Multi-frequency universal receiver has 2 optoisolated outputs, with 40V and 50-100mA capability, and can be supplied from 7Vdc to 36Vdc, and from 7Vac to 27Vac.
Frequency can be setup easily using the Prog button, as like as the output that can be configured, indipendently for each channel, to hold-to-run, bistable, bistable ON/OFF and timer from 0.5s to 60 minutes.
It supports up to 1000 different remote controls in the same receiver, both fixed and rolling code, AM and FM: the maximum number depends by the code length.
Also, it can receive in one or two different frequencies, even with different modulations: for example it can be programmed to manage remote controls working in both AM 433.92 MHz and FM 868.8 MHz.
Creasol UniRec12 can be used to control an electronic board with two pushbutton inputs, or two electronic boards with one pushbutton input/each: for example it can be used to replace non-working receiver in a garage / gate motor driver, or to add a different set of remote controls to an old automation working on low frequencies or using different codings.
Using your existing remote control, it's possible for example to:
- open your garage door or gate, using the existing electronic board and receiver;
- control other different automations by using one channel of Creasol UniRec12.
This device is not suitable to control power loads such as garden lights, motors, pump: in this case it's possible to use Creasol UniRec2.
The product is made in Europe, provided in a nice transparent resealable recyclable clamshell, with instructions printed in several languages.
We also offer any customization to companies that like to purchase at least 100pcs: please send inquiry by email to
Features
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Can be supplied from 7 to 36Vdc and from 7 to 27Vac.
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Frequency selected by the user: 433.42, 433.92, 434.15, 434.42, 868.3, 868.5, 868.8, 315*, 288*, 300*, 303*, 306*, 310*, 318*, 330*, 390*, 403.55*, 418* MHz. Frequencies marked with * cannot be used inside EU. The frequency of the remote control must be stable, so it does not work with remote controls without crystal or saw resonator (some bad remote controls operating around 300 MHz)!
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OOK (AM) and FSK (FM) modulation is supported: FM with 2 different deviation value, 12.5 KHz and 25 KHz; AM with standard and narrow bandwidth (higher sensitivity)
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Twin frequencies receiver: if the user selects two frequencies/modulations, it can receive remote controls transmitting in those two frequencies, for example both 433.92 MHz OOK and 868.5 MHz FSK, or 868.3MHz OOK and 315MHz OOK, or any combination of frequencies / modulations as needed.
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Works with a wide range of remote controls which transmit fixed or rolling code. See the compatibility table.
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Manages different types of remote controls in the same time.
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It's possible to learn one or more "master remote controls" that can be use just to enable learning for 10s without the need to access the receiver to press the Prog button.
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Low voltage and current contact rating: Switch1 output supports up to 40Vdc 50mA, while Switch2 output supports up to 40V, DC or AC, and 100mA.
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Wide output configurations: hold-to-run, bistable, bistable ON/OFF (1 remote control button to activate output, another button to disable output), timer from 250ms to 15 minutes.
Documentation
- Instructions manual for UniRec12 receiver
- Application notes that show our products in brief and some examples/schematics, in PDF format
Universal receiver application notes
Click to find several application notes!
Connecting UniRec1 or UniRec12 to a Hoermann / Berner GA 103 motor operator
The following scheme shows how to connect UniRec1 or UniRec12 to a Hormann or Berner motor driver: in this way it's possible to use other types of remote controls to open the garage door. It's very useful when users want to open more different automations (garage door, traffic barrier, gate, ...) by using a single type of remote controls.
Connecting a relay to UniRec1 or UniRec12 (not recommended: UniRec2 is better for this use)
It's possible to control an external relays connected to UniRec1 or UniRec12 in this way, with a protecting diode: anyway we suggest to use UniRec2 that already includes 2 relays with 5A capability with the output contact already protected from overvoltage and overcurrent.
