Radio Controls Programming - Vimar Elvox FRAGMA 3D ZBNC Manual Para El Conexionado Y El Uso

FRAGMA

RADIO CONTROLs PROGRAMMING

Press either the "UP ARROW" or "DOWN ARROW" button until the "RAD" item appears and then press "OK" to start the radio control memorisation proce-
dure. Up to a maximum of 200 codes can be memorised.
DIsPLAY
1 CH
2 CH
CTRL
ERAS
1. CHANNEL 1 PROGRAMMING (1 CH)
Select channel 1 "1 CH", press "OK".
Initially a flashing line of dots "oooo" will appear on the display to indicate that the appliance is waiting to receive a radio control.
The board supports two types of radio controls: DIP switch and rolling code. The first radio control to be memorised determines the type. All subsequent radio
controls must be the same type as the first memorised control. If the type is already fixed, this is indicated on the display by means of the flashing letters
"DIP" or "RC".
At this point you can send the radio control code and the memorised radio control is shown on the display with the following coding:
"1xxx", for example 1015 means that the appliance has received radio control number 15 associated with the channel 1 OPEN/CLOSE command. The three
Xs indicate the position of the radio control within the list.
The flashing letters "DIP" or "RC" then reappear and the board waits to receive further codes.
When all codes have been sent, press "EsC" to return to the programming menu. If no new code is sent within 10 seconds, the board exits programming mode.
2. CHANNEL 2 PROGRAMMING (2CH)
Select channel 2 "2 CH", press "OK".
Initially a flashing line of dots "oooo" will appear on the display to indicate that the appliance is waiting to receive a radio control.
The letters "DIP" or "RC" (determined previously) flash on the display.
At this point you can send the radio control code and the memorised radio control is shown on the display with the following coding:
"2xxx", for example 2120 means that the appliance has received radio control number 120 associated with the channel 2 command 2CAN output. The three
Xs indicate the position of the radio control within the list.
The flashing letters "DIP" or "RC" then reappear and the board waits to receive further codes.
When all codes have been sent, press "ESC" to return to the programming menu. If no new code is sent within 10 seconds, the board exits programming mode.
3. CHECKING MEMORIsED CODEs (CTRL)
Select "CTRL" and press "OK" to bring up the flashing letters "DIP" or "RC" (if there are no memorised codes the message "nonE" appears on the display).
When the radio control code is sent the corresponding code appears, e.g. 1xxx which identifies its position in the list. If the appliance receives a code which
is not in the list, the word NO appears.
4. LIsTING AND ERAsING INDIvIDUAL CODEs (ERAs)
You can view the list of radio controls by selecting "ERAS" item and pressing "OK". Blank places are represented only by the progressive number. Occupied
places show the radio control coding, e.g. 1xxx. To erase a radio control, simply display it and press "OK". A line of dots "oooo" confirms the operation.
Alternatively, without scrolling down the list, press the button corresponding to the radio control. If it is present in the list of stored codes, its position is di-
splayed, e.g. 1xxx. At this point you can erase it by pressing "OK". A line of dots "oooo" confirms the operation.
Press "ESC" to return to the start menu.
5. ERAsE ALL CODEs
To completely erase all memorised codes, disconnect the power from the board, reconnect it, then press and hold down the "ESC" button until "oooo" and
"RAD ERAS" appears on the display. At this point you can release the button.
PARAMETER PROGRAMMING
Press either the "UP ARROW" or "DOWN ARROW" button until the "PAR" item appears and then press "OK" to display the parameters list. Pressing the "UP
ARROW" or "DOWN ARROW" buttons again displays the number of the parameter "Pxx", pressing "OK" displays the default value.
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Used to configure the radio control button corresponding to the OPEN/CLOSE input
Used to configure the radio control button corresponding to channel 2.
Used to check whether or not a radio control has already been programmed
Used to delete a radio control
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