Transmitter Solutions HIVE-1000 2 Relay Receiver

1 Introduction

The HIVE-1000 receiver offers advanced technology with a built-in Bluetooth module, enabling bi-directional communication with a smartphone via the dedicated HIVE-1000 mobile App for iOS and Android. The App facilitates managing receiver settings and pairing transmitters. The HIVE-1000 operates on both 318 MHz and 433 MHz frequencies simultaneously, supporting up to 1,024 total remotes (512 at 318 MHz and 512 at 433 MHz).

2 Technical Specifications

3 Mounting

To mount the receiver, drill the installation area with a 6 mm bit and insert plastic anchors. Then, fasten the mounting bracket using the provided screws. For cable entry, you can either drill an 11 mm hole near the bottom of the box or use the included cable glands (Option B).

4 General Operation

The HIVE-1000 receiver facilitates communication between transmitters (operating at 318 MHz and 433 MHz) and a smartphone via Bluetooth. It provides relay outputs and open request inputs, allowing control and monitoring through the mobile application.

5 Layout & Wiring

The receiver features a Bluetooth module with status LEDs (L2 indicating mode: Stand-by, Connected, INIT/Fatal error). It has a power terminal (L1), backup memory connector, F-Type connector for the 318 MHz antenna, and a connector for the 433 MHz antenna. Terminals are provided for relay outputs (RL1, RL2 - NO/NC) and open request inputs, along with ground and power connections (+12/24 Vac/dc).

6 Warnings

• Receiver placement is critical for optimal performance; avoid areas with strong magnetic fields or radio interference.
• Proper antenna installation and positioning are essential; on-site testing is advised.
• Maintain a minimum distance of 5 ft between two receivers.
• The equipment must be powered by a Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) type LPS (Low Power Source).
• Ensure a suitable disconnecting device is available for the receiver's current draw (160mA max @ 12Vdc).
• The equipment complies with European Directives 2006/95/EC, 2004/108/EC, 99/05/EC, and standard EN 60950-1.

7 App Download and Connection to the Smartphone

Receiver management is exclusively done via a smartphone connected through Bluetooth. The first step is to download the HIVE-1000 mobile App from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Once installed, the app scans for nearby devices and initiates communication with the receiver, indicated by the RED LED L2 flashing rapidly.

Download the App:

• Android: Link
• iOS: Link

7.1 Installing and Permissions

Upon downloading, you will be prompted to accept Bluetooth permissions, which are necessary for the application to locate and communicate with the receiver. The app will then guide you to a welcome screen.

7.2 Device Connection

To connect, press the "Device Search" button and select the receiver. The Bluetooth scanning range is up to 30 meters. Signal strength is influenced by receiver position and obstructions. Communication is one-to-one; if another user is connected, you cannot connect. The receiver's default name is "APHV", which can be changed up to 15 characters. After connection, you will be prompted to enter the Administrator or Installer password.

7.3 Passwords

The receiver is protected by two default passwords: Administrator (11111) and Installer (00000). It is highly recommended to change these after initial access. Administrators can change both their own and the Installer's passwords, while Installers can only change their own. If "Default Password" appears in RED, at least one password is still at its factory default. The "Remember me" option saves the password for future connections.

If passwords are forgotten, contact Transmitter Solutions technical support.

8 Device Functions

8.1 Dashboard

After logging in, users can choose between two dashboards: SMART and CLASSIC, via a toggle switch. The default screen mode can be set in the DEVICE SETTING menu.

• SMART Dashboard: Manages 318 MHz and 433 MHz remotes and other receiver settings.
• CLASSIC Dashboard: Provides commands and procedures for manual entry.

8.1.1 SMART Dashboard

The SMART Dashboard allows:

• Management of 318 MHz Linear MegaCode and 433 MHz Keeloq® hopping code remote controls.
• Setting of device name.
• Back/restore of the remote controls database.
• Setting of relay operating modes.
• Changing Administrator and Installer passwords.
• Restoring the device to factory settings.

Status indicators include ACCESS GRANTED (Relay 1/2 activated), SUSPENDED (disabled transmitter), and RADIO (RF signal detected). The Serial Number of received transmitters is displayed.

8.1.2 CLASSIC Dashboard

Enter program mode by pressing the "P" button for 3 seconds. Status indicators include ACCESS GRANTED (relay energized or program mode), DISABLED INDICATOR (disabled/suspended transmitter), and RADIO INDICATOR (RF signal detected). Buttons include DISPLAY (shows S/N, FC), PROGRAM (enter/exit program mode), CLEAR (clears input), and OPEN (activates relays 1 or 2). The POUND (#) key accesses utility functions (e.g., transmitter counts), and the STAR (*) key displays the last transmitter ID.

8.2 Relays

Relays can operate in TIMED or TOGGLE mode. For TIMED mode, the release time can be set from 1 to 120 seconds for each relay.

8.3 Facility Codes

Up to 4 Facility Codes (range 0-255) can be set. This feature filters transmitter activation, allowing only transmitters with matching Facility Codes to operate the relays. Setting all values to 0 disables filtering.

8.4 Active Buttons

This function assigns transmitter buttons (A, B, C, D) to specific relays (Relay 1, Relay 2). A "disable" option prevents a transmitter button from activating any relay.

8.5 Transmitters

The "Transmitters" section manages 433 MHz or 318 MHz transmitters. It displays a list showing Serial Number (S/N), activated relay, and operating mode (Timed or Toggle). Users can delete multiple or single transmitters, change relay modes, disable transmitters, and add new ones.

8.5.1 Add Transmitters

To add a transmitter, specify its Serial Number and Transmitter Type (TIMED or TOGGLE). A warning is issued if a transmitter with the same serial number already exists.

8.5.2 Search Bar

The search bar allows users to find memorized transmitters by entering their serial number for both 433 MHz and 318 MHz frequencies.

8.5.3 Block Enroll

Enroll a block of transmitters by entering the first and last serial numbers and specifying the operating mode for the entire block.

8.5.4 Remove Single Transmitter

Remove a single transmitter by entering its Serial Number.

8.5.5 Remove a Block of Transmitters

Remove a block of transmitters by entering the first and last serial numbers of the block.

8.6 Device Settings

Users can set the device name, configure Battery Mode (with power thresholds to prevent unstable operation), and select the default dashboard screen (Classic or Smart). Settings can be saved, and relays can be tested.

8.7 Memory Backup / Restore

The receiver's database, including memorized remote controls and settings, can be saved to or restored from an external memory device connected via a 4-pin connector. The "Restore from Backup" function overwrites existing data, while "Perform Backup" saves the current data.

8.8 Advanced Settings

Passwords for Administrator and Installer can be changed. Advanced settings include Factory Reset (resets device to factory defaults, excluding passwords and transmitter databases), and memory reset options for 318 MHz and 433 MHz transmitters.

8.9 Disconnection

The device can be disconnected from the app through a confirmation process within the application interface.

9 Open Request

The two Open Request inputs (C-NO) directly activate the two relays when their contacts are shorted to GND. Open Request 1 activates Relay 1, and Open Request 2 activates Relay 2. The wiring diagram shows the power (+12/24 Vac/dc) and GND connections, along with the OPEN REQUEST 1 and OPEN REQUEST 2 terminals connected to the relays.

10 Programming

Two programming methods are available: Classic Programming and Simplified SMART Programming. The Classic method is familiar to users of Linear AP-5 receivers, while the SMART method offers a more intuitive interface.

10.1 Programming Classic

Adding 318/433 MHz TX

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '30#' for 318 MHz or '35#' for 433 MHz.
4. Press '#' to enter the transmitter ID (advance to step 6 for single transmitter).
5. Press '#' to enter the ending transmitter ID.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to add more transmitters.
7. Press '1#' for timed relay or '0#' for toggle relay.
8. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Notes: If a transmitter lacks an ID label, activate it to view its TX ID on the HIVE-1000 display. Use the '*' key to review the last received ID.

Enable/Disable 318/433 MHz TX

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '90#' for 318 MHz or '95#' for 433 MHz.
4. Press transmitter ID (1-65535).
5. Press '0#' to disable TX or '1#' to enable TX.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to add more transmitters.
7. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Delete 318/433 MHz TX

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '91#' for 318 MHz or '96#' for 433 MHz.
4. Press '000#'.
5. Display reads: 'dEL' then 'memory clear'.
6. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Repeat steps 2-6 to remove more transmitters.

Delete all 318/433 MHz TX

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '92#' for 318 MHz or '97#' for 433 MHz.
4. Press transmitter ID (advance to step 6 for single transmitter).
5. Press ending transmitter ID.
6. Press '#' to complete ID entry.
7. Display reads: 'dEL' then 'transmitters delete'.
8. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Relay activation time

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '26#' for relay activation time function number.
4. Press '1#' for relay K1 or '2#' for relay K2.
5. Press '000#' to enter activation time (1-120 seconds).
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to program another relay.
7. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Note: Factory default relay activation time is 2 seconds.

Set transmitter buttons

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '21#' for button A, '22#' for B, '23#' for C, or '24#' for D.
4. Press '1#' to activate relay K1 or '2#' to activate relay K2.
5. Press '1#' to enable button or '0#' to disable button.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 for programming another button.
7. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Notes: Factory default allows only the 'A' button to activate relay K1. Button settings apply to all programmed transmitters.

Set facility codes

Steps:

1. Press 'Program' for 4 seconds to enable program mode.
2. Display reads: 'Pid' then 'prepared to program'.
3. Press '10#' for facility code function number.
4. Press '#' to enter receiver facility code location (1-4).
5. Press '#' to enter transmitter facility code (1-255; 0 ignores code).
6. Repeat steps 2-4 for each facility code location.
7. Press 'Program' to exit program mode.

Note: Factory default facility code is '0', which accepts all transmitters.