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Optional RF110FK Fascia Kit

An option fascia kit is available to allow customers to

personalise their keyfob or to match corporate colours

etc. Each kit is supplied with 7 different coloured facias

which have been pre-installed onto top covers.

To change a fascia simply remove the screw from the

back of the keyfob, lift off the existing top cover and

fascia then replace with the new colour. Note keyfob

rubber keymats are not supplied with the kits.

Figure 10: RF110FK Colour Fascia Kit

RF121 Outputs

Each RF121 Base Station includes 4 relays that can be

used to increase the number of programmable outputs

available on the system.

Outputs can be used to operate LED indicators, control

garage doors, lighting, sprinklers, pumps, air condition-

ing or door strikes etc.

RF121 Output Allocations

Address Setting

Module

Number

SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4

1 =

OFF OFF OFF OFF

2 =

ON OFF OFF OFF

3 =

OFF ON OFF OFF

4 =

ON ON OFF OFF

Up to 4 x RF Base Stations can be installed. You can

use a mixture of RF120 and RF121 units.

Table 4: RF121 Address Configuration and Output Allocations

Please note that when using the RF121 you cannot

assign the same address to a CM710 Relay Module

Note

or CM705 Universal Expander Module. You should

assign these to higher module numbers.

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P/N: RF120-RF121IRG Rev 1.30

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Output Number

9 to 12

13 to 16

17 to 20

21 to 24

Programming

Output programming options are fully detailed in the

control panel installation manual and quick reference

guides. The following sequence outlines the correct

output programming procedure.

1) Program the Output Name

Output names are used to simplify programming, user

interaction and reporting.

2) Select the Output Event Type

Over 60 different event types are available to suit a vari-

ety of applications.

3) Program the Output Event Assignment

Assigns the output to a specific user, zone, area or door

assignment etc.

4) Select the required Output Polarity

Configures how the output behaves (eg. Operates for

fixed period of time, pulses etc).

5) Program the Output Time Parameter

Sets how long the output will turn on or off for.

6) Select any required Output Options

Defines various options including to display or not dis-

play a trouble event when the output device is missing

etc.

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