Tele Radio T60RX-01APL Bedienungsanleitung

2 - 32 English

33 - 63 Dutch (Netherlands)

64 - 94 Swedish (Svenska)

95 - 125 German

Printed in Sweden Mar-03 MW

Contents

2 Contents

3 Important information

4 Codes / Erase

5 Placement of the Antenna and Receiver

6 - 7 Transmitter

8 - 16 Program the receiver

17 - 22 Co-programming the transmitter and receiver

23 Trouble shooting chart

24 Service and Support

25 - 31 Coding tables

32 Voltage connections

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Important information

To read before installation of the radio equipment

In order for the radio control system to function reliably for a long period of time

the installation of the receiver with antenna is extremely important. Equipment

installed correctly can give both an improved range and a longer life. It is worth

taking the time to read through these instructions.

General information

The system works at the frequency 433.92 MHz and uses frequency modulation,

this is generally called FM.

The main beneﬁt of using FM instead of the more common AM (amplitude

modulation), is because FM is signiﬁcantly less sensitive to the electrical

interference generated in computers, electric motors, etc.

Objects positioned between the transmitter and receiver antenna, 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 distribution of radio

signals takes place. The effect of other radio transmitters on the same frequency in

the vicinity also affects the range.

Due to these circumstances it is difﬁcult to give any general advice about anything

other than if there is free visibility between the transmitter and the receiver the

range with an optimal signal should be the best.

The typical range for the transmitter in an interference-free environment is about

50-100 m.

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FCC Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition

that this device does not cause harmful interface.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

T60RX-01APL

T60RX-03ADL

Normally all controls are supplied with the same standard code, which means

all transmitters can operate all receivers.

It is important that the transmitter and receiver to be used are coded

together with an unique code. Coding is done using respective code switches

on the transmitter.

NOTE!

The receiver does not have code switches (system T60). It automatically

programs the transmitter’s unique code.

See ”program the receiver”

The code switches consist of 10 three way switches (”+”, ”0”, ”-”).

When using the 460 system the code switches 1-8 are used and it is possible

to choose between 6,561 codes.

On the T60 system, the code switches 1-10 are used and it is possible to

choose between 59,049 codes.

The T60 system has 16,777,216 individual codes. Each transmitter is supplied

with a unique code (Private ID code)

Erase the programmed codes.

- Press the self-teach button (more than 6 sec) until the red LED goes out.

Codes/Erase

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4123

123

5678

9 1

(A)

(B) +

DIP-433K3 1/4-433Kx 5/8-433Kx

General transmitter

Switch

To gain access to set the system switch (A) and code switches (B)

the transmitter must be unscrewed. The switches are located as

shown on the diagram.

Battery replacement

The transmitter must be taken apart to access the battery.

Note on transmitters that use a button battery the plus symbol (+) should

be turned to face the plus symbol marked on the battery holder

The receiver should be placed:

-As far as possible, protected from the wind and weather.

-With cable glands facing down.

Placement of the receiver’s antenna.

-Place the antenna high above the ground.

-The antenna should not be in the vicinity of metal objects such as electrical

cables and other antennae.

Placement of the Antenna and Receiver

X= 3, 5, or 10 m antenna cable

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(A)

(B)

123

456

123

Transmitter MINI

Transmitter components

Size: 84x40x16 mm

Transmitter MIDI

T60TX-01SHL

with 1 button function

T60TX-03SHL

with 3 button functions

T60TX-06SHL

with 6 button functions

Battery 3V

T60TX-06SOL

with 1-6 button functions

Size: 98x62x22 mm

Battery 9V

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(B)

(A)

Transmitter MAXI

Transmitter components

Transmitter T60TX-15SML

with 15 button functions

Transmitter T60TX-15DML

with the function buttons

Up Stop and Down.

Can control 0-999 doors

Size: 143x62x38 mm

Function buttons

Battery 9V

Door no. buttons

Shortcut for one function (T60TX-15DML)

The buttons * and # are used to program a shortcut (1 selection per button)

for a speciﬁc operation.

To program a shortcut set the door you wish to save, press * or # for more than 3

sec. (the display ﬂashes).

The door has now been saved as a shortcut.

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123

TX2

123456789101112

Receiver T60RX-04xSL

Receiver components

T60RX-04xSL

Frequency: 433.92 MHz

Operating voltage: 12-30 VAC/DC or *48/115/230V AC

Size: 120x33x45 mm

Enclosure: IP 65

The receiver’s LEDs indicate:

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 ﬁtted with a LED that lights when the relay

switches.

6. Red LED.

6.1.Comes on - The receiver can be programmed.

6.2.Flashes - The code has been programmed (1-10)

6.3.Flashes twice - One or more private ID codes have been programmed.

7.Yellow LED Flashes when one of the relays has a toggle function.

8.Green LED Flashes when one of the relays is interlocked.

9. Connection terminal for the voltage.

10. BNC connector

NOTE! Connection for

the receiver see page 32

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Program the receiver T60RX-04xSL

STANDARD code on all or individual relays

Program as follows.

1.Press the function button for at least 0.3 sec, longest 4 sec

-Red LED no. 6 comes on (programming the code)

Pressing the function key repeatedly allows you to select between the code

(Red LED), toggling (Yellow LED) or interlocking (green LED).

2.Now press the select button

-Four red LEDs come on above the relays.

3.Now press the function key and select which of

the relays is to be coded.

NOTE-Pressing the function key repeatedly allows you to choose which one

of the four relays you wish to code. You can choose between all relays or only

1, 2, 3, or 4. A red LED comes on above the relay to be coded.

If all of the relays are chosen the ﬁrst relay will work with function key 1 on

the transmitter, function key 2 on the transmitter with relay 2, etc.

4.Press the select button again.

-Release the select button.

5.Now press the function key on the transmitter that is to control

the relay until LED no. 6 ﬂashes 3 times.

6.The standard code is now stored.

-The red LED no. 6 ﬂashes and indicates that the transmitter is programmed.

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10 1

Program the receiver T60RX-04xSL

Erase all relays or individual relays

Program as follows.

1.Press the function button for at least 0.3 sec, longest 4 sec.

-Red LED no. 6 comes on.

2.Now press the select button

-Four red LEDs come on above the relays.

3.Release the select button.

4.Now press the function key and then select the relay

to be erased.

NOTE! -Pressing the function key repeatedly allows you to choose which

one of the four relays you wish to erase. You can choose between all relays

or only 1, 2, 3, or 4. A red LED comes on behind the relay that can be erased.

5.Press the select button again for at least 6 sec.

-The red LEDs above the relays go out.

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