CLUB1000-S1 RF Solutions, CLUB1000-S1 Datasheet - Page 2

• Manufacturer Part Number: CLUB1000-S1
• Description: RADIO SYSTEM, 1CH, 1XTX 1XRX, 1000M
• Manufacturer: RF Solutions

Specifications of CLUB1000-S1

• Svhc: No SVHC (15-Dec-2010)
• Model Name / Number: Club 1000-S1
• Range: 1000 M
• Supply Voltage Max: 24VDC
• Supply Voltage Min: 12VDC
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

DSCLUB-2 Jul ‘06
Installation Notes
Firmly fix the receiver unit approx. 2 metres from the ground, ideally in direct sight of the transmitter. Obstacles
between transmitter and receiver will reduce range! Once paired together each switch on the transmitter
operates one of the relays on the receiver unit.
Pairing Transmitter to Receiver
Each transmitter and receiver contains an address Switch. This is used to set the identity of the unit. In order
for a receiver to respond to a transmitter, the addressees must match,. This enables the user to set individual
transmitter and receivers to operate or not operate with each other. It also enables multiple systems to operate
within the same vicinity.
Each system is supplied ready configured, and does not need to be altered.
However, if you require a different address (e.g. if you have two systems in close proximity or wish to have
several receivers to one transmitter etc);
Relay Output Connections
Upto 4 relays are provided on the receiver output. The relay output provides a ‘switch’ output which operates
when the transmitter switch is pressed. Each relay has the connections as below.
Relay output ‘1’ provides a longer momentary output (approx ½ second) this may be removed (see below).
For solenoid driven traps.
The outputs are driven from a Microcontroller and can be customised to specific requirements.
Relay Output Configuration
The two option links OPT1, OPT2 (to the left of the antenna connector on the Rx PCB) set the action of the
relay outputs according to the following table. Please note that these can be customised on request.
There are 8 address ‘Switches’ which the transmitter and receiver use to identify themselves.
The Receiver and Transmitter units must have the same Address ‘Switches’ in order to recognise each
others signal.
The Transmitter switches are labelled ‘SW1’
The Receiver switches are labelled ‘LK1’
OPT1
out
out
in
in
OPT 2
out
out
in
in
Transmitter NOT Operating
½ Sec Momentary
Relay Connections when
Momentary
Latching
Relay 4
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½ Sec Momentary
’ S
Momentary
Latching
Relay 3
Relay Connections when
Transmitter OPERATING
ERIES
Test Mode
½ Sec Momentary
Momentary
R
Latching
Relay 2
ADIO
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R
ELEASE
Momentary
Momentary
Latching
Relay 1