IST236R01.4851 Rev00 OX4T:Layout 1 - Nice-service.com

EN• ENABLING (or disabling) THE “REPEATER”FUNCTION[with Obox]This function is used to enable/disable the option on thereceiver for repetition via radio of the command receiver, routingit to a second receiver. Using two receivers, one of whichwith the “Repeater” function enabled, an automation can becontrolled from a greater distance to that normally covered bya normal receiver-transmitter system.This function is only available if receivers are associated withtransmitters using the “O-code” encoding system.This function is disabled by default. To obtain this function, itmust be enabled on both the “repeater” receiver and therequired transmitters.• ENABLING (or disabling) MANAGEMENT OFTRANSMITTER KEY RELEASE[with Obox]This function is used to enable/disable the option on thereceiver synchronise the release of a key on a transmitter with“O-Code” encoding and the response of an automation tothis action. Normally, when a command is sent, the manoeuvreis not stopped immediately on release of the key but aftera very brief interval (pre-set). Activation of this function enablesinstant response of the automation on release of the key. Thisfunction is disabled by default.• ENABLING (or disabling) COMMAND DELIV-ERY ON THE “T4 BUS” NETWORK[with Oview]This function is used to enable/disable the option on thereceiver for receiving and/or sending radio codes via theBusT4 cable. On systems using this type of connection, if theautomation needs to be controlled at a distance greater thanthat normally covered by the receiver-transmitter system, thisfunction can be enabled on receivers (at least 2) to increasethe radio transmission range; in this case the first receiverreceives the command “via radio” and re-transmits it via theBus cable to the destination receiver (which has memorisedthe code of the transmitter that has sent the command). Thisfunction is disabled by default.• EXECUTING A COMMAND SENT FROMTRANSMITTERS IN THE SAME FAMILY[with Obox]To program transmitters with Obox, each transmitter can beinserted in one or more “families” (up to 4 groups).When the receiver receives a command, it first checks towhich the transmitter it belongs; if its family is enabled at thattime, the receiver controls the outputs otherwise the commandis blocked and indicated by means of an orange flashof the led.The family groups are formed using Obox, while use of thegroups is managed by other devices such as Oview. In particular,this can enable/disable operation of group of transmitterswithin specific set time bands.12