ONE.2WB-MS

Triple encoding type receiver for the creation of “master” transmitters. This function allows to turn in master a maximum of three remote controls already present in memory only when the receiver is set in ARC coding type. These transmitters become “keys” that are required to store new transmitters in a specific installation.

ONE.2WB-MS

FAQ

Is there only one kind of master transmitter?

No, there are two different options to create master transmitters according to the security level you want to achieve. Highest security, master transmitters cannot be duplicated, and basic security, master transmitters can be duplicated countless times. In the first case, all Benincà transmitters with ARC encoding system (A, VA or AK series) can be used as master transmitters. In order to become master transmitters, they must be set up with ARC coding and, once turned into masters, they will not command the automation any more, but they will become real, unique access keys to the receiver of the system; it is not possible to make copies. Maximum 3 master transmitters can be memorised in each receiver. In case of basic security, by using some special transmitters of the TO.GO4-MS series, after memorising the transmitters in the receiver, it is possible to duplicate the transmitter turned into master as many times as you want. The duplicated transmitter is an exact copy of the master, even in this case the limit of maximum 3 different master transmitters in each receiver does not change. Each TO.GO4-MS transmitter, through a procedure similar to the one of the AK transmitters, allows learning the code of maximum 4 master transmitters (each button can be associated to a different master).

Is it possible to use the same master transmitter in different installations?

Yes, but we recommend using different master transmitters in the installations, especially when the receivers are located within the range of the transmitters. In these cases, the use of the transmitter enabled by the master could activate a different receiver from the one in the installation concerned. If you want to use the same master transmitter, it is advisable to consider the signal range namely at least 500 m as a safe limit.

Can the master transmitter be used to operate the automation?

No, once memorised, the master transmitter becomes a real key for the memorisation of new transmitters and is no more enabled to command the automations.

How can slave transmitters be enabled through the use of the master transmitter?

There are two possibilities, the first one implies the physical presence in the installation. Through the master transmitter, a signal is sent to the control unit allowing the memorisation of the transmitter we want to memorise. The second one concerns the remote enabling procedure, by using the master transmitter and a transmitter of the AK series it is possible to memorise a new transmitter without having access to the installation.

Can the master transmitter have any encoding systems?

In order to memorise the master transmitters, it is necessary to set up the ARC encoding system in the receiver. It is not possible to use the master transmitter and the slave function with fixed code or HCS encoding system.

If the master transmitter is lost, is it possible to reset the memory of the receiver?

Yes, of course, it is possible to reset the whole memory and start the programming again.

Once the new transmitter has been memorised as slave in the receiver, does it command both channels?

Only if the master transmitter was enabled to command both channels, otherwise the slave transmitter will operate only the channel originally commanded by the master. This also concerns the creation of other slave transmitters through the remote procedure with a transmitter of the AK series. If a transmitter TO.GO4-MS is used as master, the duplication process of the master transmitter will follow the same logic. The new master transmitter will be enabled for the same channels of the original master.

Is there a maximum number of master transmitters that can be memorised in the receiver?

Yes, in each receiver, it is possible to memorise maximum 3 master transmitters. By using the new transmitter TO.GO4-MS, it is possible to duplicate the master transmitter countless times, making in this way more copies of the same master: the receiver will not distinguish the copies of the original master, consequently all the copies will not take up further space in the memory. The duplication can be carried out only after the memorisation of the transmitter and its enablement as master.