FMR15108
Eight-Channel 151MHz Receiver with Open Collector Outputs

Features
• Wide supply connection – 11.0 to 28.0 Volts AC/DC
• Highly sensitive receiver input stage.
• Outputs can be operated simultaneously.
• Crystal controlled for high stability and performance.
• Uses micro-controller technology that can be re-programmed to suit unique applications.
• Momentary, flip-flop and latching output modes is user-selectable.

Application
• Pump Control
• Long distance panic button
• On/Off applications in agricultural devices
• Security alarm
• Basic Telemetry eg. Water level indication

 


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Description
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Technical Data
Block Diagram
Application Notes

 

Description

FMR15108 can be used in noisy environment and is least affected by electrical interference. This makes FMR15108 an ideal choice for use in heavy industrial environment.

Case

The FMR15108 can be supplied without a case, this allows the receiver to be integrated according to your needs.

The C160 case and QM100 mounting bracket can be used to enclose the FMR15108 receiver. The receiver with a case is known as a FMR15108E.

Different Modes for each Output
Modes are user selectable from the 4-way dip switch, shown below.

DIP Switch Mode Settings
The output relay will respond in the following manner when receiving the correct signal from a transmitter
"All Momentary": Relay on, only while correct signal is received
"All Flip-Flop": Outputs alternate at every correct incoming signal
"Momentary & Flip-Flop": Outputs 1-4 are momentary & 5-8 are flip-flop
"Latching on": Outputs will be on until supply to receiver is momentarily interrupted
"Momentary & Flip-Flop": Outputs 1-6 are momentary & 7-8 are flip-flop
"Momentary & Flip-Flop": Outputs 1-2 are momentary & 3-8 are flip-flop
"Momentary & Flip-Flop": Outputs 1-3 are momentary & 4-8 are flip-flop
"Latching on": Output 1 is latching & 2-8 are momentary
"Latching on": Output 1-7 is latching & 8 is momentary.
Mode added on 21/05/07

Coding
The 12 way dip switch on the receiver sets the 12 bit unique code for the system.  This has to be matched to that on the transmitter.

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FMR15101
1-Channel
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2-Channel
FMR15101240
1- Channel 240VAC Supply
FMR15102240
2- Channel 240VAC Supply


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FMR15104
4- Channel
FMR15108
8- Channel
FMR1510824
8-Channel, 12V Supply
FMR1510824
8-Channel, 24V Supply

Technical Data

Supply Voltage

11.0 to 28.0 Volts AC/DC.
Can use Elsema 12-volt AC power pack (PP12)
Supply lines should be less than 3 metres long to comply with radio frequency authorities

Current Consumption

10mA Standby at 12VDC, 30mA if all outputs “On”

Receiver Type

Single Conversion Superheterodyne

Receiving Frequency

151.6MHz (8 selectable frequencies within 150.900 - 151.600MHz with 100KHz spacing avaliable).

Oscillation System

VCO with 10ppm crystal controlled reference oscillator

Operating Temperature Range

-5 to 50°C

IF Frequency

10.7MHz

Selectivity

Better than -6dB at ±25kHz

Type of Demodulation

Narrow-Bandwidth Frequency Modulation (FM)

Occupied Bandwidth

25kHz at -20dB

Outputs

Eight Open Collectors (See chart for Collector Currents)

Chart indicates that eight outputs can be ON simultaneously with each output collector current being 125mA. Outputs can hold 50 Volts in “Off” state.

Connection

Supply, Antenna & Outputs - Screw type terminal block

Antenna

50Ω, 151MHz Antenna, Elsema ANT151M for maximum performance
A piece of approximately 1metre wire can be used for short range applications

Dimensions

90 X 70 X 15 mm

Mounting Hole Size

3.97mm or 5/32”

Weight

83g

Useable Transmitters FMT15101E, FMT15102E, FMT15104E, FMT15108E (with correct setting on the dip switch). See Transmitter datasheet for details.

Useable Operating Range

Up to 5000 metres, depending on installation and type of antenna used. Recommended Antenna is Elsema ANT151M

Block Diagram

Application Notes

Care should be taken with the solid-state outputs that they are protected from inductive loads. This is done by connecting diodes across your DC inductive load.

Inductive loads such as DC relays must be clamped with a diode across the relay coil. If this is not done the spikes generated by the DC relay will lock-up the receiver. When a lock-up occurs you will need to remove the power and re-connect it.

 


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