Product - IQRF Alliance

Bidirectional remote controller - RC4-01

Universal user programmable wireless controller

Company info:

Name: IQRF Tech s.r.o.
Street: Prumyslova 1275
City: Jicin
Country: Czech Republic

Info about product

RF mode-lp

Product ID: RC4-01
Category: end devices
Status: Available
Manufacturer Name: IQRF Tech
Product Version: 1.01
Power Supply: Lithium coin cell battery CR2450 (550 mAh) inside
Manuf. Location: Czech Republic

RC4-01 is a universal user-programmable remote controller for IQRF
platform. It is a generic device. Thus, the hardware is fixed and the user-specific functionality is achieved by the software developed by a user's
application engineer. The code can be uploaded wirelessly.

Key features

Universal user programmable wireless controller
RC-04D-7 successor, SW compatible
Much higher performance, reliability and security
in contrast to unidirectional systems
TR-76DA inside, compatible with TR-7xD transceiver series
4 pushbuttons
2 LEDs (visible through one peephole)
In system programmable via RF (wireless upload RFPGM).
Wired upload also possible.
Ultra low power consumption
RF band: 868 MHz or 916 MHz, multiple channels

Applications

Remote controller for arbitrary use
Internet of Things

Power supply

RC4-01 is supplied from the 3 V, 550 mAh lithium non-rechargeable coin 24.5 mm x 5 mm battery CR-2450. It is possible to use even a battery with higher capacity, e.g. 620 mAh. Exchanging is possible after unscrewing the rear cover. The polarity must correspond to the silkscreen marking at the bottom PCB side. RC4-01 is protected against damage due to the wrong polarity.

The power supply cannot be switched off at all (unless removing the battery), the TR sleep mode should be used instead of this. See chapter Sleep mode below.

Pushbuttons

The functionality of all four pushbuttons S1 to S4 is fully under control of the application software.

All pushbuttons are active at log. high level. To provide log. low level in the inactive state, the pushbutton pins have on-board
pull-down resistors.

The pushbuttons have no hardware protection against contact bouncing when pressed and released. The protection should
be ensured in software.