SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES
1. Ultra Low Power Consumption
With 0.05 mW idle power, the unit is able to work for over 2 years
with internal rechargeable batteries in wireless installation.
2. Key Code Range
Primary / Secondary
5 digit code: 00000-99999
4 digit code: 0000-9999
Memory Capacity: 10,000 (4 digit), 100,000 (5 digit) codes
for primary and secondary key entry.
3. RF Remote Control
Working with Platinum RF receiver to provide >50ft remote
control.
4. Hold Open Operation
Resettable 5 digit code to turn on/off hold open operation
(External DC powered mode only)
5. Request to Exit Input
A contact input for codeless open activation.
6. Adjustable Control Output Strike Duration
Primary: 0-9s output relay and RF control strike duration.
Secondary: 0-9s output strike duration.
7. Control Output
Primary/Secondary NO/NC relay output with 1A @ 30VDC.
8. Multi Power Supply Modes
The unit can be powered by internal rechargeable batteries, solar
panel or 12-24V DC power. When powered by solar panel or DC
source, the internal batteries work as backup power supplies.
INSTALLATION
1. Wireless Installation
This installation requires no external wiring to remotely control
the gate.
a. Unplug “BAT1” and “BAT2” from the board. Ensure no
external DC power is applied to “SOL/DC” port..
b. Set “EXIT_EN” jumper to “DIS” position to save battery.
c. Use “DIGITS” jumper to set “4” or “5” digits code operation.
d. Turn on the unit by plugging “BAT1” and “BAT2” headers.
e. Set up PLATINUM RF receiver as per “OPERATIONS”
section 4 of this manual.
f. When the batteries are depleted to low battery level (beep
alarm is audible), or the RF remote control turns to be
unstable. The batteries are needed to charge. They can be
charged from the charge port on the bottom (see Fig 2.) by a
12V - 24V DC source. The potential DC charge sources could
be: 12-24V AC/DC adaptor, 12/24V solar panel, 12V car
battery, etc.
Note: 1). “EXIT” input enable mode will increase idle current
from batteries. Always disable “EXIT” input in wireless
installation to save battery life.
2). The charging port is non polarity sensitive port.
3). After the charging LED’s are turned off, wait 2-3
hours for constant current charging before removing the
DC power supply.
2. Wired Installation
See Fig.1.
a. Unplug “BAT1”, “BAT2” and “SOL/DC” header from the
board.
b. Connect NC1/COM1/NO1 to primary gate.
c. If required, connect NC2/COM2/NO2 to secondary gate.
d. If required, connect “EXIT” to external strike open switch and
