ONE.2WB-MS

433.92 MHz receiver with 12÷28 Vdc / 21÷28 Vac power supply, 2 channels with triple coding: Advanced Rolling Code, Rolling Code and Fixed Code, in box; allows the creation of “master” transmitters to protect the receiver from tampering | Two levels of security can be applied to the system: maximum security with the exclusive use of any transmitter with ARC coding (AK, VA, A series) as master and basic security with the use of TO.GO4-MS series transmitters as master. In this second case, with this specific type of transmitter, it is possible to create copies of the master and assign a different master to each channel, so that up to 4 masters can be managed with a single transmitter | The procedure for converting a transmitter into a master is quick and simple. It is only possible to connect a transmitter set with ARC coding to the role of the master after it has been saved in the receiver. The receiver channels must also be assigned when saving. Slave transmitters that are later enabled by the master to open the system are given the same channel enable as the original master | It is possible to link the role of “master” to up to three remote controls already stored in the receiver, in both selected security levels | Compatible with the Advantouch programmer, once the code of a “master” remote control has been transmitted, it is possible to read or write the list of remote controls, manage the receiver’s memory and activate other remote controls as “master” transmitters by copying their code. The latter function is particularly useful for systems with the highest security level. If the master transmitter is lost, the data can be restored by backing up the receiver via Advantouch and a new transmitter can be programmed with the same code as the lost master transmitter | Adding slave transmitters to operate the automation can be done in two ways: by the remote release procedure using the “master” hand-held transmitter and an AK series transmitter or by physically intervening in the system on site and opening the receiver memory using the master transmitter. This procedure applies both to the use of A, VA and AK series transmitters as masters and to the TO.GO4-MS models