Manual

0692-01

RF124 Installation Instructions

P/D 013106

ADVANCED CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Indianapolis, Indiana 46278

BEFORE YOU BEGIN...

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure your installation will conform to all applicable codes and requirements.

TEST FOR SIGNAL STRENGTH AND NOISE...

using appropriate test equipment. It is necessary to test the installation in the actual operating

environment. The amount and types of line loads may reduce the strength of the transmitted signal

and/or electrical noise may cause interference with the transmitted signal. Proper installation may

require additional couplers, filters or repeaters. Special coupling devices are required to allow signal

to be distributed to all phases and zero-crossings in multi-phase and multi-transformer distributions.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS...

Consult your nearest Engineered System Center (ESC) for additional information.

There are no field repairable assemblies on this unit. If service is needed, the unit must be returned

to the ESC where purchased. Contact your ESC for return details.

INSTALLATION

CAUTION! Make all connections with the POWER OFF to avoid injury to the installer or damage

to the device. WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD. Do not use the manual ON/OFF switch on the RF

to disconnect the load for service. Signal can cause it to turn ON.

1. Strip 3/4" of insulation from the ends of the conductors and make connections as shown in the

Wiring Diagram. Connect line and neutral to the BLACK and WHITE flying leads. Connect the

load between a power source and the two BLUE wires. When the relay is turned ON the LED

illuminates.

2. Check connections to be sure they are tight and no bare conductors are exposed.

3. Make sure the load or installation does not exceed the device rating.

4. Install into a 4" x 4" electrical box. Clean the mounting surface, remove the protective film from

the adhesive tape and firmly press the module in place.

NOTE! Do not install within four inches of fluorescent ballast.

The RF124 features two operating modes: Normal Mode and Configuration Mode. The Normal

Mode is the state in which the device performs its primary function. The Configuration Mode allows

the user to specify the address by which the device may be controlled, and allows the user to enable

“All Lights On, All Units Off, All Lights Off commands” (disabled when address is set) or disable

“polite mode” and enable “rude mode”.

RF124

A10 120 VAC, 20A, Isolated Contact Relay Fixture Receiver,

Standard and Extended Addressing

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RF124 A10 120 VAC, 20A, Isolated Contact Relay Fixture Receiver, Standard and Extended Addressing BEFORE YOU BEGIN... READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS Make sure your installation will conform to all applicable codes and requirements. TEST FOR SIGNAL STRENGTH AND NOISE... using appropriate test equipment. It is necessary to test the installation in the actual operating environment.
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OPERATION If the RF124 address is configured to a standard code address: The RF124 will respond to standard code On, Off, and Status Request commands. The RF124 will respond with standard code Status On or Status Off commands when it receives the standard code Status Request command. If the RF124 address is configured to an extended code address: The RF124 will respond to standard code On and Off commands addressed to the Letter code and Unit code of its extended code address.
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TROUBLSHOOTING If the LED continues to blink repeatedly, recycle power to the unit, and then reprogram the unit. If problem remains after power-up and reprogramming, return the unit to the distributor where purchased and replace the unit. WARRANTY For warranty and general product information visit our web site at www.act-solutions.com ABOUT CERTIFICATION This product has been thoroughly tested by the ETL SEMKO division of Intertek, a nationally recognized testing laboratory.