Training Modes - Adeunis RF ARF 18 Instrucciones Para El Uso

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If they are not used, the training inputs must be connected as described below:
• «Add/Remove» and «Erase» must be connected to logic '1' .
• «Sel0» and «Sel1» must be connected either to logic '1', or to logic '0', depending on how the digital outputs
are used (bistable or monostable). Paired outputs are not used, «Sel0» and «Sel1» must be connected. In
this case, logic '0' or logic '1'' can be applied.
• "Global" must be connected either to logic '1' or logic '0'.
Authentication of the remote control is based on the remote control's serial number. The key number that has
been depressed is also used to determine which digital outputs must be set. When the training procedure is
carried out, the receiver on the one hand records a pair in its database [serial number of the remote control + key
number] and also the output or outputs (1 to 4) to be controlled when this pair is received.
The training procedure only applies to controlling digital outputs. No training process is necessary in order to
receive a remote command on the serial link. All the remote-control serial number + key pairs are transferred on
the serial link, including the pair that controls the digital outputs.
When a remote command is received, the following operation is carried out:
• The remote-control serial number + key pairs are sent on the serial link in the form of ASCII text in the fol-
lowing format: ":<serial number> <key number><CR><LF>", with a serial number between 0 and 16777215,
followed by a space (ACSII code 0x20) and a key number between "01" and "24". The serial number is in
decimal format.
• The receiver explores the remote command database for the serial number + key pair received, in order to
find the outputs to control.
• If an entry is found in the receiver database, the corresponding outputs are controlled. If the output to be
controlled is output 1 or 2, the input switch Sel0 is read and used to determine how to control the output: If
the level assigned is logic '0', the output is in bistable mode. If the level assigned is logic '1', the output is in
monostable mode. The same applies to outputs 3 and 4 /Sel1.
Bistable mode:
When an output is used in bistable mode, the state of the output is reversed each time a key on the remote
control controlling this output is pressed.
Monostable mode:
When an output is used in monostable mode, the output is set to logic '1' when the user presses the key. The
output is set to logic '0' when the remote control key is released.
The receiver operates in normal mode when the «Add/Remove» and «Erase» inputs are set to logic '1' and
when all the registers ATS801=ATS802=ATS803=ATS804=ATS805=0.
6.2.

Training modes

Training modes are entered either by applying the appropriate levels to the module's inputs (Sel0, Sel1, Global,
Add/Remove, Erase) or by using the serial link and AT commands.
For this section, we will assume that a set of switches is connected to the module and that logic '0' corresponds
to the «ON» position of the module input. We will also assume that an LED is connected to the module's «LED»
output.
Two commands are available:
Add/Remove: when the logic level on this input is set to «0», the remote-control serial number + key pair can be
added to or removed from the receiver's database for a chosen output.
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