1-Channel 433 MHz Receiver with Self-Learning Code – Kit

Self-learning 1-channel receiver, operating at 434MHz and compatible with Emylo remote controls. Lets you control a receiver with up to 10 different transmitters. Fitted with a relay output, the device supports both monostable and bistable operation.

SKU 7100-FT1702KEAN 8219671093019Item type: Assembled

Description

1-channel radio control based on the CY121 receiver module operating at 434MHz. This versatile device allows an electrical circuit to be switched either in monostable mode (for as long as the transmitter button is pressed) or in bistable mode (the output toggles with each coded signal).

Designed for the remote control of electrical devices, the radio control uses a self-learning coding system. An intuitive procedure allows the receiver to be paired with up to 10 different transmitters, storing their codes and linking them to the device’s single output.

The coding used is 24-bit, compliant with Emylo remote controls, listed among the related products.

The kit is supplied with assembly instructions. Soldering required.

solder-it-yourself kit system

The CY121 radio receiver module
Ricevitore 1 canale 434 MHz
Circuit diagram (click on the image to enlarge)
Ricevitore 1 canale 434 MHz

Technical details

Supply voltage 12 Vcc
Max current draw 40 mA
Operating frequency 434 MHz
Number of outputs 1
Output mode monostable and bistable
Can be paired with 10 transmitters or buttons
Coding 24-bit Emylo

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