433mhz Mini Wireless Transmitter And Receiver

433mhz Mini Wireless Transmitter And Receiver

• Model:JJ-JS-091
• Frequency: 433.92MHz
• Decode: All decodes  
• Mode:Monostable mode and biastable mode
• Power supply: 12-24V AC/DC
• Memory Capacity: 200 codes
• Temperature: -25 ～+85℃  
• Static current:  5mA+/-2

It is now widely used in motorcycle alarm receiver, electric vehicle alarm receiver, sliding gate receiver, auto gate receiver, sliding door receiver, rolling door receiver, ceiling fan receiver and so on.

Operation

1. Remove the 2 screws on the back of the receiver and lift off the cover.

2. Connect the two power supply wires, one to 12-24V and the other AC/DC.

3. When the power is initiated the LED will light for 1 second and the receiver is ready for instructions.

4. LEARNING CODE:

Press P1 for at least 1 second, the LED will light for 1 second, go off for 1 second and then light again, press any button on the remote, if the code is learnt successfully, the LED will blink; then release the button on the remote, the LED will be OFF. If the remote cannot read the signal, the LED will light for 10 seconds and finish its learning status.

5. PROGRAMMING METHOD:

A. Press P1 once, the LED flashes once and the first channel (monostable) activates.

B. Press P1 twice, the LED flashes twice and the second channel (monostable) activates.

C. Press P1 three times, the LED flashes three times and the first channel (bistable) activates.

D. Press P1 four times, the LED flashes four times and the second channel (bistable) activates.

6. DELETING FUNCTION:

A. Deleting one code: Press P2 for approximately 3 seconds, the LED will light, press the button of the code you no longer require and the code will be deleted.

B. Deleting all codes: Press P2 for 8 seconds or until the LED lights, release the button and the LED will go off, all codes will have been deleted.

7. NOTE:

A. The data for rolling codes is relatively big and will take a little more time to operate the remote than would take with a fixed code.

B. If the same code is entered more than once, only the last code is memorized.