TZ1185SA-4 RX480E-4 433MHz Wireless

Introducing TZ1185SA-4 RX480E-4 433MHz Wireless Receiver and Transmitter is a comprehensive wireless transmission and reception kit for various applications, including primary data wireless communication, wireless remote control, and anti-theft alarm systems.

This kit features highly efficient TZ1185SA Transmitter and RX480-E4 Receiver modules, known for their exceptional performance and affordability.

Specifications:

• Transmitter module
• Model: TX118SA-4
• Transmitting power: 11dbm
• Emission current: 10 mA
• Fire speed: up to 10KB / S.
• Working voltage: DC 3V-24V
• Code: EV1527 1527 learning code
• Each module has a unique address code, and the address codes of K1~K4 on the same module are the same.
• Working voltage: DC3.3~5V
  Quiescent current: ≤5mA
  Output current: 10 mA
  Working frequency: 433MHz
  Receive Sensitivity: -108dB
  Working temperature: -25~75
  Working mode: instantaneous mode, self-locking (4-channel switching mode), interlock
  Output: The 4-channel CMOS level signal corresponds to the remote control ABCD 4 button.

Pin Description:

• GND: Ground or negative
• + V: DC3.3~5V input
• D0: data output
• D1: data output
• D2: Data output
• D3: Data output
• VT: output

Model: RX480E-4 

• Working Voltage: DC3.3~5V
• Quiescent Current: ≤5mA
• Working Frequency: 315MHz / 433MHz( Others can be customized )
• Receive Sensitivity: -108dB
• Receive Distance: 15 meters above
• Frequency band: ±0.2MHz
• Working Temperature: -25~75
• Working mode: Point move, self-locking, interlocking
• The output: 4 channel CMOS level signal Corresponding to the remote control ABCD 4 buttons.

Pin Description:

• -: Negative power supply
• +: Positive power supply, DC 3-24V
• K1: External input keys, short to ground, start transmitting data to 1, the A button on the remote control.
• K2: External input keys, short to ground 2, start transmitting data, the equivalent of the remote control B button.
• K3: External input keys, short to ground, start transmitting data 3, the equivalent of the C key on the remote control.
• K4: External input keys, short to ground 4, start transmitting data, the equivalent of the remote control D keys.
• ANT: transmitting antenna

How to match the Transmitter and Receiver

• Delete existing data: press the Learn button (on the receiver) 8 times. Response: The LED flashes seven times.
• Learn remote code: Press the Learn button (on the receiver) once, twice or three times (see below).
  The LED lights up: the learning mode is active. Press any button on the remote control.
  The LED flashes three times: the study is completed.
• Test: After the above operation, the remote controller can control the receiving board.
  Starting with step 2, more transmitters with different IDs can be learned and stored.
  Different modes can be mixed.
  Button usage (set mode and start the pairing process):
  Press once: jog mode (instantaneous mode)
  Press twice: self-lock mode (4-channel switching mode)
  Press three times: Interlock mode (the selected channel is activated and cleared if another channel is activated)

Package Included: 1 x TZ1185SA-4 RX480E-4 433MHz Wireless transmitter and receiver

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