dtm HID 868 User manual
terminals description
P4 P3 P2 P1
control inputs
COM
common
terminal
of buttons
terminals
not used
LED
P1 button
GENERALINFORMATION
Battery-poweredradio transmitterHID 868is designedfor mountinginside installationboxes.
By attaching a temporary connector (eg. Roller shutter, bell) it can be integrated with any alarm installations, gate
automation,smart homeinstallations equippedwith DTM868MHzradioreceiver.
Small housing gives complete freedom to choose the place of installation. First channel button placed on the
housingallows tocheck device'sradio range before mounting.
SPECIFICATIONS
4numberof channels 4
4inputtype NO
4battery CR2032
4lowbattery signalling yes
4frequency 868MHz
4maximumrange 250m
4effectiveradiated power to 10mW
4variablecoding 104-bit IRS
4operatingtemperature -20°C/ +55°C
4degreeof protection IP-20
4dimensions 44x37x22mm
4weight 25g
4system DTM868MHz
operating manual v. 1.1
BUILT-IN 4 CHANNEL R A D IO TRANSMITTER
HID 868
Fig. 1 HID 868 view.
LED
PRZYCISK P1
made in Poland
P4
COM
P2 P1
P3
P4 P3
P2
P1
HID868
NADAJNIK 4-KANAŁOWY
installation box
P4
COM
P2 P1
P3
P4 P3 P2 P1
HID868
NA DAJ N IK 4- K ANA ŁO W Y
LED
PRZYCISK P1
made in Poland
1.Transmitterinstallation
Start with checking radio range of the transmitter. To check radio range register P1 button to receiver,
according to its manual. Place the transmitter in a assembly destination place, press P1 button and check if the
receiver responds properly. If radio range is sufficient for stable operation of the equipment, connect button(s)
betweencommon terminalCOM and selected P1...P4 input.
Exampleof installingis shown in Figure 2.
After connecting and checking operation of all components install mechanically and re-check the operation of the
equipment.
Whenchecking radiorange, bothreceiver and transmitter mustbe placedon destinationplace.
2.Transmitterusage
To control the transmitter press connected momentary push-buttons which emits a radio signal to receiver.
Eachtransmitter activationis indicatedby LEDplaced onthe transmittercontrol panel(Fig. 1).
Thecontrol inputsP1...P4 are functionally equivalentto standardremote buttons.
3. Low battery signalling
Transmitter has a low battery signalling function. If, after using the transmitter LED blinks three times,
changethe battery.
Fig. 2 HID 868 exemplary installation diagram.
momentery
button NO
HID 868 transmitter
4.Changing the battery
Toreplace battery:
4disconnectwires fromscrew terminals;
4liftpanel withP1 buttonnot to damage the sticker, fig.3a-1;
4pullout theelectronics board,fig.3a-2;
4ejectbattery fromthe basketusingnon-conductive narrow object, fig.3b;
4put new battery in the basket, positive pole of the battery must face metal
basket,fig.3c;
4insert electronics board so that the screw terminals are accessible through the
holesin thecover, fig.3d-1;
4edge of electronics board placed correctly must hit between two stabilizing pins
afterclosing panel,fig.3d-2;
4work of properly assembled transmitter, fig.3e, can be verified by pressing P1
button;
4connectwires toscrew terminals.
Fig. 3 HID 868 battery replacement.
c
b
d
e
1
13
2
a
2
2
1
WA R R A N T Y
DTM System provides operational and ready to use devices.
The producer gives 24 months warranty from the selling
date to the end customer. This time is counted according to
the producer warranty labels or serial numbers placed on
every product. Producer obliges himself to repair the device
for free if during the warranty period there are problems
which come because of his fault. Broken device should be
supplied on customer's expense to the place of purchase and
enclose clear and brief description of the breakage.The cost
of mount/dismount is covered by the user. The warranty
does not cover: batteries in the remote controls, faults
causedbyimproperusage, user selfrepairsand adaptations,
lightning strikes, voltages or short circuits in the electrical
grid.Appropriatelegalacts regulate detailsofthe warranty.
D I S P O S A L
The intention of the WEEE Directive (Directive
2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic
equipment) is to reduce the amount of
hazardous substances in waste. The underlying
purpose is to promote the avoidance, recovery
and risk-free disposal of waste.
DTM Sys t e m he r eb y
declares that the radio
receiver complies with
Directive 2014/53 / EU.The
f u l l t e x t o f t h e E U
Declaration of Conformity is available at the
Internetaddress: www.dtm.pl
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