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RADIO PROGRAMMING
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7 RADIO PROGRAMMING
7.1 RADIO PROGRAMMING DESCRIPTION
The control unit has an integrated radio that allows for interacting with the
following types of radio remote controls: One-way and two-way.
In one-way radio communication, the two devices involved have a clearly
dened and unambiguous role within the system: there is a transmitter that
sends commands and a receiver that receives and interprets them. The
radio communication, therefore, is one-way.
On the other hand, in two-way communication, the two devices (both
equipped with two-way radio technology) play a different role each time
within the system, as each one is capable of receiving and transmitting in
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formation from/to the other device. Therefore, even the transmitters can
turn into “receivers” of information coming from the receiver mounted in the
control unit.
During the execution of the programming procedures, refer to “Figure
40” to identify the radio button (A) and LED R (B) on the control unit.
Aerial
A
B
40
a
The procedures have a limit time for being performed.
Before starting, it is necessary to understand the entire
process.
The symbols used in the various programming / deletion procedures with
the internal radio module are listed in “Table 11”.
7.1.1 PROCEDURE FOR MEMORISING TRANSMITTER BUTTONS
The radio remote controls can be memorised in 2 ways: in “standard” mode (or Mode 1) and in “custom” mode (or Mode 2).
1 2
3 4
41
7.1.1.1 STANDARD memorisation (Mode 1: all buttons)
Procedures of this kind allow for simultaneously memorising, during their execution, all the buttons on the transmitter. The system automatically asso-
ciates each button with a pre-dened command, according to the following scheme:
Table 9
TRANSMITTER FUNCTION PAIRINGS
Command Button
Step-by-Step Will be paired with button 1
Partial Open Will be paired with button 2
OPEN Will be paired with button 3
CLOSE Will be paired with button 4
7.1.1.2 CUSTOM memorisation (Mode 2: one button only)
Procedures of this type allow for memorising – during their execution – a single button among those present on the transmitter.
The installer decides which button to associate with the command on the basis of the automation’s needs.
For the commands available and the memorisation modes, refer to the modes relevant to the programming of the integrated radio receiver. (refer to the
“RADIO PROGRAMMING” chapter).
Table 10
OXI / OXIBD / OXIFM / OXIT / OXITFM EXTENDED MODE II
No. Command Description
1 Step-by-Step “SbS” (Step-by-Step) command
2 Partial open 1 “Partial opening 1” command
3 Open “Open” command
4 Close “Close” command
5 Stop Stops the manoeuvre
6
Condominium Step-
by-Step
Command in condominium mode
7
High priority Step-
by-Step
Commands also with the automation locked or the commands enabled
8 Partial open 2 Partial open (the door opens up to the position set through Partial Open 2)
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