BIXLR22 Transmitter Instru..

BIXLR22 - GOL
PRG
LD1
LD2
Push PRG
COM
JR2
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
JR3= not used

JR5
JR4
S1
BIXLR22
ANT
JR1
BIXMR2
S1
JR1 JR2
JR3= not used 1
2
JR5
3
JR4
4
ON
OFF
12 V
LD2
CH2
CH4 Wait for 10 s
CH1
CH3
1
2
3
4
OUT1
New GOL4-GOL4C
OUT1
24 V
Push CH
LD1
PRG
OUT2
BIXLR22
BIXMR2 memory
SIG
ANT
SIG
OUT2
COM
IP1852
rev. 2006-10-04
Push PRG for 5 s
Push CH
OUT1 OUT2
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
PRG
Fig. 1
CH1
CH2
Fig. 3
New GOL4
BATTERY
Enter code
CH1
Wait for 10 s
CH2
CH4
CH1
CH3
Stored GOL4
Push CH1+CH2 for 5 s
Fig. 2
Pay attention to polarity
CH2
Push CH1+CH2 for 5 s

CH1
CH2
Push CH
New GOL4C
CH1=0 (DIP=OFF)
CH2=1 (DIP=ON)
CR2032
3V
New GOL4C
Stored GOL4C
Example
Fig. 4
ON
OFF
Fig. 5
L series frequency
Type
Power supply Nr. channels Range
433,92 MHz
Rolling Code 3V=/220 mAh (*)
4
50100 m
433,92 MHz
Fixed Code 3V=/220 mAh (*)
4
50100 m
12V= 20 mA
2
/
BIXLR22
433,92 MHz
/
24V=/~ 20 mA
GOL4
GOL4C
Use CR2032 type batteries or equivalent
Fig. 6
Mem. code nr
/
/
Output
/
/
200
2 relays 1 A/30 V
BIXLR22 - GOL
1. TRANSMITTER
The remote controls of the GOL range are used to activate motorised doors and gates
from a distance, GOL transmitters are compatible with all BIX receivers and with all
control panels with an incorporated receiver.
2. RECEIVER (fig. 1)
The BIXLR22 receivers can be inserted directly in the control panels or in the
card holder base CONT1.
Note: some types of control panels are supplied with the 4-channel receiver already incorporated.
The BIXMR2 memory of the receiver can contain up to 200 transmitters.
Check that the BIXMR2 memory is inserted on the COM connector of the receiver.
Warning: the insertion and extraction of the BIXMR2 memory must be carried out
in the absence of a power supply.
The receivers are equipped with an antenna (rigid wire of 173mm). Alternatively,
it is possible to connect the tuned BIXAL antenna.
To connect the antenna to the receiver, use a coaxial cable, type RG58 (max. 10m).
The antenna must be positioned as high as possible, far from any metal structures.
You can use the ashing lights supplied with a wired antenna.
5. GOL4 LONG DISTANCE MEMORIZATION (fig. 3)

With JR5=ON, the remote programming is enabled. To memorise new transmitters
without using the receiver, press the PRG of a GOL4 transmitter already memorised
for 5 seconds, until the LED comes on (within the range of the receiver) and press
any one of the CH keys of the new transmitter.
Note: be careful not to accidentally memorise the transmitters of your neighbours.
6. CLONING GOL4C (fig. 4)

- Press CH1 and CH2 of a new transmitter simultaneously for 5 seconds; the
red LED comes on.
- Bring the GOL4C transmitter (already memorised) near (see g. 4), and make
a transmission by pressing any one of the CH buttons.
- After three conrmation ashes, you automatically exit the procedure.
Note: it is also possible to carry out the cloning of the BIXLS2 transmitters.
7. CLONING GOL4C USING CODE (fig. 5)

- Press CH1 and CH2 of a new transmitter at the same time and for 5 seconds;
the red LED comes on.
- Insert a 10-gure code, pressing CH1=0 (OFF) or CH2=1 (ON). You have 5
seconds of time between one pressing and the next.
- You exit the procedure automatically after inserting the tenth gure. (The transmitter ashes 3 times)
Note: this procedure makes the GOL4C transmitter equivalent to a BIXLS2 transmitter.
3. SELECTION OF CHANNELS-OUTPUTS (fig.1)

Two of the four transmitter channels must be matched with the two outputs of the
BIXLR22 receiver by means of the following jumpers:
JR1 = output OUT1, activation of LED LD1;
JR2 = output OUT2, activation of LED LD2.
8. CANCELLATION OF TRANSMITTERS FROM MEMORY OF RECEIVER

- Keep pressed the PRG button on the receiver or on the control panel for 3
seconds, until the SIG LED begins to ash.
- To cancel all the transmitters from the memory of the receiver keep the PRG
button pressed again for 3 seconds.
- To cancel a single transmitter, press any one of the CH buttons of the transmitter
to be cancelled.
4. MEMORIZATION GOL4-GOL4C (fig. 2)

- Press the PRG button on the receiver or on the control panel; the SIG indicator
LED lights up.
- Make a transmission by pressing any one of the CH buttons of the transmitter
(within the range of the receiver).
The transmitter is now memorised. During this phase, the SIG indicator LED
ashes. When the LED is again lit up, it is possible to validate another transmitter.
Validate all the new transmitters by making a transmission as indicated.
Note: if JR4=ON, all the channels are memorised. If JR4=OFF, only the channel
key that is pressed is memorised.
- You automatically exit the procedure 10 seconds after the last transmission, or
you can press the PRG button again (the SIG LED goes off).
DITEC ENGLAND
ADSF UK LTD
TEL 08700 434512
Fax 08700 434524
www.adsf.co.uk
Ditec England
IP1852
rev. 2006-10-04
9. BATTERY REPLACEMENT (fig. 6)

Be extremely careful when replacing the battery. Pay attention to the polarities.
Do not handle the battery with pliers or other tools, to avoid the risk of discharge
or explosion.
To ensure an optimum performance, you are advised to replace the battery once
a year, or when you notice a substantial loss of range.
Installer:
DITEC ENGLAND
ADSF UK LTD
TEL 08700 434512
Fax 08700 434524
www.adsf.co.uk

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BIXLR22 - GOL

JR3= not used

Push PRG for 5 s

Push CH1+CH2 for 5 s

Pay attention to polarity

Push CH1+CH2 for 5 s

Use CR2032 type batteries or equivalent

5. GOL4 LONG DISTANCE MEMORIZATION (fig. 3)

6. CLONING GOL4C (fig. 4)

7. CLONING GOL4C USING CODE (fig. 5)

3. SELECTION OF CHANNELS-OUTPUTS (fig.1)

8. CANCELLATION OF TRANSMITTERS FROM MEMORY OF RECEIVER

4. MEMORIZATION GOL4-GOL4C (fig. 2)

9. BATTERY REPLACEMENT (fig. 6)

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