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ENFORCER One- and Two-Channel 917MHz RF Receivers

2 SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc.

Each c

hannel

relay

can be programmed to

one of five

output

modes

(

1R2

only:

ach

channel

can be

independently programmed to operate in a different output mode, depending on the user’s application.) The five modes are:

1. P1 – 1~99 Second Timed Pulse Output (default, 1 second) – When the transmitter button is pressed, the relay will turn

ON for the programmed number of seconds.

2. P2 – Toggle Output – Works much like a toggle switch to turn a device ON & OFF alternately. Press the transmitter

button once, and the relay turns ON. Press the transmitter button again, and the relay turns OFF.

3. P3 – Latch Output – Press the transmitter button once, and the relay turns ON and stays ON. The channel relay will

remain ON regardless of whether a compatible transmitter button is pressed again or not. To turn the relay OFF, press

the selector switch on the receiver once to reset.

4. P4 – Validity Output – The channel will turn the relay ON for as long as the transmitter button is pressed.

NOTE: Due to possible interference or drops in transmitter battery power while the transmitter button is continuously

pressed (even for short periods of time), the receiver may lose the transmitter’s signal and turn the relay OFF.

5. P5 – 1~99 Minute Timed Pulse Output – When the transmitter button is pressed, the relay will turn ON for 1 second.

Clear Channel Memory:

Enter programming mode and select the desired channel as described on pg.

2. While the LED is flashing, press the selector button again for at least 3 seconds or until the channel indicator LED

flashes 3 times. This will clear all codes for that channel.

3. To clear codes from the other channel, enter programming mode for the other channel and repeat the above steps.

Display Channel Memory:

To see how many codes have been learned

a channel, enter programming mode and select the desired channel as

described on pg. 1.

2. The LED will flash for 15 seconds showing number of codes stored in that channel’s memory.

Programming Channel Relay Output

Mode

Selecting the relay output

mode

• Enter programming mode and select the desired

channel as described on pg. 1.

• Press the selection button again. The LED will

display the current output mode (default P1).

• To change a channel’s output mode, press the

selector button repeatedly to scroll through the 5

output modes until the desire mode appears. Each

press moves to the next mode in the sequence as

shown in the diagram to the right.

• In modes P1 and P5, long press the selector button

to choose the number of seconds or minutes,

respectively

• When complete, wait 15 seconds for the receiver to

automatically exit programming mode.

NOTE:

For a diagram of the PC board, including the location of

the function switch, please see Overview, pg. 3.

Toggle Output

(P2)

Validity Output

(P4)

1~99 sec (default, sec)

Timed Pulse Output

(P1)

Latch Output

(P3)

1~99 min

Timed

Pulse

Output

(

)

Code Learning a New Transmitter Button:

Enter programming mode and select the desired channel as described on pg.

2. While the LED is flashing, press the desired transmitter button to be learned one time. The three horizontal bars of the

receiver’s LED indicator will flash three times to indicate the transmitter button has been successfully learned and will

automatically exit learning mode. To learn further codes, re-enter programming mode and repeat.

NOTES:

• Do not press the selection button again after entering programming mode as this will take you to output mode

programming.

• The indicator LED will flash a maximum of 15 seconds. If no transmitter button is pressed during this time, the receiver

will exit code programming mode, and the LED will turn off.

• If the code has already been learned, the indicator LED will slowly flash two dashes. The code will not be learned a

second time.

• One channel can learn the codes of a maximum of 99 transmitter buttons. If you attempt to learn an additional transmitter

code, the earliest code learned will be deleted and the new code will be learned.

ENFORCER One- and Two-Channel 917MHz RF Receivers

SECO-LARM U.S.A., Inc. 3

SK-910RB2Q shown. SK-910RBQ is the

same, but only has one each: mode

switch; function switch; indicator LED;

channel relay.

Selector Button

Operation

LED Indicat

Overview:

HL-951R2-SQ PC board shown. Remove the front cover of the receiver to access the function switch and terminal block.

Enter programming

mode

Press and hold

the selector button for three seconds or more

to enter programming mode.

Select channel for

programming

ntering progr

amming mode automatically takes you to channel 1. To select channel 2,

press the

selector button once more.

Learn code

After e

nter

ing

programming mode for the desired channel

, the receiver is ready to learn a code,

so the selector button is not used again. To learn a code press the desired button on the

transmitter.

Delete all codes

from a channel

After entering programming mode for the desired channel,

wait until the LED begins to flash a

number (the number of codes learned for that channel), then press and hold the selector button

for at least three seconds or until the LED flashes 3 stripes.

Memory display

After entering programming mode for the desi

red channel, after 2 seconds the LED will begin to

flash a number indicating the number of codes already stored for that channel.

Programming output

mode

After entering programming mode for the desired channel, press the selector button again. The

display will show the current mode (P1~P5). To change the mode, press again repeatedly until

the display shows the desired mode.

Programming timed

pulse duration

After following the above steps to program the output mode, when in mode P1 or P5, long press

the selector button to change the number of seconds or minutes, respectively.

8. 8.

Flashing every 3~5 seconds – receiver powered on and in operation

8. 8.

A valid RF signal has been received

L.1.

Flashing – number shows current channel to be programmed

=. =.

Flash 2 times – new code has been learned or all codes for that channel have been deleted

Slow flashing – in programming mode, shows that the attempted code has previously been learned

Flash 2 times – exit programming mode

0. 0.

lashing

–

in programming

mode, shows the number of codes (0~99) already learned for the selected

channel

P.1.

In output programming mode – number indicates the current mode

0.1.

In output programming mode when either P1 or P5 has been selected

–

number indicates the output time

seconds or minutes, respectively

See "Selector Button Operation,"

below for a description of the

various uses of this button

Selector

Button

Power input

Ch 1 relay

N.O.1

N.C.1

COM1

N.O.2

N.C.2

COM2

Ch 2 relay

– VAC1

VAC2

LED Display

(

915

only

)

8. 8.

The LED indicator displays

• General status – the left dot will

flash every 3~5 when operating

• RF signal received – the right dot

will light when an RF signal is

being received

• TX Code enrollment and deletion

• Display number of codes

programmed

• Output mode programming

See "LED Indicator" below for details.