Controlled Products Systems Group 8057-081 - Manual

Stand-Alone Power and Device Wiring : Connect 12 - 24 Volt AC or DC power to
terminals #1 and #2. Use minimum 18 AWG wire to power the receiver.
• If DC power is used (Transformer): Terminal #1 is NEGATIVE and Terminal #2 is POSITIVE.
• Connect the receiver relay contacts to the device to be activated.
- Receiver Terminal #3 is the relay contact Normally OPEN (N.O.)
- Receiver Terminal #4 is the relay contact Normally CLOSED (N.C.)
- Receiver Terminal #5 is the relay contact Common (C).
MODEL 8057 MicroCLIK ™ RF RECEIVER
Installation
Receiver Terminal Wiring
DoorKing Part Numbers
The model 8057 RF Receiver is designed for use with MicroCLIK™ transmitters. The receiver can store 10 facility codes and 50 to
16,000 unique transmitter codes depending on the model selected. It is also programmed to recognize only certain transmitter
buttons.
The 8057 has a built in programming keypad allowing transmitter codes to be block coded or individually added/deleted to its
memory. It is a stand alone receiver that activates a built-in dry contact form “C” relay when a programmed transmitter code is
received. The received code MUST match the programmed “Facility Code”, “Transmitter Code”, and “Transmitter Button Code”
before the receiver relay will activate.
The MicroCLIK™ system is compatible with
the HomeLink system found in many
automobiles.
This receiver is NOT designed to be installed outdoors without being protected from the weather. An outdoor enclosure is available for the receiver
if required (P/N 8057-110 - Metal Outdoor Box).
Install the 8057 receiver in a location so the antenna is NOT surrounded by metal and is in free air as high as possible above the ground.
A longer Coax Antenna kit is available for the receiver if required (P/N 1514-073 - Includes antenna, mounting “L” bracket and 15 feet of coax
cable).
The RF LED on the side of the case will blink as RF energy is received. If the LED blinks or is on continuously, this indicates that there may be
interference on the frequency (318 MHz) and short range may be the result. If this happens, try relocating the receiver or remove the source of
interference.
Note: Loop detectors and proximity card readers can cause receiver interference.
120 Glasgow Avenue
Inglewood, California 90301 U.S.A.
To Receiver Terminal #1 (Neg.)
To Receiver Terminal #2 (Pos.)
12-24 Volt
Transformer
P/N 8066-080 P/N 8067-080 P/N 8068-080
From “Low Voltage Common”
From “Radio Open”
From “Circuit Board” Power
1 Butto
n
2 Butto
n
3 Butto
n
MicroCLIK™ Transmitters
Gate Operator: Connect the
3 wires from the gate operator
as indicated.
To Receiver Terminal #1
To Receiver Terminal #2
To Receiver Terminal #3
DC Polarity Matters!
Removable receiver
terminal for easy wiring.
8057-081
50 Transmitter Codes
8057-082
100 Transmitter Codes
8057-083
250 Transmitter Codes
8057-084
500 Transmitter Codes
8057-085
1000 Transmitter Codes
8057-086
5000 Transmitter Codes
8057-088
16,000 Transmitter Codes
F Connector
Coax Antenna Kit
(Included)
18” Coax Cable
3
2
1
6
5
4
9
8
7
#
0
*
8
7 0
*
9
#
2
1
3
5
4
6
Master Cod
e B
utton
(See
nex
t page)
1 2
3 4
5 6 7
8
Receiver
Terminal RF LED
#1 - Input Power 12-24 Volt AC, 12-24 Volt DC (Negative)
#2 - Input Power 12-24 Volt AC, 12-24 Volt DC (Positive)
#3 - Relay Contact (Normally Open)
#4 - Relay Contact (Normally Closed)
#5 - Relay Contact (Common)
#6-8 - Not Used
Terminals 3-4-5
rated for 30 volt,
1 amp max.