The NOVA is a programmable

receiver for remate control

access systems.

lt offers a cost-effective and simple

way of organising a complex, multi-
user installation
for up to 62 users.

The CENTURION NOVA system incorporates code

hopping technology to offer the ultimate security
in a remote control.

A unique randomly changing code is transmitted

with each operation making it impossible to
duplicate the system.

The receiver uses self learning technology making

it quick and easyto set up.

SELF-LEARNING
MULTI-USER RECE/VER
NOVA RECEIVER _
CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM: lt's so easy to install!
Transmitter:
Each transmitter is uniquely coded at the factory. lt is NOT necessary to open
the transmitter, except when changíng the battery. To replace the REMOVE COVER
battery, rotate the inner casing, and remove from the outer clip. Using a
coin, prise apart the inner casing to expose the battery. Replace with type 1 . lnsert
GP23 or similar. screwdriver
intoslot.
Receiver:
Open the receiver housing by inserting a screwdriver into the slot at the 3. Remove cover
base and twisting (See diagram overleaf).

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1) Locate the "LEARN" pins. WITH POWER ON, bridge the two pins
with the 1 . Mark position of f'.,_�
shunt provided. The red LEO will now illuminate. unit against
2) Press the required button on the transmitter. The red LEO will flash
mounting surface.
once. indicating that the button has been learned as a momentary
2. Using a Smm
button. 11 the red LED flashes rapidly. the memory is full, and the
masonry bit, drill
button cannot be memorised.
3) lffurther buttons are to be memorised, repeatfrom step 2. lf not, hales into mounting
remove the surface
bridgefrom the "LEARN" pins. The system is now readyfor use. 3. Mount the unit using
the fasteners
For latched operation: supplied.
1) Locatethe "ERASE" pins. WITH POWER OFF, bridge the two pins
with the
shunt provided. Power up the unit. The red LEO will now
illuminate. 0
2) Press the required button on the transmitter. The red LEO will flash

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twice, indicating that the button has been learned as a latched WIRING
button. lf the red LEO flashes rapidly, the memory is full, and
the button cannot be memorised. 1 . Use a 6mm drill bit to
3) lffurther buttons are to be memorised, repeatfrom step2. lf not, open the required 0
remove the cable entry hale.
bridgefrom the "ERASE' pins. The system is now readyfor use. 2. Fix cable to wall
using cable
Note:
1) When programming a mu/ti button transmitter to a mu/ti channel saddles.
receiver, button 7 wi// operate channel 7, button 2 channel 2 etc. 3. Seal all hales with
2) The single channel receiver is capable of memorizing up to 62 silicon sealant.
buttons. The mu/ti channel receiver is capable of memorizing
up to 250 buttons

Erasing the memory:

With power on, the memory may be erased by bridging the "ERASE" pins
with
the shunt provided. The red LED will begin to flash. Ouring this time, CONNECTIONS
removing the shunt will cancel the erase process. After twelve flashes, 1 . Supply the unit with 12-24V AC/DC.
the red LED will remain illuminated. Remove the shunt, and the red LEO 2. The output contact is potential free. Sorne applications
will flash rapidly as the memoryis erased. might require an externa! link between NEG and COM.
WARNING: This procedure will remove all existing users from the 3. Extend the antenna wire fully for best results.
system memory. o
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Autolearn mode: (Pulsed operatlon
only)
The receiver can be set into autolearn mode by bridging the "Learn" z
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pins PRIOR to applying power. Each valid signal received in this mode �r CHANNEL
will both actívate the contact, ANO be stored in memory. This is useful RECEIVEA
when setting up systems with a large number of transmitters. The
system can be left in autolearn mode for a period of time, and will
automatically memorise the transmitters as they are used. Removing
the jumper will cancel the autolearn mode. NOTE: When using
autolearn mode, any SMART transmitters in the nearby vicinity will be
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memorised. This MAY include transmitters used in other nearby areas. �r<l 4
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lf a signal is received from an unauthorized button, the red LEO will flash z
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This indicates that the transmitter is functioning, but has not been •
learned into thesystem.
 REPLACE COVER
1 .Hook the top edge of the
cover onto the top of the
unit.
2.Lower the cover and
press securely into
position.

E&OE Centurion Systcms (Pty) Lid reserves thc nght to change products or spcc1hcations withoul prior ncüee.