Chamberlain Merlin CSTAR250 Manuel utilisateur

CSTAR250 WIRELESS ACCESS CONTROL RECEIVER

WARNING

CAUTION

WARNING

Removable memory modules and RF module are included in this

product. Jumper J2 must remain in the default position unless

otherwise noted.

THERE ARE NO OTHER SERVICEABLE PARTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DESCRIPTION

PAGE

Mounting Instructions for CSTAR...................1

Programming For CSTAR...........................2 & 3

CSTAR Features.............................................4

Electrical Connections for CSTAR..................4

SPECIFICATIONS

SUPPLY VOLTAGE: 12-24 VOLTS AC OR DC

OPERATING CURRENT: 250 mA MAXIMUM

OPERATING TEMP RANGE: -40 TO +149F

(-40 TO +65C)

FREQUENCY: 433.92

RELAY CONTACT RATING: 1 AMP @ 24 VOLTS AC OR DC

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR CSTAR

Location: Select a convenient location near your device to be

controlled by the CSTAR. For best performance, the CSTAR

should be mounted in “Line-Of-Sight” with your intended trans-

mitting location. Avoid mounting the CSTAR in or on metallic

enclosures. If this is unavoidable, we recommend installing the

antenna extension kit (86LM) for best results. See Remote

Antenna Mounting for proper installation.

Receiver Mounting: Mount Backplate to desired surface using

M3 hardware (not supplied). Hardware used will depend on

mounting application. (Refer to figure 1 for Receiver mounting

hole locations). Wire electrical connections to unit. Snap Unit to

Back Plate.

Direct Antenna Mounting: Install the supplied antenna onto

the CSTAR antenna connector by screwing the connector clock-

wise. Slide the seal boot down to meet the O-Ring, covering

the antenna hardware.

SEAL BOOT

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

PATENTS PENDING

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

Remote Antenna Mounting: Use the optional 86LM

antenna extension kit to mount the remote antenna as

high and far from metal as possible for best radio range

(See figure 2). Contact Merlin customer service to order

the model 86LM.

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from electrocution:

• Be sure power is not connected BEFORE installing the receiver.

To prevent possible SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from a moving gate

or garage door:

• ALWAYS keep remote controls out of reach of children. NEVER

permit children to operate, or play with remote control transmitters.

• Activate gate of door ONLY when it can be seen clearly, is prop-

erly adjusted, and there are no obstructions to door travel.

• ALWAYS keep gate or garage door in sight until completely closed.

NEVER permit anyone to cross path of moving gate or door.

PROGRAMMING THE CSTAR

Add

PRESS PRESS

TO EXIT

AUTO

PRESS

Add

PRESSENTER LOCATION (1-250) PRESS

TO EXIT

AUTO

PRESS

2 3 4

PRESS

CONFIRM

ENTER LOCATION (1-250)

END

PRESS

2 3 4

Delete Delete

Rapid LearnTM- Add transmitter to next available location.

Adding Transmitter- Add transmitter to a specific location.

Deleting a Transmitter- To delete a user.

789

Add Delete

Block

STAR KEY

USED TO ENTER ADVANCED FUNCTIONS:

*,1- LAST TRANSMITTER RECEIVED

*,2- NO. OF UNUSED MEMORY LOCATIONS

*,3- NO. OF OCCUPIED MEMORY LOCATIONS

*,4- NO. OF BLOCKED TRANSMITTER LOCATIONS

*,5- FIRST BLOCKED TRANSMITTER LOCATION

*,7- SOFTWARE VER. #

*,0- AUDIBLE DIAGNOSTICS OFF/ON

POUND KEY

USED AS AN ESC OR EXIT KEY FOR

ALL FUNCTIONS OR MODES.

DELETE KEY

USED TO DELETE A

TRANSMITTER FROM THE

SELECTED MEMORY LOCATION

ANTENNA CONNECTION

FOR CONNECTION TO THE

DIRECT ANTENNA

OR THE ANTENNA EXTENSION

KIT.

POWER INDICATOR

SCROLLING DASHES ON

DIGITAL DISPLAY WHEN

AC OR DC POWER IS

APPLIED TO THE UNIT.

NUMERIC KEYPAD

USED FOR PROGRAMMING

AND QUERYING

TRANSMITTER LOCATIONS.

ALSO USED TO ENTER

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS.

DIGITAL DISPLAY

DISPLAYS TRANSMITTER LOCATION

NUMBERS WHEN PROGRAMMING OR

ACCESS IS GRANTED. ALSO DISPLAYS

USER PROMPTS AND MESSAGES.

BLOCK KEY

USED TO BLOCK THE

RECEIVER FROM GRANTING

ACCESS TO THE SELECTED

TRANSMITTER.

TRANSMITTER REMAINS IN

MEMORY, AND MAY BE

UNBLOCKED IN THE

FUTURE.

ADD KEY

USED TO ENTER TRANSMITTERS

AND ENTER RAPID LEARNTM

MODE.

CSTAR FEATURES

PROGRAMMING THE CSTAR (CON’T)

Advanced Functions

Step 1. For advanced functions, press and hold the (*) key

and a number key at the same time to select the correspon-

ding advanced function. (See table at right for available func-

tions.) Press the ‘#’ key to exit the function.

Audible Diagnostics

Step 1. Activate Transmitter.

Step 2. Listen for beep.

(LED will be displayed when OFF)

Transmitter location Query

Step 1. Enter a transmitter location number (001-250)

to view location status (See table to the right for possible

status displays).

PRESS

CONFIRM

ENTER LOCATION (1-250)

END

(UNBLOCK)

PRESS

2 3 4

Block Block

Memory location of last transmitter received.

# of open transmitter locations.

# of locations occupied.

# of blocked transmitter locations.

First blocked transmitter location.

If no transmitters are programmed into the CSTAR,

then (---) will be displayed.

Next blocked location (Repeat to scroll).

Duplicate memory- See Duplicating memory.

Version #

Press to exit functions.

Audible diagnostics OFF/ON

(LED will be displayed when OFF)

PRESS SIMULTANEOUSLY

END

~6 SECONDS

OPn

Occ

bLc

Out

Transmitter location is empty

Transmitter location is occupied

Transmitter location is blocked

Transmitter location is out of range

no beep

Display Description Beeper

no beep

long beep

(not between 1 & 250)

Triple Beep- Confirmation of Delete.

Long Beep- Blocked Tx, Error, or

Out of Range

Double Beep- Transmitter is valid & learned into CSTAR

accompanied by transmitter location display.

Slow Beep- Security+ Transmitter (Not learned in CSTAR).

Fast Beep- Billion Code Transmitter (Not learned in CSTAR).

Long Beep- Blocked transmitter.

No Beep- Transmitter not working.

Single Beep- Key Pressed.

Double Beep- Confirmation of an accepted Tx

or valid Add/Block input.

Keypad Sound Alerts

Blocking (Unblocking) a Transmitter- To block or unblock a user.

Duplicating Memory- Allows user to back up learned transmitter memory into the

provided backup memory module.

Note- To duplicate memory, plug memory module

into back up slot and press *,6. Once duplication is

complete, remove the backup memory module and

store in a separate location.

Backup Memory

Module

Main Memory

Module

Restoring Memory- To restore memory, simply

place the duplicate memory module from the back-

up memory location in the main memory position.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR CSTAR

To wall

outlet

RECEIVER

(Bottom)

RELAY

COM

N.O.

CONTACT

12-24V

AC/DC

CSTAR COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTERS

Transmitters

C940

C943

C945

Keypads

C840

C842

C128

CSTAR OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

CGI Part Number Description

041A2743X Watertight Box Field Install Kit

86LM Antenna Extension Kit

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem Probable Cause(s) Solution

No Display 1. Faulty/intermittent power connections to unit

2. No power to unit

1. Check power connections to

unit

2. Supply power to unit

No Beep when

transmitting

Audible Diagnostics may have been turned OFF

(right-most decimal point will be lit on the

display)

Press "*" and "0" keys at the same

time.

Transmitter does not

activate operator

1. Transmitter not learned into system

2. Transmitter is blocked

3. Transmitter battery is dead

1. Add transmitter to memory

2. Pay your rent

3. Replace transmitter battery

Transmitter won't learn

into memory

1. Memory may be full

2. Transmitter may not be a recognized

Chamberlain transmitter

3. Transmitter battery is dead

1. Delete unused transmitters

from memory

2. Verify transmitter is listed in

compatible transmitters

section

3. Replace transmitter battery

Unit does not function,

[E 1] displayed

Main memory module missing or damaged Replace Main memory module

Duplication function does

not work,

[E 2] displayed

Backup memory module missing or damaged-

If included

Replace Backup memory module

Keypad does not respond,

[E 3] displayed

Keypad has a stuck key Cycle power.

If unit exhibits this condition

again after 2 minutes, contact

Technical Service

Compatible with Merlin+and Grifco+Rolling Code Transmitters

including the following models:

Transformer (output 12-24V AC/DC) not included.

Most garage door operators and gate door operators have

usable output terminals.

Please refer to instruction manuals of these operators.

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