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TRAP Series

DS TRAP-10

Applications

• General Purpose Remote Switching

• Industrial switching, conveyors,

machinery, pumps

• Clay Pigeon Release

• Most known Lighting types (LED,

fluorescent, halogen, tungsten, xenon).

Features

• 1 - 4 Channels Each Rated1KW

• Map any Tx Switch to Any RX O/P

• Relay Changeover Contacts Rated 5A

@ 230Vac (1KW)

• 868 / 918MHz FM Technology

Transmitter

• IP66 Rated

• Powered from 3 x AAA Batteries

• LED Acknowledgment Back from Rx

• Continuous / State change Transmit

Receiver

• 6-32Vac/dc Supply

• Waterproof Receiver (IP68)

• Outputs Momentary or Latching

• Optional Rx Acknowledge back to

Transmitter

• Optional External Antenna mount

• Systems supplied ’ready to Go’

Description

A versatile general purpose Remote Control System for many different applications.

Housed in a rugged IP68 weatherproof enclosure, The TRAP system is ideally suited to any

outside Remote switching. Receivers have 4 relay outputs, using the ‘easy-learn’ process

each output can be controlled from one or many switches form one or many transmitters.

2KM Range Rugged Remote Control

TRAP Remote Controls

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Ordering Information

Part Number Description

FIREFLY -TX-IPKIT ’O’ Ring, Seals Transmitter to IP68

Additional Transmitters

Transmitters ship with Lanyard

Custom Systems

To create a custom transmitter can be as simple as

a just a custom Sticker!

Please contact Sales for further info.

Additional Receivers

Transmitter 868MHz

Version

918MHz

Version

1 Switch TRAP-8T1 TRAP-9T1

2 Switch TRAP-8T2 TRAP-9T2

4 Switch TRAP-8T4 TRAP-9T4

16 Switch

(8Sw+Shift Key) TRAP-8T16 TRAP-9T16

Description Receiver

Power Supply

868MHz

Version

918Hz

Version

System 1 channel TRAP-8S1 TRAP-9S1

12-30Vac or dc

System 4 channel TRAP-8S4 TRAP-9S4

System 1 channel 230Vac TRAP-8S1M N/A

System 2 channel TRAP-8S2M N/A

Description Receiver

Power Supply

868MHz

Version

918MHz

Version

Receiver 4 channel 12-30Vac or dc TRAP-8R4 TRAP-9R4

Receiver 2 channel 230Vac TRAP-8R2M TRAP-9R2M

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Installation

Below is a simple example showing one possible way to wire a relay in order to give switched power

to an external load:

When the relay is energised the ‘COM’ connects to ’NO’ and power is applied to the Load.

1. Open the enclosure by removing fixing screws from the enclosure

2. Remove the antenna and slide out the circuit board.

3. Connect the power supply screw terminals 12-32V ac or dc to the supply terminals.

4. Wire your desired connections to the relay switches

5. Once all required wiring is complete, use the handheld transmitter to switch the outputs.

6. Change the output functions to latching, / Momentary Operation.

Relay

LOAD

12V

COM

Supply

Terminals

TRAP-RX

Relay

COM

Live in

Switched

live out

1 2

FUSE 4A 230Vac

L N E

AC 230V MAINS IN

Relay2 Relay1

NO COM NC

Antenna

Reed Sw

(Magnet

operated

Switch)

Jumper Links

12-30V Version 230Vac Version

Receiver Operation - Relay Outputs

The TRAP system provides changeover relay switches each capable of switching up to 1.2KW

(5A @ 230V). Each relay is independent and separately controlled. Each output relay provides

an isolated switch. Connections are Common (COM), Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed

(NC).

COM

Relay Connections when

Transmitter NOT Operating

COM

Relay Connections when

Transmitter OPERATING

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Receiver Configuration

The link pins LK1 and LK2 set the action of the relays

1/2sec Mom = Relay will operate for 1/2sec

Mom = Relay will operate for as long as transmitter switch operated

Latch = Relay will toggle ON/OFF on each transmitter button press

Link Positions Switch relays

LK1 LK2 RLY 1 RLY 2 RLY 3 RLY 4

Open Open 1/2sec

Mom

1/2sec

Mom

1/2sec

Mom

1/2sec

Mom

Closed Open Mom Mom Latch Latch

Open Closed Mom Mom Mom Mom

Closed Closed Latch Latch Latch Latch

Link Pins

LK1

LK2

Link Positions Switch relays

LK1 LK2 RLY 1 RLY 2

Open Open 1/2sec Mom 1/2sec Mom

Closed Open Mom Mom

Open Closed Latch Mom

Closed Closed Latch Latch

230Vac Version

Link Cap is placed

Vertically

LK1

LK2

Link Pins

LED s

RF Receive

RF Transmit

LEARN

12-30V Version

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Transmitter Operation

Press any of the switches to operate. The Transmitter will

auto sleep between operations to save power

The LED’s indicate the following:

RF Transmit

The GREEN LED operates when transmitting an RF

signal

RF Acknowledge (if configured) :

After RF Transmission if acknowledge is configured

the GREEN LED will Flash at high speed to indicate

that an acknowledgment has successfully been re-

ceived back form the receiver

The RED LED will Flash at high speed to indicate that

an acknowledgment has not been received back form

the receiver

Low Battery:

Low Battery LED illuminates for 3 seconds after each operation

Low

Battery RF Acknowledge

From Receiver

(Green / Red LED)

RF Transmit

(Green LED)

SET

Switch

Antenna

LED1

LED2

LED3

Flashes

constantly

in setup

Configuring Modes of Operation

To configure the modes of operation, undo the six en-

closure fixing screws to access the internal circuit

board.

The SET switch is used to configure the operating

modes

The Following Modes can be configured

1. Acknowledgement back from the Receiver

2. Continuous or State Change Transmission

Transmitter Factory Default Settings

1. Acknowledgement OFF

2. Continuous or Transmission

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Press SET Sw

LED1

flashes 2x

Press SET Sw To select

LED1 OFF:

STATE Change

LED1 ON:

Continuous

After selecting wait for

timeout

Wait 3 Seconds

LED 1 & 2

Flash 1x, then

LED1 is either

ON or OFF

indicating current

Status

Press SET Sw

LED1

flashes 1x

Press SET Sw To select

LED1 OFF:

Acknowledgement OFF

LED1 ON:

Acknowledgement ON

After selecting wait for

timeout

Wait 3 Seconds

LED 1 & 2

Flash 1x, then

LED1 is either

ON or OFF

indicating current

Status

Configure Transmitter to request Acknowledge from

Receiver

Acknowledgement Feature provides the user with LED indication that the

receiver has successfully received the transmitters signal.

When activated the Transmitter includes an acknowledgement request

from the receiver within each radio transmission.

The response from the receiver is indicated on the transmitter via the

RED / GREEN LEDs.

RF Acknowledgment from Receiver - Warning!

When Acknowledgement is ON, TRAP Transmitter requests an RF signal

back from the receiver. Whilst in theory if an RF signal can be transmitted

one way then it can be returned, in practice occasionally the received

acknowledgement many not penetrate as well as the transmitted signal.

When a switch button is operated TRAP will transmit a “Button Down”

RF Transmission

When a switch button is released TRAP will transmit a “Button Up” RF

Transmission

Continuous Transmit

TRAP repeat transmits “button Down” in short bursts for as long as

switch button is pressed.

If the Acknowledgment is ON the receiver will reply after each RF

transmission burst.

This is ideally suited to momentary operation where the receiver out-

put needs to be active as long as the user presses down a TRAP But-

ton .

State Change Transmit

TRAP transmits an RF transmission only when the switch button is

pressed or released (i.e. a state change).

On each of these “state changes” TRAP transmits upto 4 transmis-

sions, or, “RF packets” (which can be seen by the GREEN LED flashing

upto 4 times,

If the Acknowledgment is ON the receiver will reply immediately.

After receiving an Acknowledgment the TRAP will cease sending any

remaining of the 4 transmissions.

To Set Continuous or State Change RF Transmissions

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With this system, you can pair together any individual trans-

mitter switch with any receiver relay switch. Without opening

either enclosure:

1. Remove the green transmitter rubber over-boot

2. Briefly (~1 second) place the transmitter next to the re-

ceiver in the position shown and then remove it.

3. The receiver will buzz once (One buzz means the receiver

unit is ready to allocate a transmitter to relay output 1)

To select relay output 2, 3 o 4, briefly place the trans-

mitter again so that the Buzzer Buzzes to indicate the

Relay output 2,3, or 4.

4. Press the switch on the transmitter which you wish to

pair

5. The receiver will buzz twice to confirm pairing

6. Repeat for any additional transmitter switches

NOTE: Each receiver has a maximum memory for up to 28

pairings, these can be from any switches on any transmitters

Advanced operation - Pairing a Transmitter Button

1. Hold the transmitter in the position shown in position for ~10 seconds.

2. The receiver will sound a long buzz to confirm all Transmitters are erased

Advanced operation - Erasing Receiver

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Connecting an External Antenna

An External Antenna maybe connected into

connector ANT2. A direct plug in coax Cable is

available to convert this to Standard SMA type

connector

Antenna : ANT-GSM5WM

• Wall mount antenna

• 3m cable

• Wall Mount Whip Antenna

• Active gain: +5dB

• RG58 Connecting Lead

• SMA Connector

CBA-UFLSMA

Push fits onto the External antenna Connector and

provides a panel mount SMA connector which ena-

ble many types of antenna to be connected.

Antenna : ANT-PUKDB

• Rugged “PUCK” Screw Fix Mount

• +2dBi Gain

• Omni directional Antenna

• 1.5metres RG174 Cable

• SMA Male Connector

• M14 Screw Fix connector

External Antenna

Connector (ANT2)

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Technical specifications

Transmitters: TRAP-Transmitter

Enclosure Rating: Standard IP65 (upgradeable to IP68)

Battery Type: 3 x AAA (supplied)

Battery Life: 2 years @ approx. 50 1/2second presses p/day

Dimensions: 90 x 54 x 27 mm

Changing the Battery: Remove the six enclosure screws. Remove 2 battery compartment screws and re-

place batteries, taking care of cables and battery polarity

Mechanical Dimensions:

(All dimensions in mm)

Electrical Characteristics Min Typical Max Units

Supply Voltage 3.3 4.5 6 V

Supply Current mA

Frequency:

869.500

918.000

MHz

FSK Deviation 868MHz

918MHz

500

KHz

RF Output Power (ERP) - 15.5 17 dBm

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Technical specifications

Receiver Decoder: TRAP-Receiver

Enclosure Rating: IP68

Dimensions: 130 x 112 x 42 mm (not including antenna)

Operating Temperature: -10 to +50o Celsius.

*The relay contacts in this unit are for functional use only and must not be used for isolation purposes

Electrical Characteristics MIN TYPICAL MAX DIMENSION

Supply Voltage 6 32 Vdc or ac

Supply Voltage for 230Vac 230 Vac

Relay Rating* (230Vac) 5 12 A

Supply Current at Vsupply 12V

Quiescent

All relays operating*

175

Time delay from Tx on Switch to Rx Relay operation 26 mS

Time delay from Tx sw relax to Rx Relay release 26 mS

50.00

59.00 46.00

82.00

10.00

All Dimensions in mm

Mechanical Dimensions

100

Measurements in mm drawing not to scale

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