1.
DESCRIPTION
Thank you for trusting CLEMSA for your home automation remote control system needs.
Exterior Receivers Rn 42 and RN 44 are versatile receivers in the MUTAN II family with
relay outputs, with power source options for 230Vac or 12V to 24V.
ac/dc.
The family is an evolution of the successful family,
with new features added to increase its security.
These features include:
• A unique key for each system.
• Direct, Supervised, or button authorization.
• Antispoofing system.
• Multi-frequency or selectable frequency.
These new Receivers represent a technological milestone
by combining 433MHz and 868 MHz frequencies in the same receiver, working
simultaneously.
The RN 42/44 Receiver ships standard with the system, which is
compatible with current Programmers. If you wish to operate it with the additional
adventages provides, introduce an installation key using one of the
programmers available for the MUTAN II family.
2.
INSTALLATION
Avoid installing the Receiver near metallic tubes and cables to prevent electromagnetic
interference.
Do not install the Receiver less than 10 meters from unapproved regenerative receivers;
these receivers generate interference that may affect the proper function of the system.
Install the receiver in an elevated area, avoiding metallic surfaces between the
transmitter and receiver where possible. Connect the cables according to the
connections diagram so they are extending from the bottom part of the box, making as
small a hole as possible in the wire pass-through, to preserve water resistance.
Make the connections with the control panel unpowered. You can power the system at
230Vac or 12-24Vac/dc; if you choose to power it at 12V or 24V, configure the voltage
selection switch before making the connection.
Warning: If you are connecting a TD420 decryption card to the auxiliary port, along with
two CK40/42 RFID locks, it is recommended the system be powered at 230Vac, 12Vac or
24Vdc.
If powered at 24Vac, some components may reach high temperatures, and touching them
represents a burn risk.
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