‘CLUB’ SERIES RADIO RELEASE • • • • Rugged Remote Control • • • • • • Complies with ETSI300-220 Leading Edge FM Radio Design Simple Switch Tx and Rx Pairing ‘One Transmitter’ can control ‘Many Receivers’ 1 or 3 Switched versions Available ‘Rain’ proof to IP65 Protective Outer ‘rubber boot’ Rubberised IP67 Switches Uses Std PP3 type 9V battery (supplied) • External Foot /Audio Switch inputs Available Description A Rugged Radio Release system is designed for continuous operation 365 days of the year. This design incorporates IP rated enclosures with ‘resin dipped’ circuit boards for protection against water ingression. The circuit employs a high selectivity Crystal controlled FM Radio Circuitry for reliable long life operation. Supplied ready to operate, the only connections required are to the receiver/decoder. All connections are via screw terminals. Additional transmitters or receivers may be added to achieve your system requirements. The Club systems are available as either 200m range or 1km range systems. The 1km range system has the ability to penetrate interference/obstacles in harsh environments and operates where standard radio systems fail! 1,000m Part Numbers Part Number Description CLUB1000-S1 1000m Radio System, 1 Switch (transmitter and receiver Unit) CLUB1000-S3 1000m Radio System, 3 Switch (transmitter and receiver Unit) CLUB1000-TX1 1,000m Transmitter, 1 Switch CLUB1000-TX3 1,000m Transmitter, 3 Switch 200m Part Numbers Part Number Description CLUB200-S1 200m Radio System, 1 Switch (transmitter and receiver Unit) CLUB200-S3 200m Radio System, 3 Switch (transmitter and receiver Unit) CLUB200-TX1 200m Transmitter, 1 Switch CLUB200-TX3 200m Transmitter, 3 Switch DSCLUB-3 Jan-13 ©2006 Reg. No. 227 4001, England Page 1 ‘CLUB’ SERIES RADIO RELEASE Installation Notes Firmly fix the receiver unit approx. 2 metres from the ground, ideally in direct sight of the transmitter. Obstacles between transmitter and receiver will reduce range! Once paired together each switch on the transmitter operates one of the relays on the receiver unit. Pairing Transmitter to Receiver Each transmitter and receiver contains an address Switch. This is used to set the identity of the unit. In order for a receiver to respond to a transmitter, the addressees must match,. This enables the user to set individual transmitter and receivers to operate or not operate with each other. It also enables multiple systems to operate within the same vicinity. Each system is supplied ready configured, and does not need to be altered. However, if you require a different address (e.g. if you have two systems in close proximity or wish to have several receivers to one transmitter etc); There are 8 address ‘Switches’ which the transmitter and receiver use to identify themselves. The Receiver and Transmitter units must have the same Address ‘Switches’ in order to recognise each others signal. The Transmitter switches are labelled ‘SW1’ The Receiver switches are labelled ‘LK1’ Relay Output Connections Upto 4 relays are provided on the receiver output. The relay output provides a ‘switch’ output which operates when the transmitter switch is pressed. Each relay has the connections as below. NC COM NO NC COM NO Relay Connections when Transmitter NOT Operating Relay Connections when Transmitter OPERATING Relay output ‘1’ provides a longer momentary output (approx ½ second) this may be removed (see below). For solenoid driven traps. The outputs are driven from a Microcontroller and can be customised to specific requirements. Relay Output Configuration The two option links OPT1, OPT2 (to the left of the antenna connector on the Rx PCB) set the action of the relay outputs according to the following table. Please note that these can be customised on request. OPT1 OPT 2 Relay 4 Relay 3 Relay 2 Relay 1 out out ½ Sec Momentary ½ Sec Momentary ½ Sec Momentary Momentary in out Momentary Momentary Momentary Momentary out in Latching Latching Latching Latching in in DSCLUB-3 Jan-13 Test Mode ©2006 Reg. No. 227 4001, England Page 2 ‘CLUB’ SERIES RADIO RELEASE Notes for use when Connecting the Remote Control System to a Clay Trap Release This system is supplied complete with cable in order to connect to the Clay Trap Release. Warning : Not all Clay Traps have the same wiring convention! The system is pre-wired (as diagram below) to operate with most trap releases, before connecting, CHECK YOUR CONNECTIONS. (using a voltmeter) if you are in any doubt, DO NOT CONNECT THE SYSTEM, consult a qualified Electrician. Although the system operates on 12/24V damage may occur to the receiver unit if wrong connections are made. Installation Notes 1. Connect Power to the Receiver unit. The receiver unit requires the following connections to operate 12V supply (Brown wire as supplied) OV Supply (Yell/GRN wire as supplied) These may not match the wire colours on your Trap! 2. When the Receiver unit has power connected the Power LED will illuminate. This must be ‘on’ for the system to operate. 3. Check operation of the Remote Control 4. When the power LED is ‘on’ the Remote Control System may be operated, Check operation by firing the transmitter and check that; • The LED on the transmitter illuminates • The Rx Data LED on the Receiver unit (next to the power LED) illuminates. If this does not work then check your Switch addresses on the transmitter and receiver. 5. Check the Wiring to the Trap 6. The receiver has been pre-wired to the following Circuit 117 Receiver Unit 12V Relay Output 0V COM N.C. N.O. Brown Grn / Yell Blue 12V 0V Switched Output 7. When operated, the receiver provides an output (Blue Wire) which momentarily connects to 0V. 8. Alternative Wiring : The switched output may be connected in several ways, please see the ‘Relay Output Connections section. If in doubt consult a qualified electrician. DSCLUB-3 Jan-13 ©2006 Reg. No. 227 4001, England Page 3 ‘CLUB’ SERIES RADIO RELEASE Technical Specifications Dimensions (mm) Length Width Height Transmitter Unit Booted Transmitter Unit (not including ANT) 66 36 (not including ANT) Decoder Unit 110 (not including ANT) 85 35 Transmitter Unit (CLUB1000-TXn and CLUB200-TXn) o Storage Temperature; -10 to +70 Celsius. o Operating Temperature; 0 to +55 Celsius. Electrical Characteristics Supply Voltage (1 x PP3 Battery) Supply Current Min Frequency (CLUB1000-TXn) Frequency (CLUB200-TXn) RF Output Power (ERP) Frequency Accuracy over Full Temp Range Receiver Unit Storage Temperature; -10 to +70o Celsius. Typical 9 10 Max 434.075 433.92 - 10 ±27 Dimension V mA MHz MHz mW KHz Operating Temperature; 0 to +55o Celsius. Electrical Characteristics Supply Voltage for +12v Supply Voltage for +24v Supply Current : FM Quiescent FM all relays operating Relay Rating (Rlys 1-4) (@ 12Vdc) @12V @50V Relay Rating (RLY Alternative) (@ 50Vdc) @ 230Vac* Min Typical 12.0 24.0 19 260 Max Dimension Vdc Vdc 275 mA mA 2 1 A A 1 A *The relay contacts in this unit are for functional use only and must not be used for isolation purposes For more information or general enquiries, please contact RF Solutions Ltd., Unit 21, Cliffe Industrial Estate, South Street, Lewes, E Sussex, BN8 6JL. England Tel +44 (0)1273 898 000 Fax +44 (0)1273 480 661 [email protected] www.radiotrap.com Information contained in this document is believed to be accurate, however no representation or warranty is given and Radiotrap Ltd. assumes no liability with respect to the accuracy of such information. Use of R.F.Solutions as critical components in life support systems is not authorised except with express written approval from Radiotrap Ltd. 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