control:

To delete a single remote control proceed as described in the following table

Step Action Signal

Press P2 to enter the remote control dele-

tion P2

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4

ash quickly with a red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

Press the push button on the remote con-

trol to be deleted

x n

JP3

DL5

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4

remain xed with a green light

for 1 s to signal that the remote

control has been deleted.

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

3Repeat the procedure to delete other re-

mote controls All the LEDs go out

Note:

The delete procedure for a single remote control deletes all the buttons on the remote controls associated to the re-

ceiver

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

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11 - Deleting all the remote controls:

To delete all the remote controls, proceed as described in the following table:

Step Action Signal

1 Press and hold down P1 and P2

P1+P2

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 ash

quickly with a red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

2 Keep holding down P1 and P2

P1+P2 LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 remain

xed with a red light for 1 s

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

3 Keep holding down P1 and P2

P1+P2 LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 remain

xed with a green light for 1 s

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

4 Deletion successful

P1+P2

All the LEDs go out

Note:

It is now possible to change the type of coding of the remote controls accepted by the receiver

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

Event LED Colour Signal

Reception of a radio signal from a re-

mote control present in the memory on

output CH1-4

DL5 Blue 1 blink

DL1-4 As per output congura-

tion As per output state

Reception of a radio signal from a

valid remote control not present in the

memory

DL5 Blue 1 ash for impulsive pressing

Several ashes for maintained pressing

DL1-4 - No signalling

Reception of a radio signal from an

invalid remote control

DL5 -No signalling

DL1-4 -

12 - LED signals in normal operation:

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13 - Saving and resetting the remote control memory:

If it is necessary to create a back-up of the remote control memory or reset the memory, process as described below

using a second MEM.W memory module, inserted in the specic connector MEM2.

Note:

To save a remote control memory, you must rst of all completely delete the secondary memory.

Step Action Signal

1Switch off the power, insert a second

MEM.W memory module in the con-

nector MEM2 if it is not present

Press and hold down P2 and switch

on the receiver

P2 LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 ash

quickly with a red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

Keep holding down P2 (approx. 10 s)

P2 LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 come on

with xed light for 2 s to signal:

Green light: deletion OK

Red light: error (memory absent)

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

4Deletion successful All the LEDs go out

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

1) Deleting the secondary memory:

If the secondary memory is not pre-

sent, switch off the power and insert

a second MEM.W memory module in

connector MEM2

2Run the secondary memory deletion

procedure (see previous table)

3 Press and hold down P2 for 6 s

6 s

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 ash slowly

with red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

4 Press and hold down P2 for 3 s

3 s

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 come on in

sequence with red light, 5 times

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

7With the LEDs still ashing in se-

quence, release P1

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 come on

with xed light for 2 s to signal:

Green light: saving completed suc-

cessfully

Red light: error (memory absent or full)

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

2) Back-up saving of the remote control memory

x n

JP3

DL5

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14 - Receiver management via Smartphone or Tablet:

The receiver can be congured/managed via Smartphone/Tablet with the special Elvox Wi-Gate app to facilitate the

receiver programming phases.

To enable programming via Smartphone/Tablet insert the EMC.W Wif-Fi communication module in the connector CNX1,

connect to the Wi-Fi network generated by the Wi-Fi module and access the receiver via the Wi-Gate App.

When programming via Smartphone/Tablet the additional receiver programming lock function is accessible via a pass-

word, to prevent unauthorised access and modications to the programming.

3) Resetting the remote control memory from a secondary memory

If the secondary memory with the

remote controls to be reset is not pre-

sent, switch off the power and insert

am MEM.W memory module in con-

nector MEM2 and switch the power

back on

2 Press and hold down P2 for 6 s

6 s

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 ash slowly

with red light

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

3 Press and hold down P1 for 3 s

3 s

LEDs DL4, DL3, DL2, DL1 come on in

sequence with red light, 5 times

DL4

DL3

DL2

DL1

6With the LEDs still ashing in se-

quence, release P2

LEDs DL1, DL2, DL3, DL4 come on

with xed light for 2 s to signal:

Green light: reset completed success-

fully

Red light: error (memory absent or

empty)

DL1

DL2

DL3

DL4

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

x n

JP3

DL5

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