Low-current outputs 5-8 activate selected miniature relays, powered from output OUT2 (Type 41), by switching on ground to feed short pulses to the Zamel RNP-02 transmitter. The configuration in the control panel is as follows:
I will point out at the outset that control from the keypad works flawlessly every time (locally, from a smartphone, from DloadX). So I rule out physical damage to the outputs. The problem is that when the timer is activated, the monostable outputs do not physically work (relays do not tick) . I have "Timer on/off" checked in the output options, but I have also tried without.
In the output and timer status preview window in DloadX you can see that the timer is active at the selected time (for a minute), the icon of the monostable output controlled by this timer also activates momentarily (for the set time). Everything looks good, but physically there is no response.
A few times with frequent attempts to change the timer time, the outputs occasionally worked (triggered by a timer set a few minutes ahead).
I'd be inclined to say it's some bug in the control panel itself (firmware?), but before I call Satel support tomorrow, maybe someone else will have a look here and catch the Czech bug
The matter was clarified. The outputs were of course physically working. The problem was due to a limitation of the RNP-02 transmitter, which cannot simultaneously transmit a signal for several channels. The timer was set for both channels at the same time, so the receivers were not switching on. The solution to the problem was, for example, to create another timer and switch on each channel separately (e.g. minute by minute).
I will point out at the outset that control from the keypad works flawlessly every time (locally, from a smartphone, from DloadX). So I rule out physical damage to the outputs.
In the output and timer status preview window in DloadX you can see that the timer is active at the selected time (for a minute), the icon of the monostable output controlled by this timer also activates momentarily (for the set time). Everything looks good, but physically there is no response.
A few times with frequent attempts to change the timer time, the outputs occasionally worked (triggered by a timer set a few minutes ahead).
I'd be inclined to say it's some bug in the control panel itself (firmware?), but before I call Satel support tomorrow, maybe someone else will have a look here and catch the Czech bug
Spoiler:
For those interested: I made a connection between the Zamel RNP-02 transmitter and the Integra 128 Plus control panel.
I connected the transmitter channels to 4 miniature relays controlled by the panel's low current outputs. I configured the receivers (divided into 2 groups) in ON/OFF mode, i.e. one channel switches on the selected group of receivers, the other channel switches off. In this situation, I have certainty of the state when the output is triggered (as opposed to the bistable state, due to the parallel control of the bell button).
I connected the transmitter channels to 4 miniature relays controlled by the panel's low current outputs. I configured the receivers (divided into 2 groups) in ON/OFF mode, i.e. one channel switches on the selected group of receivers, the other channel switches off. In this situation, I have certainty of the state when the output is triggered (as opposed to the bistable state, due to the parallel control of the bell button).
The matter was clarified. The outputs were of course physically working. The problem was due to a limitation of the RNP-02 transmitter, which cannot simultaneously transmit a signal for several channels. The timer was set for both channels at the same time, so the receivers were not switching on. The solution to the problem was, for example, to create another timer and switch on each channel separately (e.g. minute by minute).
