YOODA ARTISTIC-1R - User Manual

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Summary

General Information and Specifications

Control Capabilities

Specifies control capability for single or group motors on channels.

Operational Range

Details outdoor and indoor operational distances for the device.

Battery Type

Indicates the type of battery used (CR2430).

Power Supply Voltage

States the voltage requirement for the device's power.

Physical Dimensions

Provides the physical measurements of the transmitter.

Transmitting Power

Specifies the radio frequency output power of the transmitter.

Operating Temperature Range

Defines the acceptable temperature range for device operation.

Protection Degree

Indicates the level of protection against ingress (IP30).

Detailed Description of Transmitter Components

Active Channel Selection Procedure

Programming First Transmitter to R-type Motors

Summary

General Information and Specifications

Control Capabilities

Specifies control capability for single or group motors on channels.

Operational Range

Details outdoor and indoor operational distances for the device.

Battery Type

Indicates the type of battery used (CR2430).

Power Supply Voltage

States the voltage requirement for the device's power.

Physical Dimensions

Provides the physical measurements of the transmitter.

Transmitting Power

Specifies the radio frequency output power of the transmitter.

Operating Temperature Range

Defines the acceptable temperature range for device operation.

Protection Degree

Indicates the level of protection against ingress (IP30).

Detailed Description of Transmitter Components

Active Channel Selection Procedure

Programming First Transmitter to R-type Motors

The YOODA ARTISTIC series transmitters are designed to control various YOODA brand devices, particularly motors and roller shutters. This manual describes the ARTISTIC_1R, ARTISTIC_5R, and ARTISTIC_15R models, which are compatible with all YOODA brand devices.

Function Description

The ARTISTIC transmitters allow for the control of a single motor or a group of up to 20 motors on each channel. The 15-channel transmitter features an LCD display to show the currently selected channel. Buttons include UP, DOWN, STOP, PREVIOUS CHANNEL, NEXT CHANNEL, and a programming button (P2). The single-channel and 5-channel transmitters have similar button layouts, with the 5-channel model also indicating the current channel. A key feature is the "00" group channel, which enables simultaneous control of all programmed devices across all channels without additional programming. However, no programming functions can be performed on the group channel itself.

Important Technical Specifications

Control: Can control a single motor or a group of up to 20 motors per channel.
Range:
- Outdoor: 200 meters
- Indoor: 35 meters
- Note: Radio receiver range is variable and can differ from declared values due to building construction, interference from other radio transmitters, etc.
Battery: 1 x CR2430
Power Supply: 3 V
Dimensions: 130 x 44 x 10 mm
Transmitting Power: 10 mW
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C
Protection Degree: IP 30
Estimated Battery Lifespan: 3 years (based on an average of 4 commands per day).

Usage Features

Active Channel Selection: To set the number of active channels:

Simultaneously press and hold down the CHANNEL + and CHANNEL - buttons.
The display will show "C" and then, after 4 seconds, change to "15" with up and down arrows.
Use the CHANNEL + or CHANNEL - buttons to adjust the number of displayed channels.
Press the STOP key to confirm your choice. The symbol "o" should appear.

Pressing UP or DOWN buttons exits the active channel selection mode.

Programming First Transmitter to R-type Motors:

The programming method depends on the specific radio receiver. Always follow the instructions provided with the device being controlled.
A pause longer than 5 seconds between button clicks during programming will cause the device to exit programming mode without saving changes.
Programming a transmitter using this method will delete the receiver's memory.

Programming Steps (Example for R-type motors):

Turn on the power supply to the motor or press the microswitch (P2) for 2 seconds if the power is already on.
The motor will make a sound, and a roller shutter will move up/down.
Press the programming button (P2) on the remote.
The motor will make a sound.
Press the programming button (P2) on the remote again.
The motor will make a sound.
Press the UP button on the remote.
The roller shutter will move up/down, and the motor will make a few short sounds, indicating successful programming.

Maintenance Features

Battery Replacement:

Batteries should be changed when the LED diode stops flashing during channel changes or when the receiving device no longer responds to commands.
Ensure correct polarity when inserting the new battery.
Batteries contain substances that can be hazardous to health and pollute the environment. Used batteries must be disposed of properly according to local regulations.