Tabla De Contenido; Introduction To The Instructions And Warnings; Product Description - Roger Technology H85/TDR Serie Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para El Instalador

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CONTENTS
1 Introduction to the instructions and warnings 8
2 Product description
3 Technical specifications
4 Functioning of the keys and messages
5 Installation
5.1 Changing the password
5.2 Completely deleting user codes
5.3 Storing a user code
5.4 Storing on the radio receiver
5.5 Activation of the radio transmission
5.6 Deleting a user code
6 Advanced Features: masking the code
7 Error message
8 Keypad lock message
9 Low battery indicator
10 Replacing the batteries
11 Testing
12 Maintenance
13 Disposal
14 Pictures and schemes
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Introduction to the instructions and
warnings
This manual is only intended for qualified technical
installation personnel.
None of the information contained in this
document may be considered of interest to the
end user.
This manual refers to the wireless numeric code
keypads of the ROGER series H85/TDR for ROGER
automation control and other devices that are
within the specifications.
WARNINGS
Read the instructions carefully before installation.
In accordance with the relevant legislation,
installation should only be performed by qualified
service personnel.
Make the connections with the cables that are
suitable for the specified currents and voltages,
respect the technical specifications of the product.
CAUTION! These devices are sensitive to
electrostatic discharges, therefore avoid touching
the sides of the card and wires with your hands.
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Product description

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The numeric code keypad allows for the activation
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of the radio transmission only after having entered
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an enabled code, i.e. one previously stored in the
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memory of the keyboard: this makes the activation
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of the device more secure, as well as the activation/
10 de-activation of the alarms.
configured as per the production standard to
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work with fixed code ROGER radio receivers (H93/
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RX22A/I, R93/RX12A/I and R93/RX12A/U). It is
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possible to change the type of transmission, in
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order to, as an alternative, attain compatibility with
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"rolling code" receivers H93/RX2RC/I and R93/
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RX2RC/U which adopt the RTHSE standard (Roger
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Technology High Security Encryption). The "rolling
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code" transmission is recommended for installations
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requiring a very high level of security, thanks to the
12 144-bit processed through multi-level encryption.
It is possible to store up to 450 user codes, each
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of which can have a maximum of 6 digits. To store
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codes you need to know the password, which must
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be customized during installation in order to ensure
the security of access. By making the password
change, the transmission mode is also started (fixed
or "rolling" code).
When choosing user codes it is recommended to
use up to 5 digits for optimal system security as
well as ease of use; for the more demanding users
who seek maximum security there is a special
mode, which is described in section 6 ADVANCED
FEATURES: MASKING OF THE CODE.
The wireless numeric code keypad exists in three
versions:
• H85/TDR/E: version for wall mounting
• H85/TDR/C: version for mounting on pedestal
• H85/TDR/I: built-in version
Spare part code:
• H85/TDR:
includes all the components shown in Figure 1.
The keyboard is
replacement wireless keyboard,