PATRIOT 030205 Low Current Receiver Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- PATRIOT
Table of Contents
**PATRIOT 030205 Low Current Receiver
**
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Please read this manual carefully before installing this product.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Introduction
The low current receiver item 030205 is a 2 relay output receiver, operating
at 433,92 Mhz in AM/ASK modulation.
It is designed for automatic closing systems and anti-burglar systems with a
very low rest current consumption.
The operating frequency is among the European harmonised frequencies; The
antenna is connected with a F- type connector.
The relay outputs are only with NO contact with the common contact shorted to
Ground.
The operating mode of K1 is Pulse and of K2 can be Pulse or Latch. The power
supply is 12 Vdc.
The IP grade of 2X allows only indoor installations.
The product fully complies with the EMC European Regulations (CE) and the FCC
Part 15 Regulations.
Usable Transmitters
- 2 button transmitter – Part # 030210
- 4 button transmitter – Part # 030212
Technical specifications
Receiver type: Superheterodyne.
Demodulation: AM/ASK.
Operating frequency: 433,92 MHz.
Local oscillator frequency: 6,6128 MHz.
Intermediate frequency: 10,7 MHz.
Sensitivity (for good signal): -115 dBm.
Input impedance: 75 Ohm.
Supply voltage : 12 dc ( ± 10% ).
Current absorbtion:
at rest: 1.5 mA
with 1 relay excited: 7 mA
Number of relays: 2 (1NO, 1NO ).
Relay operating mode Pulse / Latch
Commutable max power: 24W or 24VA .
Memory capacity ( tx keys ): 42.
Operating temperature: -4 ÷+158 °F.
Dimensions: 4.13 x 1.77 x 1.1 in
Weight: 2.29 oz
IP Protection grade: 2X
Receiver overview
P1 : P1 Button
P2 : P2 Button
K1: Relay 1 Output
K2: Relay 2 Output
LD : Green Led
CON : I/O Connector
F: F-Type connector
Wiring Diagram
Signal| 4 pole connnector| Wire color| 12 pole
connector
---|---|---|---
GND / Relays Common| 1| BLACK| 2
+12 vdc| 2| RED| 1
K1 NO Contact| 3| GREEN| 3
K2 NO contact| 4| ORANGE| 9
Main features
- Very low rest current consumption
- 42 storable transmitter keys
- Single transmitter key or Full memory erasure
- Programmable operation mode of the 2 relays: momentary, latching
- Easy transmitter programming
PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER
The Transmitter and Receiver provided operate at 433 MHz. Receiver can store up to 22 unique transmitter codes.
Transmitter Setup:
(It is recommended that the dipswitches be changed from the default
setting)
- Open the battery compartment door and locate the dipswitches.
- Change the dipswitches to the settings you prefer. Record for future reference.
Transmitter Left Button to Receiver Programming:
(standard Open/Stop/Close function)
- Press and hold the left transmitter button down. Red light on transmitter should be on.
- On the receiver, push the P1 push-button until the green LD light comes on.
- Release both buttons. Transmitter left button to receiver programming is complete.
Transmitter Right Button to Receiver Programming:
(Hold-Gate-Open) (Only if auto close timer is enabled)
The 2-channel receiver allows for programming the P2 relay from momentary mode (default) to latching mode. Transmitter right button can then be programmed to hold the gate open, over-riding the auto-close feature, if activated.
- Press and hold the right transmitter button down. Red light on transmitter should be on.
- On the receiver, push the P2 push-button until the green LD light comes on.
- Release both buttons.
- Transmitter right button to receiver programming is complete.
- Now you must set receiver P2 to latch mode in steps below.
Receiver Programming:
Relay P2 programming from momentary to latching mode (to hold gate open)
- On the receiver, push the P2 push-button until the green LD light comes on, then release. Green LD light should be steady.
- While the green LD light is on, push the P1 push-button down and release. Green LD light should be flashing. Latch mode is set.
Verifying Receiver P2 relay is programmed to latching mode:
- On the receiver, push the P2 push-button until the green LD light comes on, then release.
- Green LD light should be flashing. If the green LD light is steady, redo the Receiver Programming section above.
Resetting receiver P2 relay to momentary mode:
- On the receiver, push the P2 push-button until the green LD light comes on, then release. Green LD light should be flashing.
- While the green LD light is on, push the P1 push-button down and release. Green LD light should be solid. Momentary mode is set.
Erasing Single Transmitter from Receiver Memory:
The dipswitch settings of the transmitter to delete must be known.
If known follow the steps below.
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Set the dipswitches in a transmitter to match the switch settings of the transmitter code to delete.
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Press and hold the left transmitter button.
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On the receiver push the P1 push-button until the green LD light comes on.
Then release both. -
Press and hold the right transmitter button.
-
On the receiver push the P2 push-button until the green LD light comes on.
Then release both. -
Transmitter is now erased from receiver memory.
Erasing all Transmitters from Receiver Memory:
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Press the P2 button on the receiver until the green LD light comes on.
Then release P2 button. -
While LD light is on press the P1 and P2 buttons simultaneously and hold until the green LD light begins to blink slowly.
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It should blink 4 times then all transmitter codes are erased.
TRANSMITTER NUMBER DISPLAY
It is possible to display how many transmitter keys are stored in the memory.
The number is displayed, in binary notation ( 0 or 1 ), by a sequence of led
flashes.
A short flash ( ½ second ) of LD gives a binary “0”.
A long flash ( 1 second ) of LD gives a binary “1”.
The complete sequence is composed by 6 flashes and by a final longer flash ( 2
seconds ).
According to its position, each flash has a different “weight”.
First flash : 2 0= 1
Second flash : 2 1= 2
Third flash : 2 2= 4
Fourth flash : 2 3= 8
Fifth flash : 2 4= 16
Sixth flash : 2 5= 32
Procedure
- Keep P1 or P2 pressed down until LD switches on.
- Release the button and then push P2 for a while before LD switches off.
At this point begins the sequence of flashes.
Take a note of the sequence to calculate the corresponding decimal number, as shown in the following examples.
Es. N° 1 : Memory empty
Weights 1 2 4 8 16 32 End Sequence
Sequence : ____
Es. N° 2 : 5 transmitter keys
Weights 1 2 4 8 16 32 End Sequence
Sequence : _ _ __
Final number : 1+ 0 + 4 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 5
Es. N° 3 : 12 transmitter keys
Weights 1 2 4 8 16 32 End Sequence
Sequence : ____
Final number : 0 + 0 + 4 + 8 + 0 + 0 =12
WARRANTY
USAutomatic, LLC warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and
workmanship for 1 YEAR. For a period of 1 YEAR following purchase USAutomatic,
LLC. will repair or replace the product free of charge, including parts, shop
labor and return to customer shipping and handling.
This 1 YEAR warranty does not cover the plastic case from normal wear or
damage due to misuse.
To have the product sent for warranty consideration, it must be returned with
the proof of purchase and a return authorization number. To obtain a return
authorization number please call
1-888-204-0174 for assistance. The
return authorization number must be clearly marked on the outside of the
return package or it may not be accepted.
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