User Manual: AC 220-250V 4 Channel Gate Garage Door 433Mhz Tubular Motor Receiver with Transmitter

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your AC 220-250V 4 Channel Gate Garage Door 433Mhz Tubular Motor Receiver with Transmitter (Model FD077). This system is designed to control tubular motors for rolling shutters, garage doors, and gates, offering convenient wireless operation.

The package includes one receiver unit and two remote controls, operating at 433MHz with EV1527/HSC301 learning code compatibility.

2. Safety Information

• Ensure the power supply is disconnected before any installation or maintenance work.
• All electrical connections should be performed by a qualified electrician.
• Do not expose the receiver unit to moisture or extreme temperatures.
• Keep remote controls out of reach of children.
• Verify that the motor and all connected accessories are compatible with the receiver's voltage and power specifications.
• This device is certified with CE standards.

3. Package Contents

• 1 x Tubular Motor Wireless Receiver Unit
• 2 x Remote Controls (433Mhz, EV1527/HSC301 compatible)
• 1 x User Manual (PDF available for reference)

4. Specifications

4.1. Receiver

• Input Voltage: AC200V-250V 50HZ/60HZ
• Motor Voltage: AC200V-250V 50HZ/60HZ
• Protective Tube: 250V 10A
• Output Power: 200W
• Temperature Range: -20℃ to 65℃
• Compatibility: Supports standard EV1527 and Juhui HSC301 remote control protocols.

4.2. Remote Control

• Working Voltage: 6V
• Working Current: ≤15mA
• Working Frequency: 433MHz (433.92MHz)
• Temperature Range: -20℃ to 65℃
• Remote Distance: ≤50m

5. Setup & Installation

Before proceeding with installation, ensure all power is disconnected. Refer to the external terminals diagram for correct wiring.

5.1. External Terminals Index

The terminal block on the receiver board is clearly labeled. Below is an index for understanding each connection point:

AC Input/Output Terminals

1. 1, 2: AC 220V power supply (N, L)
2. 3: OPEN relay AC output
3. 4: COM (Common)
4. 5: CLOSE relay AC output
5. 6, 7: AC alarm light terminals

DC Input Terminals

8. 8, 9: DC 24V power input (+, -). Pay attention not to connect wrong negative and positive.

External Buttons

10. 10: External Open button: Connect OPEN terminal with COM terminals.
11. 11: External Close button: Connect CLOSE terminal with COM terminals.
12. 12: COM for external buttons.
13. 13: External STOP button: Connect STOP terminal with COM terminal.

Check Terminals for External Switch Terminals and Photocell Terminals

14. 14: External switches terminals: Connect Switch terminal with COM.
15. 15: External COM: Connect Photocell COM terminals with another side of Switch button.
16. 16: External photocell OUT terminal.

Limit Switch Terminal

17. 17: Up limit switch: Connect with Up limit switch terminal with 18-feet COM terminal.
18. 18: Limit switch COM.
19. 19: Down Limit Switch terminal: Down limit switch is connected with Down limit switch terminal and 18-feet COM terminal.

Wiring Demonstration Video:

Video 1: Demonstrates the wiring process and photocell functionality with a rolling door.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1. Power On

Upon powering on the receiver, the buzzer will beep two times, indicating it has entered standby mode.

6.2. Learning Remote Controls

Distant Learning

1. Press the learning button on the receiver board and release it. The indicator light will illuminate, and the buzzer will beep once, entering learning mode.
2. Press any key on the new remote control (avoid pressing a combination of different keys). The receiver will receive the signal, the buzzer will beep once with a long sound. The indicator light will flash for 2 seconds, then turn off, and exit learning mode automatically.
3. If the remote control has already been learned, the buzzer will beep twice, the indicator light will turn off, and exit learning mode automatically.
4. If no valid wireless signal is received or the learning button is pressed and released again within 8 seconds, the buzzer will beep twice, the indicator light will turn off, and exit learning mode automatically.

Note: The controller supports standard EV1527 (rate 400, frequency 433.92MHz, four button values are 1, 2, 4, 8) and Juhui HSC301 remote control (rate 400, frequency 433.92MHz, four button values 2, 4, 8, 1). It can store up to 100 groups of remote controls, allowing users to choose compatible types for learning.

Delete Code

Press and hold the learning button for 10 seconds. The buzzer will emit one long sound. The indicator light will flash for 2 seconds and then turn off, indicating that all learned codes have been deleted successfully.

6.3. Dip Switch Settings

The dip switches allow for customization of the receiver's behavior. These settings can be changed at any time during use without powering off.

Dip Switch 1: Mode Selection

• OFF (Factory Default): Bistable mode. When the remote control button or external button is pressed, the relay turns ON and remains ON until the stop or close button is pressed.
• ON: Monostable mode. When the remote control button or external button is pressed, the relay turns ON and turns OFF when the button is released.

Dip Switch 2: Remote Control Button Mode

• OFF (Factory Default): Four button mode. The four buttons on the remote control are assigned to OPEN, CLOSE, STOP, and LOCK functions.
• ON: Single button mode. Only the button used during learning is valid. The operation cycle is Open, Stop, Close, Stop. (This setting is only valid for remote control operation).

Dip Switch 3: Motor Direction

• OFF (Factory Default): Motor forward. OPEN button activates the OPEN relay, CLOSE button activates the CLOSE relay.
• ON: Motor reverse. OPEN button activates the CLOSE relay, CLOSE button activates the OPEN relay.

Attention: Generally, connect OPEN terminals to forward terminals and CLOSE terminals to reverse terminals. If the motor operates in reverse, simply adjust Dip Switch 3 to the ON position instead of re-wiring.

Dip Switch 4: Motor Running Mode / Route Learning

• OFF (Factory Default): Normal mode. The motor runs until a stop signal is received or the limit switch is reached (up to 4 minutes).
• ON: Route learning mode. The motor stops automatically when the set route learning time is reached.

Attention for Route Learning:

1. During route learning, Dip Switch 4 must be ON. After learning, you can adjust the dip switch as needed.
2. If Dip Switch 4 is ON but the route is not learned, the motor will run in normal mode, and the buzzer will beep every 2 seconds to remind you to turn Dip Switch 4 OFF or learn the route immediately.

Dip Switch 5: Automatic Door Closing Function

• OFF (Factory Default): Automatic door closing function is off. The motor will not automatically close after an OPEN operation stops.
• ON: Automatic door closing function is on. The motor will automatically close after the set time has passed following an OPEN operation.

Attention for Automatic Closing Time Learning:

1. During automatic door close learning, Dip Switch 5 must be ON. After learning, you can adjust the dip switch as needed.
2. If Dip Switch 5 is ON but the auto-close time is not learned, the motor will not automatically close when OPEN is stopped. The buzzer will beep every 2 seconds to remind you to turn Dip Switch 5 OFF or learn the automatic close time immediately.

Dip Switch 6: Limit Switch Type

• OFF: Auto limit switch. If the motor has a built-in limit switch, it will stop automatically when the motor reaches the limit switch position. External limit switch terminals are invalid.
• ON: Trigger limit switch. For motors without built-in limit switches, connect external upper and lower limit switches to the external terminals. The motor will stop when these are triggered.

6.4. Remote Control Operation

Four Button Model and External Key Runs

1. Press the remote control OPEN button or external OPEN button: The motor moves forward and starts the OPEN relay. If the motor moves in reverse, it will start the CLOSE relay.
2. Press the remote control CLOSE button or external CLOSE button: The motor moves forward and starts the CLOSE relay. If the motor moves in reverse, it will start the OPEN relay.
3. Press the STOP button or external STOP button: The motor will stop working.
4. Press the LOCK button on the remote control: The buzzer beeps once, and the remote control OPEN, CLOSE, STOP buttons will be locked (invalid).
5. Press the LOCK button again: The buzzer will beep twice, and the remote control OPEN, CLOSE, STOP buttons will be unlocked.

Signal Button Mode and External Manual Switch Runs

1. Press the remote control learned button or external switch button: The motor will repeat OPEN, STOP, CLOSE, STOP movement.

Attention:

• When the relay works, the external AC warning light will turn ON; when the relay is disconnected, the external AC warning light will turn OFF.
• The receiver will automatically memorize the door mode in signal button mode. For example, if the door opens, you turn off the power, and the next time you power on in signal button mode, pressing the button again will close the door. Multi-button mode and external buttons have OPEN and CLOSE buttons, and the receiver will not save the current door status.
• The learning button on the board, external manual button, and remote control buttons are the five available buttons. You can only press one button at a time.

6.5. Route Learning

1. Turn Dip Switch 4 to ON. Press the first and third buttons of the learned remote control. The buzzer will beep once to start route learning.
2. Operate the motor using the remote control or external manual button until it stops. The controller will record the route learning time.
3. Press the first and third buttons on the learned remote control again. The buzzer will beep twice to end route learning.
4. During route learning, if the motor stops for 8 seconds, the buzzer beeps twice, and it automatically exits route learning (learning failed).
5. If Dip Switch 4 is switched to OFF during route learning, the buzzer beeps twice, and route learning is automatically exited (learning failed).

Attention:

• Route learning is not saved if power is turned off. Learning failure does not affect previous successful learning time.
• If the route setting time exceeds 150 seconds, it will automatically be set to 150 seconds.

6.6. Automatic Closing Time Learning

1. Turn Dip Switch 5 to ON. Simultaneously press the second and third keys of the learned remote control. The buzzer will beep once, and automatic closing time learning will start.
2. After waiting for the desired time, press the second and third keys of the learned remote control again. The buzzer will beep twice to end automatic closing time learning.
3. If Dip Switch 5 is turned OFF during automatic closing time learning, the buzzer will beep twice, and automatic closing time learning is automatically exited (learning failed).

Attention:

• The automatic door closing time is saved after power off. You only need to set it once. Learning failure will not affect the time of previous successful learning.
• If the route learning setting time exceeds 600 seconds, it will automatically be set to 600 seconds.

6.7. Photocell Switch

The receiver board has short circuit pins for photocell options:

• "NO" Position (Factory Default): If the photocell OUT terminal is connected with Photocell reply NO, when the photocell works, OUT and COM will be closed. If someone blocks the photocell, the photocell will be cut.
• "NC" Position: If the photocell OUT terminal is connected with Photocell NC relay, when the photocell works, OUT and COM will be open. If someone blocks the photocell, the photocell will be closed.

If you connect the photocell with INFAR and COM, when the motor opens the door, the photocell will not be triggered. When the motor works and closes the door, the photocell will be triggered, stopping the motor and reversing to open the door after 0.5 seconds.

7. User Tips

• Wiring the Motor: When connecting the 3 motor cables, carefully identify the motor's COM terminal (often blue). If unsure, test directly with a power source: blue and brown typically open the curtain, while blue and black close it.
• Pre-programmed Remotes: The included remote controls are often pre-programmed. The typical functions are: 1st button = open, 2nd button = close, 3rd button = stop, 4th button = lock/unlock.
• Initial Setup: The control unit usually arrives configured and remotes paired. Follow the step-by-step instructions in this manual for any adjustments or re-programming.
• Advanced Connections: The unit supports various connections like photocells and flashing lights. Intercom cables can be connected to the COM and switch terminals.
• Speed Reductions: Note that this control board does not handle motor speed reductions.
• Programming Complexity: Programming opening and closing times can be intricate. If the preset times work, it's often best to use them.

8. Troubleshooting

• Motor not responding: Check power connections, ensure remote controls are properly learned, and verify dip switch settings.
• Remote control not working: Check remote control battery (6V), ensure it's within range (≤50m), and re-learn if necessary.
• Door stops unexpectedly: Check photocell alignment and ensure no obstructions are present. Review limit switch settings.
• Buzzer beeps twice repeatedly: This indicates an issue with route learning or automatic closing time learning if the respective dip switches are ON but learning hasn't been completed or is invalid. Turn the dip switch OFF or complete the learning process.
• Motor runs in wrong direction: Adjust Dip Switch 3 (Motor Direction) to the correct setting.

9. Maintenance

• Cleaning: Keep the receiver unit clean and free from dust and debris. Use a dry, soft cloth for cleaning.
• Remote Control Batteries: Replace remote control batteries (6V) as needed to ensure optimal performance.
• Wiring Inspection: Periodically inspect all wiring connections for any signs of wear or damage.

10. Warranty & Support

This product typically comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. For detailed warranty information, technical support, or to access the full user manual in PDF format, please refer to the official documentation provided by the seller or visit their support page. The PDF manual can be referenced here.