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r-tec Receiver Module
The receiver module converts the RF signal sent from r-tec remotes into a trigger input for the control board. Although it usually comes ready on the board, it is preferred as a separate module when an additional channel or backup receiver is required. Thanks to its two-channel contact output, a single receiver can trigger both the gate movement and a secondary function (such as lighting or a second gate) separately.
Technical specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Contact output | 2-channel NO / NC |
| Frequency | 433 MHz, rolling-code compatible |
| Registration capacity | 100 different remotes |
| Programming | On-board registration + bulk erase button |
| Supply | 12 V / 24 V dual supply |
Compatible r-tec board series
- G24 universal control board
- R2 automatic door control board
- DinamixBar barrier boards
- Gate motors (KING / Couper / Prince)
Typical application
The receiver module is a spare part preferred by dealers who want to increase the remote capacity of an existing automation or replace a faulty receiver. At residential complex entrance barriers and shared garage doors, residents’ remotes are registered into the 100-entry memory; when a subscription ends, the entire memory can be cleared quickly with the on-board bulk erase button. Rolling-code compatibility provides protection against unauthorised copying thanks to a code that changes on every trigger.
Technical document
For programming, remote registration and compatible board matching, please contact our sales team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below we've compiled the most common questions and answers regarding this product.
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What does the receiver module do and how many remotes can be enrolled?
The receiver is a two-channel module that takes the code remotes send at 433 MHz and turns it into a command the control board understands. Two channels allow two separate functions to be triggered from the same receiver; one channel can be full opening, for instance, and the other partial opening for pedestrian access only. Memory holds up to 100 remotes, and enrolling and deleting is done with the buttons on the module. When a remote is lost, its record must be deleted; once the memory is full, old records must also be cleared before a new remote can be enrolled.
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