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Dea 281/2, 281/2/12V, 281/2/868 - Radio

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Contents
1 Hazards and warnings
2 Product description
3 Technical features
4 Assembly instructions
5 Operation
5.1 Radio control memory reset
5.2 Changing the 281/2 radio receiver coding
5.3 Self-learning of the radio controls for standard systems
5.4 Learning of radio controls for customized systems
5.5 Learning of radio controls from hidden button
6 Status LEDs description
6.1 Verifying the learned radio control button
6.2 Verifying the presence of a power supply and enabled
manual programming
6.3 Verifying receiver blocked by the activated UART serial
communication
6.4 Verify receiver with activated security code
7 Product conformity
8 Documents / Resources
8.1 References
CODE C-RAD position CODE C-RAD Position

DIP SWITCH ROLLING CODE

FIX CODE D.A.R.T.

Hazards and warnings

Read the instructions provided before performing any operation.

ATTENTION Any installation, maintenance, cleaning or repair operations on the entire

system must be performed exclusively by qualified staff. Always operate with the power
supply disconnected and scrupulously follow all regulations in force in the country of
installation regarding electrical plants.

ATTENTION The device must be powered by a limited power supply source.

Product description

Radio receivers art. 281 (two-channel with terminal board) can be used with all DEA
System radio controls with 433,92 MHz or 868 MHz code. The type of code is selected
via a jumper positioned on the board (C-RAD).

Technical features

281/2 281/2/12V 281/2/868

Power supply 24V ~/ ±5% 12V ±5% 24V ~/ ±5%

Max absorbed current (281 + NET- 150 mA 300 mA 150 mA

NODE) 250 mA ~ - 250 mA ~
Frequency 433,92 MHz 868 MHz
Type of compatible codes Dip Switch, Fix Code, Rolling Code,
D.A.R.T.(*)
Number of channels 2
Switch capacity 0,5A / 30V
Storable radio controls 1000
Operating temperature -20°C ÷ 50°C

* The coding D.A.R.T. (DEA Advanced Rolling Transmission) it is available only in the
281/2 receivers with initial serial number 0009 or 000A.

Assembly instructions

ATTENTION The 281/2 radio receivers must be inside boxes, (art. Box, to whose user
manual reference must be made for all information relative to this application), or in
other boxes as long as a suitable protection rating is guaranteed.

Operation

1 Power supply earth

CON- 1 Antenna signal
2 + power supply
2
3 Channel 1 normally open switch 2 Antenna earth

CON- Channel 1 normally closed Pressed for reset;

4 P1
1 switch Touch for self-learning

5 Common channel 1 Selection of radio controls

C-RAD
6 Common channel 2 code

7 Channel 2 normally open switch CON-3 NETLINK connection

The table lists the various receiver operating modes, with reference to the type of radio
control that can be used. In all cases, it is advised to also consult the user instructions
of the radio controls being used.

Radio control memory reset

Press and hold down the P1 button until 20s have passed; the LED lights will flash four
times to indicate that the remote control memory has been reset.

Changing the 281/2 radio receiver coding

To change the type of radio control code managed by the 281/2 receiver, correctly place
jumpers (C-RAD) and complete the radio controls memory reset described in the
previous section.

The position of the jumper is read and the code type is updated only after the radio
control memory rest has been completed.

Self-learning of the radio controls for standard systems

NOTE 1: Self-learning is only possible if the receiver is not protected or blocked by the
activated UART serial communication.
NOTE 2: The type of radio coding set determines the type of radio control that can be
learned.

Press and release the P1 button.

The LED light corresponding to the channel on which the radio control will be learned
remains lit.

Press and release the P1 button to change the learned channel.

Press the remote control button to be associated to the selected channel. The LED light
will turn off for approximately 1 second to indicate that the button has been learned.

Within 10s from the previous storage, press the keys of any other radio controls to be
learned.
Wait 10s to complete the programming.
Learning of radio controls for customized systems

NOTE 1: Self-learning is only possible if the receiver is not protected or blocked by the
activated UART serial communication.
NOTE 2: The radio controls must all have the same customization keys (KEYCODE 1,
KEYCODE 2).
NOTE 3: Make sure that the radio coding set is Rolling Code or D.A.R.T.

Press and release the P1 button. The LED light corresponding to the channel on which
the radio control will be learned remains lit.

Press and release the P1 button to change the learned channel.

NOTE 4: If this is the first radio control to be stored, press the hidden button for 3s
before pressing the button to be stored.

Press the remote control button to be associated to the selected channel. The LED light
will turn off for approximately 1 second to indicate that the button has been learned.

Within 10s from the previous storage, press the keys of any other radio controls to be
learned.
Wait 10s to complete the programming.

Learning of radio controls from hidden button

Using the hidden button of a previously-memorised radio control, it is possible to start

the new radio controls learning procedure.
NOTE 1: Manual learning is only possible if the receiver is not protected or blocked due
to active UART serial communication (NETLINK connected).
NOTE 2: The radio control used to start learning must not be the "clone" type.

Place a previously-memorised radio control near to the receiver and press the hidden
button for 1s.
Press any button of the radio control to be memorised within 10s. During the wait, both
the CH1 and CH2 LEDs will be on with a fixed light.
Repeat the previous point if other radio controls are to be memorised or wait 10s and
conclude learning.
The radio controls learned using this procedure will have the buttons with the same
functions envisioned by the radio control on which the hidden button was pressed.

Status LEDs description

Verifying the learned radio control button

During normal operations, when receiving a radio control that has been stored, the LED
light of the enabled channel flashes for 1s.

Verifying the presence of a power supply and enabled manual

programming

Both LED lights flash every 10s when the 281/2 receiver is not protected or blocked by
the activated UART serial communication (NETLINK connected).

Verifying receiver blocked by the activated UART serial communication

Both LED lights flash rapidly. In this case it is not possible to access manual
programming. Disconnect the UART connector and wait at least 20s.

Verify receiver with activated security code

Both LED lights flash slowly. In this case it is not possible to access manual
programming. Reset the radio control memory to remove the protection from the
receiver.

Product conformity

The 281/2 and 281/2/868 receivers are CE marked products. DEA System ensures
product conformity with European Directives: 2014/53/UE "RED Directive". DEA
System also provides quality and compliance with Directive 2011/65/UE (RoHS) of the
materials used for the assembly of the product. The declaration of conformity may be
consulted on the website "http://www.deasystem.com".

DEA SYSTEM S.p. A.

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Internet http://www.deasystem.com
e-mail: [email protected]
Documents / Resources

References

DEA SYSTEM: Automation for gates, doors and overhead doors