RF SOLUTIONS PRO TRAP Series Manuel utilisateur

PRO TRAP Series

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Description

Available as 4 - 16 channels the Professional range are ready to operate general purpose

remote control systems using a highly secure transmission protocol for reliable operation.

The receiver unit is rated IP65 with integral power supply containing industrial standard

‘DIN Rail’ ‘receiver’ and ‘relay output’ modules (interchangeable). Other modules with higher

switching capability are available.

The relay outputs may be user set to operate as latching or momentary. Outputs may be

set to timed from 0-60 minutes.

Additional transmitters can be added using the easy learn procedure. Any transmitter

switch can be mapped to any individual or combination of receiver output(s).

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Features

• 868Mhz

• Ready to Use Remote Control

• 8 Channel Systems

• Up to 8 per transmitter

• Range: Up to 2000 metres LOS

• Highly secure transmission

protocol for reliable operation

• Relay Outputs: Momentary,

Latching, Timed

• Receiver IP65

Applications

• Lighting Control

• General Purpose Remote Switching

• Door Control

• Quarry Remote Switching

• Access Control

• Machinery Control

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Part Number Description Range**

(Metres)

Freq

(MHz)

Relay Outputs

(each

@230Vac)

PROTRAP-8S8 8 channel Remote Control Sys-

tem 2000 869.5 8 x 10A

PROSABRE-

8S8

8 channel Remote Control Sys-

tem 4000 869.5 8 x 10A

Receiver Unit

DIN Rails mounted on steel plate

Integrated 12Vdc moulded Power Supply

5 Amp Fused terminal block

Material GW PLAST 120 °C

Enclosure Dimensions

External 315 x 235 x 130mm

Internal 300 x 220 x 120mm

Learning Capacity: The receiver has the capacity

to learn up to 31 units (Where 1 unit is defined

as a button on a transmitter)

PCB Dimensions

725-TRX 136 x 78 x 42mm

725-OP 136 x 78 x 42mm

A 12Vdc power supply is incorporated. 12Vdc is presented on a fused terminal block. A Gland is

supplied to enable power to enter the enclosure.

** Range stated is optimum, direct line of sight. In worst conditions this can be reduced by up

to 50%

Receiver Unit

The receiver consists of interchangeable modules which are connected via ribbon cables.

(as shown below).

Antenna

The Antenna is held internally, this is to save drilling the enclosure on the top. This may have

some effect to the range for specific applications which may require the antenna externally

mounted. At all times please ensure that antenna is pointing in a vertical direction and away

from high interference sources.

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Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

Power

50%

100%

10%

Digital

Input

Digital

Input

Relay

Output

Relay

Output

Signal Strength

Outputs

changeover contacts

12V 10A

230V 5A

Inputs

unused in

PRO systems

Power Supply

9-32V

AC or DC

Received

signal strength

LED’s

WatchDog

Press to initiate watchdog

transmissions (also used for range

test)

Antenna

Connect

Additional

Modules

Here

Pair

Press once to auto sync. See Advanced

operation for other pairing and erase

options.

Mode

Select power output and operating

Mode.

Timer

Sets ouput timers

see timer settings

for more details

NO COM NC NO COM NCNO COM

Watchdog

unused in

PRO system

Overview of Features

PRO-TRAP/SABRE has many ‘optional’ features. These are summarised below and

explained in detail later in this document.

Auto or Manual Pairing:Modules can be auto paired together in banks or any individual button can

be paired to any individual output(s).

TIMER: The outputs can be set to Momentary/Latching /Timed

Additional Modules: Additional Output modules or can be connect (max 16 of each)

Please note: When using more than 2 output boards VCC must be connected to the 725-OP boards.

Please note: Inputs and watchdog are unused on the 725-TRX in the PRO systems.

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Pairing

Factory Default Status

In Factory Default Input/Output LEDs flash Red/Green alternately

To AUTO-PAIR

1. Press and release the PAIR button on the 725TRX Receiver.

2. The pair and all relay output LED’s will flash on the 725TRX.

3. Activate ANY input on hand held transmitter.

4. All flashing LEDs on 725TRX relays will go out. The PAIR LED will flash quickly for 2

seconds.

5. Pairing Complete

To PAIR a button Manually to an Output 2

1. Press and release the PAIR button on the 725TRX B to enter Pairing mode. Press and

release the PAIR button to cycle through LED’s until only the LED above Relay 2 is

Flashing.

2. Press the button on the hand held transmitter you wish to pair to relay 2 .

3. All flashing LEDs on 725TRX relays will go out, the PAIR LED will flash quickly for 2

seconds.

4. Pairing Complete.

Please Note: Manual pair will not work when auto pair has been used.

The 725TRX may be reset to Factory default at any time by pressing the PAIR button for 15

seconds.

Erasing Everything (reset to Factory Default):

1. Apply power

2. Press and hold the PAIR button for 15 seconds, the PAIR LED will flash slow then fast.

3. Release the PAIR button.

4. 725-TRX is now reset to Factory Default

ERASE Individual Transmitters:

1. Apply power

2. Press and hold the PAIR button for 10 seconds, the

PAIR LED will flash slow as soon as this happens

release the PAIR button.

3. Press any button on the transmitter to be erased.

4. The 725-TRX will exit to normal operating mode and the transmitter will be erased.

Power

50%

100%

10%

NO COM NC NO COM NC

Strength

WATCHDOG

Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

Reset to Factory Default Setting

Erasing

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OUTPUTs Status LEDs

When the receiving 725TRX gets a valid signal from a paired device it will activate an output.

The status of active relays will be displayed on their corresponding LED’s.

Power

50%

100%

10%

Strength

NO COM NC NO COM NC

WATCHDOG

Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

RED LED Feedback from Receiver

OFF The paired 725TRX Output is

paired with this output

Flashing Relay is unpaired with any

Receiver output

GREEN LED Status of Output

ON Relay is Active / ON

OFF Relay is inactive / OFF

725-OP Additional Outputs Module

Output 1

Connect

To Further

Modules

Connect

From

Modules

Changeover Relay Contact

Outputs

Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Optional

Power in

9-32V

ac or dc

- +

NO COM NCNO COM NC

Address

Address settings

Each module must have a unique address set by the Address jumpers (it doesn't matter

what the address is).

NOTE: outputs will cycle in address order for pairing, timers and erasing.

Connect to 725TRX

Connect to the 725TRX or previous 725-OP module using the ribbon cable provided.

Note: When connecting more than one 725-OP module the power must be connected

directly to the 725-OP module screw terminals.

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1. Any 725TRX will display a received signal on the Signal Strength LED bar graph from a

compatible transmitter.

NOTES: For reliable communications please ensure at least 3 LED’s are lit in this test.

Display Signal Strength

This allows a user to check the signal strength (Walk Test).

Power

50%

100%

10% B

NO COM NC NO COM NC

Strength

WATCHDOG

Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

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MOMENTARY/LATCHING setting links

Each Relay Output can be individually preset to Momentary/Latching by fitting or removing the Link

Headers.

Power

50%

100%

10%

Strength

NO COM NC NO COM NC

WATCHDOG

Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

Link Fitted LATCHING Output changes state on each Transmit signal

Link Removed MOMENTARY Output operates for duration of Transmit signal

Setting a Timed Output.

1. Briefly press the TIMER Switch .

2. The TIMER and first relay output LED’s will flash.

3. Press the TIMER switch again to scroll through relays until the chosen relay LED is flashing.

4. Wait until the chosen relay LED is on constantly.

5. Now each press of the timer button will increase the timer delay in line with the TIMER

OUTPUT table displayed on the signal strength LED’s.

6. When you have selected the required delay, wait 3 seconds.

7. The Red TIMER LED will stop flashing to show that the setting is saved

NOTE: Settings are saved even after power is removed.

NOTE: When zero LED’s are lit the relays will operate as per the Momentary/Latching links.

Erase ALL Timers:

1. Press and hold the TIMER button for 10 seconds,

2. Whilst held the TIMER LED will turn on and then flash fast.

3. When the LED flashes fast release the timer button the erase is complete

Note: When setting a Time Delay;

If the Jumper Link is Removed the time delay will restart on each transmission regardless of

output status.

If the Jumper Link is Fitted, the time delay output will Latch OFF / ON Timed with each

transmission.

Power

50%

100%

10%

Strength

NO COM NC NO COM NC

WATCHDOG

Timer WatchDog Mode Pair

TIMER (Setting an Output Time Delay)

LED Timer Output

8 60 min

7 30 min

6 10 min

5 1 min

4 30 sec

3 10 sec

2 5 sec

1 1/2 sec

0 Mom

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12V1A~IN-IP

• IP67 rated PSU

• 12V volt

• 1Amp

ENC-DA3 enclosure

• IP65 rated DIN rail enclosure

• 12V volt PSU

• 305mm X 220mm X 125mm

• Premade Back plate with DIN Rail Mount

• Easy clip fit for 700 series products

ANT-GSM5WM

• Wall mount antenna

• 3m cable

• Wall Mount Whip Antenna

• 824-960

• Active gain: +5dB

• RG58 Connecting Lead

CBA-SMAMR-SMAF

Used for externally mounting an antenna

• SMA Male Right Angle

• SMA Female Bulkhead Straight

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Technical Specifications

Transceiver : 725-TRX

Dimensions: 136 x 78 x 42 mm

Storage Temperature: -10 to +70o Celsius.

Operating Temperature: -10 to +50o Celsius.

Input Module: 725-IP

Dimensions: 68 x 78 x 42 mm

Storage Temperature: -10 to +70o Celsius.

Operating Temperature: -10 to +50o Celsius.

Output Module: 725-OP

Dimensions: 136 x 78 x 42 mm

Storage Temperature: -10 to +70o Celsius.

Operating Temperature: -10 to +50o Celsius.

Notes

1. Notes The power is derived directly from 725-868

2. The relay contacts in this unit are for functional use only and must not be used for isolation purposes

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS MODE MIN TYPI-

CAL

MAX Units

Supply Voltage N/A V

Relay Rating* (230Vac) RLY 1-4 5 A(rms)

Time delay from Tx on Switch to Rx Relay

operation

FSK

LORA

30-

1500

Time delay from Tx sw relax to Rx Relay

release

FSK

LORA

30-

1500

Supply Current : Quiescent

All relays operating

+90

Electrical Characteristics Min Typical Max Units

Supply Voltage 12 32 Vdc or ac

Frequency: 869.500 MHz

RF Output Power (ERP) @ 869.50 MHz - 100 mW

Supply Current : Quiescent

All output relays operating

Watchdog relay operating

When transmitting

+101

+25

+95

Electrical Characteristics Min Typical Max Units

Supply Voltage N/A V

Input Impedance Ohms

Supply Current 15 mA

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Antenna and Range

2.1 Antenna

The system includes an antenna, It is situated within the enclosure (to save penetrating the

enclosure)

If the range is inadequate then it may be necessary to mount the antenna protruding from the

enclosure. This may be easily fitted using the provided panel mount BNC socket. The antenna cable

may be extended however please note that typically there is a 50% range reduction with every

3metres of coax cable used!

For increasing range performance a +3dB gain antenna is available. This is supplied with wall

mounting bracket and 2metres of coax cable, it plugs in directly to the BNC connector.

2.2 Range

The antenna choice and position directly controls the system range. Keep it clear of other metal

in the system. The best position is protruding from the top of the product. This is often not

desirable for practical or ergonomic reasons and thus a compromise may be needed. If an internal

antenna must be used then try to keep it away from other metal items, and in particular large

ones like transformers, batteries and PCB tracks and earth planes.

Note that the space around the antenna is as important as the antenna itself. All radio systems

are dependant on a radio signal being received through airspace.

The range quoted is the optimal in direct line of sight without obstacles and in good atmospheric

conditions.

2.3 Signal Integrity

In systems where many encoders are in close proximity there may be occasions when, due to

signal overlay between encoders, it is difficult or impossible to guarantee system integrity. In

such circumstances it is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that the system

performance is adequate for the purposes of the installation.

Approvals Information:

• All RF Solutions products are manufactured in accordance with our ISO:9001 Quality

System

• PRO Series Systems are manufactured to CE Compliant standard

• Further information available on request.

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