GAMA Electronics RF340-4PR-ASL User Manual

RF340-4PR-ASL
Instruction Manual
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Included in this Kit:
(1) RF340-4PR-ASL Receiver
(1) 12-Button Transmitter *Image shown with standard transmitter*
- Long Range Antenna LRA340 **SEE PAGE 3 FOR SETUP**
Available accessories:
- Additional Transmitter RFT340-4PR-TO
- Rechargeable Transmitter GKF-WPTX-12
- Waterproof Enclosure GWE-663-812
RF340-4PR-ASL is an RF Transmitter and Receiver operating at a fixed frequency of 340 MHZ. The receiver operates from 12VDC and provides
four polarity reversing outputs. Up to 30 transmitters can be programmed to activate the receiver. The receiver has terminal blocks for connecting
the input power and output to the 4-polarity reversing relay outputs. Each transmitter has a unique address that is transmitted when a button is
pressed. A “program” button is provided on the receiver to program the transmitter(s) address into the receiver’s memory. An LED on the receiver
indicates the receiver’s programming status and illuminates when the receiver is energized. The operating range is at least 100 feet.
The transmitter has two buttons assigned to each of the four outputs. The up(^) button runs the motor in one direction and the down (v) button
runs the motor in the opposite direction. The outputs are energized for as long as the buttons are depressed.
Manual Switch Input Control: The receiver contains a 10-position terminal block for connection to manual switch inputs to control the 4 polarity
reversing outputs. The manual switch inputs are logic level inputs and only require small gauge wire between the switches and the terminal block.
Current Detection/Over-Current System Shutdown: The RF340-4PR-ASL incorporates output current detection that will disconnect an output
when the output exceeds the current setting of the DIP switch for that output. When multiple outputs are activated, the total current of all active
outputs are monitored. The sum of the current for all outputs are shutdown for 5 seconds. After the 5 second reset time the output can be
activated by pressing the corresponding switch on the transmitter.
The system will monitor the current trip circuit and will allow the output to be activated 3-separate times when a current trip threshold occurs. After
the third consecutive current trip occurs within one-minute time period, the receiver will turn off all outputs and the program LED will start to flash.
The input power to the receiver must be turned off and then back on to re-activate the system. This is a safety feature to protect the receiver and
connected loads, and alerts the user there is an over-current condition that should be resolved.
Latching Light Output: There is a 2-position terminal block on the receiver that provides an output to a 12VDC light. The transmitter “LIGHT”
switch is used to control the light output. The output is rated at 10 Amps.
Maximum Ratings: Power for the receiver can be in the range of 10VDC to 15VDC. The receiver is reversing polarity protected. The relay
contacts are rated at 30 Amps @ 13.8VDC.
Power Consumption: 10mA when the relays are de-energized, 45mA when one relay is energized.
Dimensions: Receiver dimensions are approximately 5”L x 5”W x 2”H
Operating Temperature Range: 0°F to 160°F
Automated Time Out Adjustment: The automatic time out of the Receiver after last switch activation is adjustable from no time-out, up to 1-hour
time-out. The switch used to adjust the time-out set point is located on the Receiver and can be set for the time shown in the table on page 2.
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GAMA Electronics RF340-4PR-ASL Specifications

General

Brand	GAMA Electronics
Model	RF340-4PR-ASL
Category	Receiver
Language	English

Summary

System Description and Features

Manual Switch Input Control

Receiver has a 10-position terminal block for manual switch inputs to control the 4 polarity reversing outputs.

Current Detection and Over-Current Shutdown

System incorporates output current detection that disconnects output when exceeding current setting.

Latching Light Output

Provides a 2-position terminal block for a 12VDC light output controlled by the transmitter's LIGHT switch.

Maximum Ratings and Power Consumption

Details receiver power input range, relay contact ratings, and power consumption.

Dimensions and Operating Temperature

Provides physical dimensions and the operating temperature range for the receiver.

Automated Time Out Adjustment

Allows adjustment of automatic receiver time-out after last switch activation, up to 1 hour.

Programming Instructions

Transmitter Programming Procedure

Step-by-step guide to program transmitters to the receiver, erasing previous addresses.

Automated Time Out Adjustments

Details how to set the receiver's automatic time-out using DIP switches.

Current Trip Set Point Configuration

Explains how to configure the current trip set point using DIP switches for various ampere ratings.

Adding Long Range Functionality

Long Range Antenna Installation

Instructions for plugging in the long range antenna and clipping the bypass wire.

Momentary and Latching Operation Modes

Configuration of 4-polarity reversing outputs for momentary or latching operation using DIP switch SW7.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Battery and Voltage Supply Checks

Guidance on checking transmitter battery and receiver voltage supply.

Reprogramming and Functionality Check

Steps for reprogramming the remote and listening/looking for receiver functionality.

Long-Range Antenna for Signal Issues

Recommendation to add a long-range antenna for areas with adverse RF signal reception.

Wiring Diagram and Connections

Terminal Block Identification

Diagram labeling polarity reversing outputs, power inputs, program switch, and antenna connectors.

Switch Functionality and Configuration

Explanation of manual switch inputs, current trip settings, time-out settings, and SW7 for latching/momentary.