Technical Data - Beninca BE.CODE Guide Rapide

TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply
Range without obstacles
Operating frequency
Operating temperature
Number of storable codes
Protection level
Overall dimensions
Wall installation (Fig. 2)
BE.CODE can be applied to wall through wash-
ers and plugs supplied.
WARNING: As the various programming phases
require an access to the radio receiver of the
system, it is advisable to fix the keypad to wall
only after programming all functions.
The IP55 protection level permits to use the
keypad also on walls that are not protected
against weather agents. It is however advisable,
whenever possible, to apply the system on a
protected wall.
In any case, it is mandatory to apply the G
gasket between wall and container.
1 Open the container by loosening the screw
H.
2 Apply the bottom of the container to wall
by using either the two plugs T and the two
screws C, if a masonry support is provided,
or self-tapering screws, if a metal support of
provided: in any case, use a fixing suitable
to the support.
3 Close the container.
How to replace the batteries (Fig. 3)
Open the container by removing the screw H,
Fig.2.
A battery removable cover is supplied on the
rear part, fixed with the two screws Y, Figure
3.
Always replace both batteries with a new bat-
terie CR123A, taking care of poles.
Duration of the batterie
The battery life always depends on the fre-
quency of use. The following table indicates
the indicative life of batteries according to
One 3V lithium battery (Li)
CR123A (1400mAh)
100m
433,92 MHz
-20°C / +70°C
254
IP55
see Fig.1
their use:
No. of activations/day *
190
220
270
350
*Activations of around 10 seconds
**Average temperature: 25°C
PROGRAMMING
Before proceeding to the programming of the
system, some aspects of the operating princi-
ples must be highlighted.
Before programming, carefully read all instruc-
tions.
Access password
The programming of the device is protected
by an access password which should be im-
mediately customized.
The factory-preset password is 123456.
Take note of the new password and keep
it in a safe place for future uses. If the
password is lost, the device will have to be
entirely reset, and all memorised codes will
be removed.
Father Code / Child Code
BE.CODE behaves substantially as a standard
radio transmitter. It sends the receiver a code
which is similar to the code that is sent by
pocket remote controls.
For an easier management of the system,
BE.CODE can store various digital codes from
the numeric keypad and match them to one
single radio code.
111111
222222
333333
444444
555555
In this example, the "Father" code 999999
is matched to various "Child" codes
(1111111/222222/etc.). In this way, new Child
codes can be included at any moment by acting
directly on BE.CODE, without having access to
the receiver.
In any case, the Father code must be stored in
Foreseen battery life** (years)
7
6
5
4
9999999
11