MX13 Receptor Motorline Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
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Table of Contents
MX13
OPERATION/PROGRAMMING MANUAL
MX13 Receptor Motorline
Wireless transmitter, which allows the connection of obstacle detection kits
(safety rubber, magnetic contact, etc.), for communication with MR13. This
device performs automatic operation tests with MR13, at defined time
intervals, providing a longer battery life.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
| • Operation Frequency | 433,92MHz |
|---|---|
| • Protection Level | IP65 |
| • Range | Exceeding 30 meters in free field |
| • Type of batteries | CR123A |
| • Number of batteries | 2 units |
| • Battery life | 1 to 4 years (Depending on the communication chosen) |
DIPPER
- Dippers 1 and 2 define the time interval for receiving test signals MX13. This communication is made to ensure that both handsets are working perfectly.
- **** The more frequent communication with the MR13 receiver, the shorter the battery life.
- For MX13 and MR13 devices to be synchronized, you 0must configure dippers 1 and 2 in the same way on both devices.
- Dipper 3 defines the type of operation of the SAFETY input, between 8K2 system and NO contact.
PROG AND LED 1 BUTTON
- The PROG button has the function of generating a new code, and transmitting it to the receiver.
Each time the button is pressed, LED1 illuminates, indicating that the signal is being transmitted.
** Each time the PROG button is pressed, the transmitted code is changed.
Therefore, if you press the PROG button, you have to program it again on the
MR13 (see product manual).
CONNECTOR**
- INIB – This input has the function to disable the operation of the SAFETY input, through a NO contact for connection of push button or magnetic contact.
- SAFETY – NO or 8K2 input, defined in dipper 3. Whenever this input is triggered an order will be sent to the MR13 to open the SEC contact.
Example of use – Sectioned Door:
When the MX13 device is installed on a sectioned door with safety rubber, it
is necessary to disable the SAFETY signal before the gate closes fully, so
that the rubber does not send reverse order due to obstacle detection.
In locations with multiple devices that use 433.92Hz frequency, this may
become saturated. In these cases, it will be better to review the use of the
MX13 as we can not guarantee the correct operation. The solution may be to
change the frequency of the MX13 to 868Mhz, so you should contact Motorline.
When using a magnetic port contact, it is necessary to use an 8K2
resistor connected in series with the magnetic contact.
v2.3 REV. 01/2021