Mandolyn Electronic Technology IKT201 Remote Control Transmitter User Manual KOPPLA EN indd

Mandolyn Electronic Technology Inc. Remote Control Transmitter KOPPLA EN indd

Users Manual

1KOPPLA
2CONTENTSSTART HERE! 4 Insert the batteries in the remote control 4 Set the time and date 4 Program the receiver 7DIRECT CONTROL 9 Choose channels 9 Functions 10PROGRAMMING 12 Grouping 12 Choose group 13 Random on/off 13 Delay shut off 14 Timer programming 15 Programming example 18 Deactivate Timer program 21 Activate Timer program 21OTHER FUNCTIONS 21 Key sound and background lighting on/off 21 Key lock on 22 Key lock off 22 Language selection 23RECEIVER 24 Dimmer receiver (fi g 2) 24 On/off receiver (fi g 3) 25
3TECHNICAL DATA 27 Remote control 27 Dimmer receiver 27 On/off receiver 27REMEMBER 28 Installing the wall bracket for the remote control 29LCD DISPLAY 30 Remote control (fi g 7) 30 Dimmer receiver (fi g 8) 30 On/off receiver (fi g 9) 30COMPONENT LAYOUT 32 Remote control (fi g 1) 32 Dimmer receiver (fi g 2) 32 On/off receiver (fi g 3) 32
4START HERE!Insert the batteries in the remote control1. Open the battery cover on the back.2. Insert three AAA/LR03/AM4/ batteries3. Close the battery cover.1. Press [FUNCTION]2. Press [9]Set the time and date
53. Select time format. You can choose between 12 and 24 hour display.To change between 12 or 24 hour display, press [UP] Press [SET] to continue.3.1 24 hour display.Enter the time, for example, 15.00. Press [1],[5],[0],[0]3.2 12 hour display.Enter the time, for ex-ample, 3.00 AM. Press [0],[3],[0],[0], [DOWN]For 3.00 PM, press [0],[3],[0],[0],[UP]
64. State the day of the week. Press [UP] or [DOWN] to change the day of the week.Sunday (SUN)Monday (MON)Tuesday (TUE)Wednesday (WED)Thursday (THU)Friday (FRI)Monday- Friday (M-F)Saturday- Sunday (S-S)Complete week (ALL)5. Press [SET] to continue.
7Program the receiverThe receivers must be programmed to recognise signals from the remote control. Each receiver corresponds to a channel on the remote control. Up to 10 channels/receiver can be program-med.1. Place the receiver in the wall socket.2. Press [FUNCTION] on the remote control.
83. Press [6]4. Select channel (1-10), for example, 1. Press [1]5. Press down one of the buttons on the receiver within 10 seconds. The red lamp on the receiver starts to fl ash to ac-knowledge the receiver has received the signal from the remote control.6. Press [FUNCTION] on the remote control. If you have several receivers, repeat steps 1-6 choosing other channels. (Up to 10 channels)
9Choose channels1. To choose one or more channels (receiver) press [CH]2. Choose, for example, receiver 2 by pressing [2]. The chosen chan-nels are shown on the top row of the remote control display.3. If you want to control several receivers at the same time, for exam-ple, receivers 1 and 2, press [CH] followed by [1] and [2]4. To clear the chosen channels press [CH] again.5. To choose all 10 chan-nels press [CH] once again.DIRECT CONTROL
10Functions1. Switching on and off.1.1 Choose the channel/s.1.2 Press [ON] to switch on.1.3 Press [OFF] to switch off.2.1 Choose the channel/s. 2.2 Press [UP] to increase the brightness.2.3 Press [DOWN] to reduce the brightness.3 Set the brightness.3.1 Choose the channel/s.3.2 Press [LEV]3.3 Choose brightness 1-9, for example 5. Press [5]2. Dimmer. Increase or decrease the brightness. (Only applies to receivers with the dimmer function.) NOTE: Energy saving bulbs do not work.
114. Gradual on/off or instant on/off.4.1 Press [FUNCTION] followed by [1] to switch between gradual on/off and instant on/off.In gradual mode the lights are switched on and off with increasing respective decreasing brightness.In instant mode the lights are switched on and off instantly.
12GroupingInstead of choosing channels one by one you can group and name different channels, e.g. living-room, bedroom, hall, etc.PROGRAMMING1. Select group number, for example, 1, by pressing [GRP] followed by [1] Scroll between the groups by pressing [UP] or [DOWN]2. Press [SET] to state the group names. Use the number keys to enter letters and [UP] and [DOWN] to move the cursor. A maximum of 10 characters can be used.3. Press [SET] to confi rm the name.4. State which channels should belong to the group, for example channels 2, 3 and 8 by pressing the corre-sponding number keys.
135. Press [SET] to save the group. You can edit the groups by carrying out steps 1-5 to write over or change them.Choose group1. Select group number, for example, 1, by pressing [GRP] followed by [1]Scroll between the groups using [UP] or [DOWN]Random on/offThis function switches chosen lights on and off at random time intervals.1. Select the channel/s or group.2. Press [FUNCTION] fol-lowed by [3]. The func-tion is confi rmed by the light being switched off if it was on or switched on if it was off. An R on the LCD display on the receiver indicates the function is active.
14The function is deactivated by new commands to the chosen channels using the remote control, pressing keys on the receiver or if the receiver is removed from the wall socket.Delay shut offThe function switches off the chosen lights after a predefi ned time. You set directly by channel/s or by group.Channel/s:1. Press [CH] followed by the number.2. Press [FUNCTION] fol-lowed by [2]3. State the length of the delay you would like, for example after 15 minutes.The time can be stated between 1-99 minutes. NOTE! Pressing the key again deactivates the function. Group:1. Press [GRP] followed by the number.
152. Press [FUNCTION] twice followed by [2]3. State the length of the delay you would like, for example after 15 minutes.The time can be stated between 1-99 minutes. NOTE! Pressing the key again deactivates the function. Timer programming1. Press [PROG] 2. Select the program number (01-16). Press [0],[1] for program 1. The display shows EMPTY if the chosen program has not pre-viously been program-med. If it has been preprogrammed the program settings are shown.
163. Press [SET] to continue.4. State the time when you would like the command to be ex-ecuted, for example, 6 PM. To state AM/PM press [UP] or [DOWN]5. Select the day by press-ing [UP] or [DOWN]Sunday (SUN)Monday (MON)Tuesday (TUE)Wednesday (WED)Thursday (THU)Friday (FRI)Monday- Friday (M-F)Saturday- Sunday (S-S)Complete week (ALL)6. Press [SET] to continue.7. Choose the channel/s. For example, press [2] for channel 2.8. Press [SET] to continue.
179. Select the command On = Press [ON] Random on/off = Press [ON] once again. Off = press [OFF] Preset brightness = Press [LEV] followed by a number for the level (1-9).10. Press [SET] to save the program.11. You can scroll between the programs by pressing [UP] or [DOWN]
18Programming exampleThe example shows the following: Switch on (instant) a light connected to receiver/channel 1 at 18.00 on Saturdays and Sun-days. Switch off the same light at clock 23.00 on Saturdays and Sundays. Each ACTION requires a program, i.e. this example will need two programs saved as PROG 01 and PROG 02.Switch on:[PROG][0],[1][1],[8],[0],[0][SET][DOWN] X times[SET]
19[SET][SET][ON]Switch off:[1][PROG][0],[2][2],[3],[0],[0][SET]
20[DOWN] X times[SET][SET][1][SET][OFF]
21Activate Timer program1. Choose the program. Press [PROG] followed by the program number.2. Press [ON]OTHER FUNCTIONS1. Press [FUNCTION] followed by [5]2. Scroll with [ON] or [OFF] to adjust the key sound.ON= Key sound on confi rmation.OFF= Key sound swit-ched off.CLICK= Key sound with key use.Key sound and background lighting on/offDeactivate Timer program1. Choose the program. Press [PROG] followed by the program number.2. Press [OFF]
223. Press [SET] to adjust background lighting.4. Scroll with [ON] or [OFF] to switch the background lighting on or off.5. Press [SET]Key lock1. To use the key lock function, enter a 3-digit code by fi rst pressing [FUNCTION] followed by [7]2. Enter a 3-digit code.3. Press [FUNCTION] twice.Key lock on1. Press and hold down [FUNCTION] for 3 seconds.Key lock off1. Enter your 3-digit code.If you forget your code you can deactivate the key lock by taking out and reinserting the batteries.
232. Press [UP] or [DOWN] to choose a language.3. Press [SET]Changing the system code with interferenceThe transmitter automatically sets a sys-tem code when you insert the batteries. If your neighbour also owns a KOPPLA remote control and by chance has the same system code you may experience operating disturbances. You can manu-ally set a system code (01-16). Do this:1. Press [FUNCTION] followed by [8]2. State two digits for the system code, e.g. 033. Press [FUNCTION]All receivers must be reprogrammed if a new system code is chosen, page 7.Language selection1. The transmitter offers three language options to choose between. Press [FUNCTION] followed by [0]
24RECEIVERDimmer receiver (fi g 2)The receiver is only intended for lighting.Installation:1. Insert the receiver in the outlet socket. The Main lamp, green lamp, comes on when the receiver is connected to the mains supply.2. Connect the lamp/lamps (max com-bined output 300W) to the receiver. Manual on/off:1. Press [ON/OFF] to switch the lamp on or off. The output lamp, the red, comes on when the receiver powers the con-nected lamp.Manual brightness:1. Press [UP] to increase the brightness. Press [DOWN] to reduce the brightness. The receiver ”will remember” the set brightness, for example, if you switch off the lamp at a set brightness level, it will switch on the lamp at the same level of brightness.Deactivate reception:1. If you do not want the receiver to receive signals from the remote control, press and hold down the [ON/OFF] key on the receiver, for 3 seconds.
25Manual on/off:1. Press [ON/OFF] to switch the lamp on or off. The output lamp, red, comes on Resetting:If commands are not shown on the receiver’s LCD display, strange charac-ters are displayed or it does not react when keys are pressed the receiver needs to be reset.1. Press in ”the small” [R] key on the re-ceiver. The receiver shuts off and resets random on/off, deactivate remote control and the set brightness. On/off receiver (fi g 3)The -symbol is shown on the receiver’s LCD display. Press [ON/OFF] on the receiver for 3 seconds to allow the reception of signals again. Installation1. Insert the receiver in the outlet socket. The Main lamp, green lamp, comes on when the receiver is con-nected to the mains supply. 2. Connect a device (max 3680W) to the receiver.
26when the receiver powers a connected lamp. Deactivate reception:1. If do not want the receiver to receive signals from the remote control, press and hold down the [ON/OFF] for 3 seconds. The -symbol is shown on the receiver’s LCD display. Press [ON/OFF] for 3 seconds to allow the receiver to receive signals from the remote control.Resetting:If commands are not shown on the receiver’s LCD display, strange charac-ters are displayed or it does not react when keys are pressed the receiver needs to be reset.1. Press in ”the small” [R] key. The receiver shuts off and resets random on/off, deactivate remote-control and the set brightness.
27TECHNICAL DATARemote controlRange: 25 m clear view. Walls and other objects limit the range.Batteries: Three AAA/LR03/AM4/Micro.Frequency: 433MHz.Dimmer receiverMains voltage: 120VAC, 60HzLoad: 20- 200WFuse: 1.6A NOTE: Only incandescent lamps (120V), halogen lamps (120V) and halogen lamps with a transformer (120V) may be connected to the dimmer receiver.On/off receiverMains voltage: 120VAC, 60HzMax load: 1800W
28REMEMBERnever overload the receiver.never interconnect the receivers.that the receivers are for indoor use (0°-35°C) and must not be used outdoors.never open the receiver or remote control.never expose the receiver or remote control to strong cleaning agents and moisture.never poke objects in the outlet sockets.to only clean the remote control with a damp cloth.to replace the batteries in the remote control when the battery indicator shows they are empty and the display is unclear.if you have programmed the timer in the remote control, that it must be within range as it is the remote control that controls the receiver.
29Installing the wall bracket for the remote control12
30LCD DISPLAYRemote control (fi g 7)1. Channels2. Text3. Off symbol4. Clock5. Gradual on/off symbol6. Instant on/off symbol7. Signal symbol8. Battery capacity symbol9. On symbol10. BrightnessDimmer receiver (fi g 8)1. On symbol2. Brightness3. Random on/off4. Reception symbol5. Channel numberOn/off receiver (fi g 9)1. On symbol2. Random on/off3. Reception symbol4. Channel number
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32COMPONENT LAYOUTRemote control (fi g 1)1. LCD display2. (ON)3. (OFF)4. Number/letter keys5. Channel (CH)6. Group (GRP)7. Brighter/Menu selection (UP)8. Darker/Menu selection (DOWN)9. (SET)10. Programming (PROG)11. Brightness level (LEV)12. FunctionDimmer receiver (fi g 2)1. LCD display2. (RESET)3. Brighter (UP)4. On/OffOn/off receiver (fi g 3)1. LCD display.2. (RESET)3. (ON/OFF)4. Mains connection (MAIN)5. (OUTPUT)
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35This equipment has been tested and foundto comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to Part 15 of theFCC Rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection againstharmful interference in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates,uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used inaccordance with the instructions, maycause harmful interference to radiocommunications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur ina particular installation. If this equipmentdoes cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment offand on, the user is encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.• Increase the separation between theequipment and receiver.• Connect the equipment into an outleton a circuit different from that to whichthe receiver is connected.• Consult the dealer or an experiencedradio/TV technician for help.Warning: Changes or modifications madeto this equipment not expressly approvedmay void the FCC authorization to operatethis equipment.

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