Superior Electronics 919TP4M Transmitter User Manual
Superior Electronics Corporation Transmitter
User Manual
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ENFHli’L'ER® SK-9'IOR2 RECEIVER with SK-9'I9TP4M TRANSMITTER SECO-LARMQ System The SK-SIDRZ RF receiver are compatible With both code hopping arid lived—code transmitters They can be used lor a variety at applications. such as alliming the same transmitter to arrn/drsanri a vehicle etarm and open/close a garage door opener The Sit-Sink? receiver has two—channel outputs Each channel can learn the codes at up to 15 dillerent transmitter butms on a lrrst-in. first—out basis Installation Notes 1 Mount out ni sight in a location where it lS not surrounded by metal, and where it ls not exposed to the weather or moisture. Metal erl block the RF signal. resulting in a reduced range 2 For best range, pull the antenna wire as long and straight as possible. ll ttie receiver receives interference lrom local RF activity (e.g.,, airport or military base). the antenna wire can be (aided, DO NOT CUT TllE ANTENNA WIRE. Learning a New SK-9'I 9TP4M But-tan Code 1. To learn a transmitter code tor channel 1, press mode switch #1 lor three seconds The green LED will start to llesli oulckly. 2 While the green tED is llashing quickly. press any desired button on the compatrble SK-BIBTPAM transmitter. The green LED Will llash once and then turn on to show that that button was learned 3, Repeat steps 1 and 2 to learn more buttons into channel 1 NOTE f The green LED wrll tlesh a maximum at 15 seconds. It no transmitter button is pressed during this time, the receiver wrll all the codealearnmg mode, and the green LED wrll turn hit 4. To learn a new SK—919TP4M transmitter button lor channel 2. the procedure is the same as lor channel 1. except mode svntcli #Z initiates the codelearnmg process. and the red LED shows status. Note Regarding Code Learning 1. The receiver wrll only learn the code at a particular button once. Once a buttons code is learned, ll you try to code-learn that button again. whether it is tor the same channel or not. the receiver wrll exit code learning mode. 2, Each channel can learn the codes ol a maxlmum ol 15 transmitter buttons. It you attempt to learn a sixteenth button. the earliest code learned will be deleted. 3 To clear all codes 7 Press the appropriate mode swrtch (#1 or #2) tor three seconds. When the LED starts llashing. press that swrtcti again lor three seconds. The LED llashes twice to indicate that all codes associated With that channel are now deleted, Programming Relay Output Modes The relay outputls) can be programmed for one ot loiir dillerent modes, depending on the apphcatron: - 4-second momentary - Press the transmnter button once. The relay turns on tor 4 seconds. and then turns alt, (Thls is the DEFAULT mode) - l-second momentary — Press the transmitter button once The relay turns on lor 1 second. and then turns olt. - Toggle — Press the transmitter button once. and the relay turns on Press a compatible transmitter button again, and the relay tums oft. - Latch 7 Press the transmitter button once. and the relay turns on and stays on. The relay wrll remain on until the appropriate mode swrtch (#1 or #Z) is pressed to reset. regardless at whether a cumpatlble transmitter button ls pressed again or not To program outputs. open case and lind the Z jumpers marked LP] and LP? Cut these rompers. it needed. as lollows: Output type LP] LP? d-second momentary LIncut Llncut l—second momentary Uncut Cut Toggle Cut lJncut Latch Cut Cut NOTE 7 The output mode of both relays is the same. In other words. you cannot have 4»second momenhry output lor channel 1 and latch output tor channel 2. MODE SWITCH #1 MODE SWITCH #2 Antenna Program Loop (see Extended Range Antennas betdw) ofio (see Below) Three- Pm Anmnna Fort (see Extended Range Antennas below) Output Program Loops Output type LPl Ll’Z Arsecond mammary Uncut UlIL'tAI Lsecond momentary Uncut Cut min Cut Uncut Latch Cut Cut CH 2 DRV RELAV COM CH 2 DIN RELAY NC CH 2 DRV RELAY N0 CH 1 DRV RELAY CUM CH I DRY RELAV NC CH 1 ORV RELAY NO END + ll-ZAVDC CH 2 STATUS LED CH 1 SIATLIS LED Mode Switch Operation (one per channel) - Learn mode — Press and hold the switch tor three seconds. - Clear memory — Press three seconds, then when the LED starts hashing, press again tor three seconds to delete all nrevrously learned codes. ' Reset latched outout — it this channel was programmed tor latch outnut. once the relay is turned on with a transmitter button, press the mode switch to turn the relay ott. - Memory Display — Press and release the mode switch tn show number ct codes stored LED Will flash 3 number at times to correspond to the number or codes stored. LED indication (one nerchannel) - Steady on — Senses srgnal trorn a transmitter button whose code was already learned - Fast ttash — In the code—learning mode. - One tlash — it transmitter button code was learned - twotlashes — All previously learned transmitter button codes were deleted, SK»tttthP4M Four-Button, tfi-Channet Transmitter ' Over 68 billion (6.8 x LU‘") possible codes - LED transmission indicator. Typical Applications: Positive Output TIVIJI: receiver “we! irivin: a 11m aupliancc: COM — Positive Power Source N C NO — Pusrtive Power Output 12VDC O/P “ } PuwerlorSK—SlDRZ 6“ } Powerfttr SK-BIORZ + +12VDC Nazaiivu Illillllll: COM — Negative Power Source NC NO — Negative Power Output 5 } Power for SKASIORZ General Specifications Operating Frequency: 315 MHz Memory Capacity: 15 transmitter button codes per channel operating Vollage: irVDC ~ 24VDC or ”VAC ~ 74VAC operating Current: 5 mA @ 11)ch (standby) 30mA/channel @ tzvoc (activated) Relay Contact Rating: Form ’C' type,- 10A @ YAVDC or 120VAC per channel Connectors: Screw Terminals, +r a with N/O, N/C, and COM per channel Dimensions: 3.75" x 2.7” x 1,1” (83 x 68 x 27.5 mm) MODEL: SK-919TP4M FCC lD : K4E9191P4M THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATlON ls SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWlNG Two commons: (1)THIS DEVICE MAY NOY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEiVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESlRED OPERATION. IMPORTANT NOTES: olThe changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance coold void the user's authority to operate the equipment. blTa comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, no change to the antenna or the device is permitted. Any chonge to the antenna or the device could result in the device exceeding the RF exposure requirements ond void user's ootharity to operate the device. The SECOLAHM palrey rs one eroonlrnuat development and improvement For ll'lts reason. seco-LARM reserves the ngttt to change specifications wrtnout tanner notice SEco-LARM° U.S.A., INC. Telephone Fax 16842 Millikan Avenue (800) 662-0800 (949) 261-7326 Irvine, CA 92606 (949) 261-2999 FlLE TE to c DYPMANUALMUKBWRW?PES parapet omen mars use
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