KILO TX 868 JLC Radio Transmitter

Intended Use

The KILO TX 868 JLC is designed for automatic vehicle and pedestrian entrance systems.

Limitations of Use

• The transmitter must not be used in the 'Dead-man' operating mode (EN 12453).

Unauthorized Use

• Uses other than the intended use are prohibited.
• Do not allow the control devices to be used by anyone who is not specifically authorized and trained.
• Do not allow the control devices to be used by children or persons with mental and physical deficiencies unless they are supervised by an adult responsible for their safety.

Safety and Disposal

• Batteries must be replaced at an authorized service center or by a qualified technician.
• Components, materials, batteries, and electronic components must not be disposed of with household waste. They must be taken to authorized disposal and recycling centers.

Technical Specifications

• Channels: 2/4
• Frequency: 868.35 MHz
• RF Power: 10 mW
• Power Supply: 2 x 3V CR2032 Lithium Batteries

Operating Procedures

Memorizing the First Radio Control on the Receiver

Perform this procedure at least half a meter away from the receiver.

1. Press and release buttons P1 + P2 simultaneously; the LED will flash.
2. Within 8 seconds:
1. Put the receiver into learning mode. (For plug-in receivers with a 5-pin connector, press and hold the button on the board until memorization is complete; the LED will flash. Refer to specific instructions for other models.)
2. Press and release the button to be memorized. Check for successful memorization on the receiver. (For plug-in receivers with a 5-pin connector, the LED will light up steadily for a couple of seconds. Refer to specific instructions for other models.)
3. Take the receiver out of learning mode. (For plug-in receivers with a 5-pin connector, release the button. Refer to specific instructions for other models.)
4. Press the button that was just memorized on the radio control twice in succession.

Memorizing Other Radio Controls

1. On the already memorized radio control, press and release buttons P1 + P2 simultaneously; the LED will flash.
2. Within 8 seconds, press and hold the already memorized button; the LED will light up steadily.
3. Bring the already memorized radio control and the new one to be memorized into face-to-face contact.
4. On the new radio control, press the button to be memorized and ensure its LED flashes twice before turning off.
5. Release all buttons.
6. Press the button that was just memorized on the new radio control twice in succession.

Randomizing Radio Codes of a Radio Control

This procedure generates new radio codes for all buttons on the radio control. After randomization, the radio control will stop working in systems where it was previously memorized.

1. Press and release buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously; the LED will flash.
2. Press and release buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously again; the LED will flash more quickly.
3. Press and release buttons P1 - P2 in sequence, then press and release buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously; the LED will flash twice before turning off.

Converting a Radio Control into a Slave Unit

Once converted to a slave unit, a radio control can no longer memorize radio codes on the receiver or other radio controls. This conversion is permanent.

1. Press and release buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously; the LED will flash.
2. Press and release buttons P1 and P2 simultaneously again; the LED will flash more quickly.
3. Press and release buttons P1 - P2 - P1 in sequence; the LED will flash twice before turning off.

How to Recognize a Slave Radio Control

• Non-Slave Radio Control: Pressing any button will cause the LED to flash once before turning on steadily.
• Slave Radio Control: Pressing any button will cause the LED to turn on immediately with a steady light.

Contact Information:

FAAC S.p.A. Soc. Unipersonale
Via Calari, 10 - 40069 Zola Predosa BOLOGNA - ITALY
Tel. +39 051 61724 - Fax +39 051 09 57 820
www.geniusg.com

Diagram of Remote Control Buttons:

The remote control features four buttons labeled P1, P2, P3, and P4.