General Description; Technical Features - PRASTEL FSLIMRFRX Manual Del Usuario

FSLIMRFRX
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

FSLIMRFRX is a radio receiver designed for wireless infrared barriers FSLIMRF.
It is equipped with an integrated 433MHz radio receiver, four output relays with 1A contract rating, an internal memory with a storage
capacity of 500 wireless barriers and 4 LEDs for displaying alarm conditions.
It is also fitted with 4 keys and a 3-digit display for code and functional parameter setting, and more precisely for:
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programming new barriers into the memory (through self-learning via radio)
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deleting single barrier from the memory
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temporarily disable a single barrier
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selecting either bistable or timed operation mode for the alarm and tamper relay;
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setting activation time for each relay (in the timed operation mode) and the operation mode (N.O. /N.C.);
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activating/deactivating the receiver
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activating/deactivating barrier supervision
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consult the historical of the last 20 recorded events (alarm, flat battery, tamper and no supervision)
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programming up to 30 remote controls to remotely activate/deactivate the receiver
All FSLIMRFRX circuits and components are housed in a plastic enclosure suitable for indoor installation and for mounting on bars
according to DIN standards.
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TECHNICAL FEATURES

Power supply 12Vac/dc ± 10%
Inputs integrated 433.92MHz radio receiver
Memory capacity 500 barriers. 30 remote controls for remote ON/OFF of the receiver
No. of output relays 4, associated to the events "alarm", "battery", "tamper" and "missing supervision"
Relay operating mode timed from 1 to 180 seconds.
The alarm and tamper relay can operate in bistable mode, controlled by the barriers with commands of
"alarm" and "end of alarm"
The relays can be set individually for the operation N.O./N.C.
Relay contact rating 1 A
Programming 4 keys (FUN, INC, DEC, VAL) and 3 displays
3. FUNCTIONS
F1 : Enable receiver
F2 : Enable supervision check
F3 : Enable TEST mode
F4 : Relay 1 activation time and mode
F5 : Relay 2 activation time and mode
F6 : Relay 3 activation time and mode
F7 : Relay 4 activation time and mode
F8 : Erase all
F9 : Display historic
F10 : Erase historic
F11 : Password
Programming new barriers
1. Simultaneously press keys INC (blue) and DEC (red).
2. Select a free storage location via keys INC and DEC (free location is indicated by decimal points being off).
3. Perform transmission with the barrier to be stored: decimal points go on
4. Confirm by pressing key VAL (green): decimal points briefly flash
5. Repeat procedure from step 2 to enter other barriers or simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from programming mode.
Deleting barriers
1. Simultaneously press keys INC (blue) and DEC (red).
2. Select the storage location to be deleted via keys INC and DEC (decimal points on indicate that the location is engaged)
3. Press the VAL (green) key. The word "Can" appears on the left-hand side of the display.
4. Press the VAL key again to confirm deletion. The decimal points go off and the storage location is deleted.
5. Repeat procedure from step 2 to delete other codes and simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from the programming mode.
Activating/deactivating a single barrier
With this function it is possible to temporarily exclude alarms coming from a single barrier, without deleting the barrier from the memory of
the receiver.
1. Simultaneously press keys INC (blue) and DEC (red).
2. Select the storage location to be activated/deactivated via keys INC and DEC (decimal points on indicate that the location is engaged)
3. Press the VAL (green) key. The word "Can" appears on the display.
4. Select via keys INC and DEC the value "On" (barrier activated) or "Off" (barrier deactivated)
5. Press the VAL key again to confirm selection.
6. Repeat procedure from step 2 to modify the status of other barriers or simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from the
programming mode.
A locations in which a deactivated barrier is stored is displayed with only 2 decimal points on (the central point and the right one).
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