FCTN-WALL-433

WIRELESS MADE SIMPLE ® AC FUNCTION MODULE DATA GUIDE DESCRIPTION The AC Function Module is a member of the Linx pre-certified OEM product line. The module plugs directly into a wall receptacle and is capable of switching devices at loads of up to 1,800 watts (15 amps) or 1HP at up to 120VAC. Devices under control connect via a standard NEMA 5-15 North American power plug. The AC Function module is UL listed and has been tested for FCC and Industry Canada compliance. Front and rear graphics can be quickly customized for a truely unique product appearance. This greatly reduces the time and expense of bringing a wireless product to market. The AC Function Module is durably constructed using high quality components. When paired with a compatible Holtek-based Linx Handheld transmitter or a Linx transmitter module, the AC Function Module provides reliable wireless switching over distances of up to 500 feet. SIDE VIEW VIEW SIDE 4.1" Heavy duty construction Switch 1,800 watts at 15 amps UL Listed FCC pre-tested 16 unique addresses Selectable group capabilities Standard NEMA 5-15 power plug Easy cosmetic customization Ideal for OEM applications APPLICATIONS INCLUDE n n n n n General Remote Control Process Control Lighting Control Home / Industrial Automation Wire Elimination 0.95" 0.9" 2.23" 2.53" Figure 1: Package Dimensions PM1 FEATURES n n n n n n n n n 4.1" Front 000 110 . 1 A-120V Max s110-120V~ 60Hz 1800 Watts 5Max. Tu ~ 60 Watt Load A Tungsten or Resistive Load1 ngste Hz 1 80 0 ve 15 8 z 1 sisti 1 HP (15 FLA Max.) 5 A HP (1 n or R 0 0 Wa 60H or Re Max.) t ~ V n Ele 5 FL esisti tts M 5 A Electronic Ballast LA llas -120 ste ctro A M ve ax. 110 A Tung P (15 F nic Ba AU nic Ballax.) Load 15 1 H lectro CAUTION IndC N E ast o ly T l IO or IO use only 5A T on Indoor ntro U o CAor use pliance C 3TM2788 Ind o Ap 4 E33 us N eo Appliance Control nly 3TM8 Appli ance E334278 Con tro E33 3TM8 l 427 8 OEM Configurations With a one-time NRE and minimum order, Linx can configure the label areas to meet your specific requirements. Contact Linx for details. ORDERING INFORMATION PART # FCTN-WALL-315 FCTN-WALL-418 FCTN-WALL-433 DESCRIPTION AC Function Module - 315MHz AC Function Module - 418MHz AC Function Module - 433MHz Revised 4/7/2011 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Parameter Designation THEORY OF OPERATION Min. Typical Max. Units Notes VCC – 110 120 VAC – – 100 POWER SECTION Operating Voltage Relay Rating mA 2 Tungsten or Resistive load – – 15.0 A 1 Electronic Ballast – – 5.0 A 1 Power – – 1,800 W 1 Power – – 1 HP 1 FLA 1 – Power – – 15 Relay Cycle Life – 1x105 – FCTN-WALL-315 – 315 – MHz FCTN-WALL-418 – 418 – MHz – FCTN-WALL-433 – 433.92 – MHz – RECEIVER SECTION Receive Frequency Range: FC Center Frequency Accuracy – -50 – +50 kHz – Receiver Sensitivity – -106 -112 -118 dBm – N3dB – 280 – kHz 1 – -30 – +50 – +85 °C °C 1 -45 Noise Bandwidth ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature Range Storage Temperature Range Table 1: FCTN-WALL-*** Specifications Notes 1. Characterized, but not tested. 2. Minumum relay load of any approved type 1 The FCTN-WALL-*** module combines the popular Linx LR Series receiver with a decoder and high quality switching relay. When transmitted data is received, the data is presented to the decoder. The Button 1 decoder detects the logic states of the DIP Button 2 switch address lines, and if these match Button 3 Button 4 the address settings of the encoder, the A0 = Addr. 1 = Addr. 2 decoder’s outputs are set to replicate the A1 A2 = Addr. 3 state of the encoder’s inputs. In the AC A3 = Addr. 4 Function Module, the data lines are also compared to the settings of four control dip switches that determine which transmitter Figure 3: Module DIP Switches buttons or data lines will be accepted. The relationship is shown in the adjacent chart. DIP Switch Data Lines If the DIP switch labeled Button 1 is turned Button Off On on, then when data line D6 on the decoder 1 D7 D6 goes high, the AC Function Module will 2 D5 D4 activate and apply power to the output. When line D7 goes high, the module will 3 D3 D2 turn off. As long as the other button 4 D1 D0 switches are turned off, the module will ignore all of the other data lines. If multiple DIP switches are turned on, then the module will be controlled by multiple buttons or data lines. For example, if switches 1 and 2 are on, then lines D6 and D4 will switch the AC Function Modules output on and lines D7 and D5 will turn it off. OFF ON SETTING MODULE ADDRESS AC FUNCTION MODULE FEATURES 2 The AC Function Module provides a total of sixteen unique address settings. Address selection is made via the bottom four DIP switches on the module. In order for the encoded commands sent by the transmitter to be recognized, the address settings of the transmitter and receiver must match exactly. CREATING UNIQUE GROUPS 4 1 3 1. Up to 1,800 watts switched AC power outlet 2. Standard 3-prong plug can be used with wall outlet, power strip, or extension cord 3. Multi-position antenna for optimum reception 4. Control DIP Switches used to set address and command button The four control DIP switches can be used to create distinct groups of AC Function Modules that can all be operated by a single command unit. For example, any number of AC Function Modules can be set to a single address and be controlled by one of the button pairs (ON / OFF) on a command unit. You can also set up different banks using up to sixteen AC Function Modules, each set to a different address. Please read the Contention Considerations section when using multiple transmitters in close proximity. EQUIPMENT CONNECTION Each AC Function Module is designed to switch AC loads of up to 1,800 watts. Plug the AC Function Module in, then plug the equipment to be switched into the receptacle on the face of the unit. More than one device can be connected with the addition of a power strip; however, the total draw of all connected equipment must never exceed the unit’s 1,800W rating. Figure 2: FCTN-WALL-*** Features Page 2 Page 3 FUSE REPLACEMENT INTERFERENCE CONSIDERATIONS An internal fuse protects the AC Function Module if the output is shorted or an excessive load is attached. Following such an event, the fuse can be replaced by unplugging the unit, removing the 4 rear screws, folding the cover over (DO NOT UNPLUG THE WIRES GOING TO THE COVER RECEPTACLE), and unclipping the fuse. The location of the fuse is shown in Figure 4. Replace only with an approved type and rating of fuse (See UL Compliance section). Never use a different value or attempt to bypass the fuse, as extensive damage to the module, equipment, or property may result. If the fuse blows immediately after replacement, service may be required. Fuse The AC Function Module is based on the Linx LR Series RF receiver. It utilizes OOK AM-based modulation. AM devices can be affected by external noise, such as that from motors or other sources of broadband RF emissions. Interference can also come from sources such as paging towers or amateur radio activity. The designer should carefully test the AC Function Module in the environment in which it will be used to ensure that its performance is appropriate for the chosen application. TRANSMITTER CONSIDERATIONS Figure 4: FCTN-WALL-418 Fuse ANTENNA ORIENTATION It is always important to remember that the control signals for the AC Function Module are sent through the air. For this reason, the physical orientation of the transmitter and receiver plays an important role in determining the overall range. The antenna may be swiveled to adjust for maximum range in your environment. In most cases, orienting the antenna in a vertical position will result in optimum performance. Wall Mount Power Strip Figure 5: FCTN-WALL-*** Antenna Orientation CONTENTION CONSIDERATIONS When working in a wireless environment it is always important to distinguish between uniqueness and contention. The address lines provided on OEM modules allow for the uniqueness of system components, however, this does not eliminate contention between transmitted signals in free space. For this reason only one transmitter at a time can be active on the same frequency within a reception area without creating interference. If two or more transmitters are activated at the same time, the AC Function Module will receive a corrupted signal and take no action. An unlimited number of AC Function Modules may be successfully operated in proximity without interference since they contain a receiver rather than a transmitter. Page 4 The range performance of the modules is heavily dependent on the environment in which they are operated. The effects of interference, multipath, and physical attenuation will vary significantly from location to location. The AC Function Module incorporates a Linx LR Series receiver. There are several options available for controlling the module. The first option is to use one of the precertified OEM transmitters offered by Linx. These transmitters come in several packages and can be customized to bear the logo or other artwork required by the customer. The only setup required by the customer is to set the address of the transmitter and the AC Function Module. There are four OEM transmitters that can be used with the AC Function Module: the FullSize Handheld, the Compact Handheld, the Long-Range Handheld, and the Keyfob. The Full-Size Handheld uses eight address lines while the AC Function Module uses four. This means that the last four address lines (A4 through A7) on the Full-Size Handheld should be turned off. Figure 6: Pre-Certified Transmitters The other three transmitters use all ten address lines offered by the Holtek ICs, while the AC Function Module uses four. This means that the last six address lines (A4 through A9) on the transmitters must be left floating (turn off the DIP switches on the handhelds, cut traces 4 through 9 on the Keyfob). The other address lines can be set to whatever the user desires, as long as the transmitter and the AC Function Module match. A custom transmitter can also be created with a KH2 Series transmitter or an LC or LR Series transmitter paired with a Holtek encoder or microprocessor. Because these devices offer all ten address lines used by the Holtek ICs, the last six lines (A4 through A9) must be left open. The Holtek address lines are tristate, meaning that they have three valid input conditions: high, low, or floating. The AC Function Module uses only the low and floating states, so the custom transmitter can only use these states as well. The lines that are floating should be left open and have no electrical connection. Page 5 SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS The AC Function Module has been designed and tested to meet certain safety and compliance standards. Please read, understand, and follow all safety and compliance messages within this guide and check to ensure that the standards to which the product has been tested are appropriate for your intended use. UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES (UL) The AC Function Module has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL®) for compliance with the following standards: UL 244A UL 916 The AC Function Module has been tested by an FCC-approved facility and been found to comply with all applicable FCC and Industry Canada requirements as of the date of this document. A Declaration of Conformity (DoC) is on file. It is the user’s responsibility to determine if any additional regulatory or safety testing will be required on the user’s completed product. In products where no additional testing is required, no further labeling of the unit is needed unless the module will be placed inside another housing. It is, however, necessary to include the following statement in the end product’s instruction manual or insert card. CSA C22.2 #24-93 UL® listed for indoor operation only as a solid-state The AC Function Module is appliance control. Operation in environments or applications other than those associated with the above is not recommended. The use of the UL® mark is protected, and may be used only by the original licensee. Linx offers a full customization program for our valued OEM partners that is designed to maintain compliance with use of the UL® mark. The UL® mark may not be placed on labels or graphics for this product not originating from Linx. End user manuals for the AC Function Module should indicate that no user serviceable parts are contained inside the unit. The end user manual should not contain replacement fuse information or other internal diagrams. A service manual, however, may contain complete fuse information, and should be accompanied by the following statement: WARNING: To reduce the risk of electrical shock, replace only with the same type and rating of fuse. A service manual may reference the following approved replacement fuses only: • Littelfuse p/n 326025, 25A, 125V, slow blow • Schurter p/n 7043.8230, 20A, 250V, time lag • Cooper Bussman p/n MDA-20-R, 20A, 250VAC, time delay • Littelfuse p/n 314025, 25A, 250 V, Fast Acting This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. Place the above statement in the instruction manual or insert card. LABELING REQUIREMENTS In cases where the FCTN-WALL-*** module is incorporated inside a product and its standard labeling is not visible, the end product must be labeled as shown. Function Wall Module FCTN-WALL-*** *** = frequency Page 6 • The label shall not be a stick-on paper label. The label shall be “permanently affixed” to the device (meaning the label is etched, engraved, stamped, silk-screened, indelibly printed on a permanently attached part of the device, or on a nameplate fastened to the equipment by welding, riveting, or a permanent adhesive). The label must be designed to last the expected lifetime of the equipment in the environment in which the equipment may be operated and may not be readily detachable. • When the device is constructed in two or more sections connected by wires and marketed together, the label is required to be affixed only to the main control unit. Page 7 TRANSMITTER ADDRESS SETTINGS ONLINE RESOURCES The AC Function Module and the corresponding transmitter must have the same address setting in order to function together. The following figures show how to set the address on the Linx transmitters described in the previous section. Application Note AN-00300 describes setting the addresses on the OEM products in detail. This note can be downloaded from the Linx website, www.linxtechnologies.com. www.linxtechnologies.com • • • • • ON OFF A0 = 8 A1 = 7 A2 = 6 A3 = 5 A4 = 4 A5 = 3 A6 = 2 A7 = 1 Figure 7: Full-Size Handheld Transmitter ® Latest News Data Guides Application Notes Knowledgebase Software Updates If you have questions regarding any Linx product and have Internet access, make www.linxtechnologies.com your first stop. Our website is organized in an intuitive format to immediately give you the answers you need. Day or night, the Linx website gives you instant access to the latest information regarding the products and services of Linx. It’s all here: manual and software updates, application notes, a comprehensive knowledgebase, FCC information, and much more. Be sure to visit often! Figure 8: Keyfob Transmitter ™ OFF ON A0 = 1 A1 = 2 A2 = 3 A3 = 4 A4 = 5 A5 = 6 A6 = 7 A7 = 8 A8 = 9 A9 = 10 Figure 9: Compact Handheld Transmitter 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 LADJ/GND ANT GND D0 D1 A9 GND A8 VCC A7 TE A6 D2 A5 D3 A4 A3 D4 A2 D5 D6 A1 D7 A0 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 www.antennafactor.com The Antenna Factor division of Linx offers a diverse array of antenna styles, many of which are optimized for use with our RF modules. From innovative embeddable antennas to low-cost whips, domes to Yagis, and even GPS, Antenna Factor likely has an antenna for you, or can design one to meet your requirements. TM www.connectorcity.com OFF ON A0 = 1 A1 = 2 A2 = 3 A3 = 4 A4 = 5 A5 = 6 A6 = 7 A7 = 8 A8 = 9 A9 = 10 Figure 10: Long Range Handheld Transmitter Page 8 Figure 11: KH2 Series Transmitter Through its Connector City division, Linx offers a wide selection of high-quality RF connectors, including FCCcompliant types such as RP-SMAs that are an ideal match for our modules and antennas. Connector City focuses on high-volume OEM requirements, which allows standard and custom RF connectors to be offered at a remarkably low cost. Page 9 J4 U2 1 GND 2 3 J3 GND 1 2 + ~ - ~ 4 • • • • T1 3 GND NC IN Littelfuse p/n 326025, 25A, 125V, slow blow Schurter p/n 7043.8230, 20A, 250V, time lag Cooper Bussman p/n MDA-20-R, 20A, 250VAC, time delay Littelfuse p/n 314025, 25A, 250 V, Fast Acting F2 C1 0.47u VCCA 4 + F2 Replacement Fuse Values F1 PTC U3 VCCA J1 FB/NC OUT VCC 5 GND C2 0.1u C4 1000uF GND GND J2 ANT1 VCCA RE1 RX1 1 D1 2 3 GND Q1 VCC 4 5 6 7 GND 8 NC ANT NC GND NC NC GND NC VCC NC PDN NC RSSI NC DATA NC 16 15 GND 14 13 12 11 10 9 RXM-***-LR U1 VCC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GND VCC RA5/OSC1 RA0/AN0/DAT RA4/AN3/OSC2 RA1/AN1/CLK RA2/AN2 RA3/MCLR RC0/AN4 RC5 RC1/AN5 RC4 RC3/AN7 RC2/AN6 RC6/AN8 RB4/AN10 RC7/AN9 RB5/AN11/RX RB7/TX RB6 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 GND S1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 GND Figure 12: FCTN-WALL-*** Schematic Diagram Page 10 Page 11 WIRELESS MADE SIMPLE ® U.S. CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS LINX TECHNOLOGIES 159 ORT LANE MERLIN, OR 97532 PHONE: (541) 471-6256 FAX: (541) 471-6251 www.linxtechnologies.com Disclaimer Linx Technologies is continually striving to improve the quality and function of its products. 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