Maintenance And Cleaning; Declaration Of Conformity (Doc); Technical Data - Renkforce RS2W Bedienungsanleitung

c) Resetting the radio-controlled contact switch
At initial start-up, you should first perform a reset and only then programme the radio receiver(s).
A reset also deletes all programmed/saved radio receivers tuned (e.g. when you want to reset the radio-
controlled contact switch to the factory settings).
Proceed as follows to perform a reset:
• Press and hold down the ON/OFF button (3) for about 3 seconds until the LED (6) flashes red (then,
release the button for 1 - 2 seconds).
• Press the ON/OFF button (3) again for about 6 seconds until the LED (6) flashes fast red. Then release
the ON/OFF button (3) again.
d) Programming a radio receiver to the radio-controlled contact switch
It is possible to program up to 5 different radio receivers at every radio transmitter of the
RS2W radio system (e.g. radio-controlled socket).
However, a dimmer should not be programmed at the radio-controlled contact switch.
• Switch off the radio receiver of the RS2W radio system that you want to programme using its control
button (see operating instructions for the radio receiver used).
• Press and hold down the ON/OFF button (3) of the radio-controlled contact-switch (for about
3 seconds) until the LED (6) flashes red.
• Hold down the ON/OFF button (3) on the radio receiver until the programming process at the radio-
controlled contact switch is complete. In this case the LED of the radio-controlled contact sensor (6)
flashes blue shortly and then disappears.
• The radio receiver switches on to indicate the end of the programming process.
When 5 radio receivers have already been programmed on the radio-controlled contact switch
then the LEDs flash during a programming attempt as described above.
However, the radio receiver is not programmed and does not react to key commands from the
radio-controlled contact switch.
e) Deleting a radio receiver from the radio-controlled contact switch
Please proceed as described in the programming process.
f) Function test
• If it has not been done, you must first programme a radio receiver (e.g. a radio socket) in the RS2W
system of the radio-controlled contact switch.
• Make sure that the radio receiver is ready to operate.
• Open the door or window to which the radio-controlled contact switch is mounted. There must be a
minimum distance of 20 mm between the radio-controlled contact switch and the magnet (note arrow
positions), so that the radio-controlled contact switch can detect this as an "open door/window".
• The radio receiver that is programmed to the radio-controlled contact switch must now be activated
for the set time (time set using the slide switch (4) in the battery compartment of the radio-controlled
contact switch).
The load is switched off after the interval, even if the door or window is still open.
A new switching process takes place only when the door or window is closed and then
opened.
When the radio receiver's switch command is recognised, the radio-contact switch sends a confirmation
and the radio-controlled contact switch LED (6) flashes blue for 0.5 seconds. If there is no confirmation,
the radio-controlled contact switch LED flashes red.
This way you can always see if the radio receiver (e.g. a radio socket) has executed the switching com-
mand or not.
If more than one radio receiver is programmed (up to 5 are possible) the LED only flashes blue
when all radio receivers have recognised the key command and the radio-controlled contact
switch has received the confirmation.
g) D eleting a defective/lost radio receiver and subsequently programming
a new radio receiver
Of course, defective or lost radio receivers can no longer be deleted from the radio-controlled contact
switch (see section e above). This way a replacement radio receiver cannot be programmed.
Procedure 1:
Open the door or window at least twenty times consecutively, so that the radio opening indicator transmits
a switch command. Between each opening pause briefly for at least one second. Then hold down the
control key (3) for approximately three seconds until the LED (6) blinks red. Then release it.
Hold down the control key (3) for approximately two seconds until the LED (6) blinks red and then turns off.
Release the control key immediately!
If the control key is held down again (after the LED has turned off) then the radio opening transmitter will
reset. This process deletes not only a single radio receiver, but all radio receivers that have been set for
the radio opening transmitter and these must be programmed again.
Procedure 2:
Perform a reset at the radio-controlled contact switch (see section c above). Here, however, all pro-
grammed radio receivers are deleted from the radio-controlled contact switch and must be programmed
again.
Procedure 3:
When the radio-controlled contact switch of a radio receiver has not responded to a key command for at
least 20x, the internally occupied memory is released.
The memory is not erased, but only released to be overwritten by a new programming process
(see section d). As long as no new radio receiver is programmed, the data is retained!
This prevents unintentional deletion of a radio receiver that is temporarily out of range (and
you open the door or window 20x or more). A successful response resets this internal counter.
Thus, if a defective or lost radio receiver is to be deleted in this way, open the door or window at least 20x
in succession so that the magnet is out of range (distance > 20 mm) of the radio-controlled contact switch.
Wait for a short time of at least one second after each opening.
Subsequently the released memory can now be used to programme in a new radio receiver (see section
d).
If the defective/lost radio receiver is not replaced by another/a new one a reset must be per-
formed as described in "Procedure 2".
For this reason the LED on the radio-controlled contact switch will not flash blue, because
one of the registered radio receivers (the defective/lost one) does not send a feedback signal
about the successful reception of the key command to the radio-controlled contact switch.
Alternatively you can proceed according to "Procedure 1" in order to delete the defective/missing radio
receiver immediately.
h) Switching the radio receiver on/off permanently
Press the ON/OFF button (3) briefly and the programmed radio receiver is switched on/off permanently
(regardless of the position of the slide switch (4)).
When the door or window is opened the next time (magnet is removed from the radio-controlled contact
switch for more than 20 mm), permanent operation is terminated. The switch-on duration set with the
slide switch (4) starts and the radio receiver is controlled automatically again by the radio-controlled
contact switch.
Maintenance and cleaning
Apart from the occasional battery change, the product is maintenance-free.
Clean the product with a soft, clean, dry cloth.
Never use aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions since these could damage the surface of the
casing or impair operation.
Declaration of conformity (DOC)
We, Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus-Conrad-Straße 1, D-92240 Hirschau hereby declare that this product is in
compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EG.
The declaration of conformity for this product is available at: www.conrad.com
Range
The transmission range of the radio signals between the radio-controlled contact switch and the radio
receiver is up to 150m under optimum conditions.
This value, however, is the so-called "open space range" (the range when the transmitter and
receiver are visible to each other, without interfering influences).
In practice, however, there are walls, ceilings, etc. between the transmitter and receiver, thus the range
is reduced accordingly.
Due to the different influences on the radio transmission, no specific range can be guaranteed. However,
trouble-free operation is usually possible in a single family house.
Sometimes the range can be considerably reduced due to:
• Walls, reinforced concrete ceilings, metal-framed drywalls
• Coated/metallised insulated glass
• Proximity to metallic & conductive objects (e.g. heating elements)
• Proximity to human bodies
• Other devices on the same frequency (e.g. radio headphones, radio-controlled speakers)
• Proximity to electric motors/appliances, transformers, power supplies, computers
Disposal
a) General
Please dispose of the product at the end of its life cycle according to the applicable statutory
requirements.
Remove the inserted battery and dispose of it separately from the product.
b) Disposal of used batteries
As a consumer you are legally bound (battery ordinance) to return all used batteries; disposal in the
household waste is prohibited!
Contaminated rechargeable batteries are labelled with these symbols to indicate that disposal
in the domestic waste is forbidden. The symbols of the critical heavy metals are: Cd = Cad-
mium, Hg = Mercury, Pb = Lead.
You can return flat batteries/rechargeable batteries free of charge to the collection points in your area, at
our branches or anywhere else where batteries/rechargeable batteries are sold!
You thereby fulfil your statutory obligations and contribute to the protection of the environment!
Technical data
Power supply ..................................................... 1x type "CR2032" battery
Sending/reception frequency ......................... 868.3 MHz
Range .................................................................. up to 150 m (see chapter "Range")
Max. number of receivers ............................... 5
Ambient conditions ........................................... Temperature 0 °C to +45 °C, air humidity 0% to 90% relative,
Dimensions (W x H x D).................................... Radio-controlled contact switch: 81.5 x 35 x 15.5 mm
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Weight ................................................................. Radio-controlled contact switch: approx. 22.5 g (without bat-
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© Copyright 2015 by Conrad Electronic SE.
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Magnet: 81 x 12 x 10.5 mm
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Magnet: approx. 7.5 g