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WAVFR User Manual
What is WAVFR
WAVFR allows mechanical switches and logic levels to add additional control of a Rako Wired
system.
This includes inputs from Alarm sensors, PIR modules, Thermo sensors, Light detectors. In fact
anything that can provide an electrical contact or a DC logic output.
Figure 1
Issue A Nov 2011
Send Commands to
Rako Wired system
Up to Ten Volt
free switches or
Logic Level Inputs
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  • Page 1 WAVFR User Manual What is WAVFR WAVFR allows mechanical switches and logic levels to add additional control of a Rako Wired system. This includes inputs from Alarm sensors, PIR modules, Thermo sensors, Light detectors. In fact anything that can provide an electrical contact or a DC logic output.
  • Page 2 WAVFR must be connected to A RAKO Wired System. The simplest method is by connecting the RJ11 patch lead from the WAVFR to one of the RJ11 sockets on a system RAK-Link or RAK-Star. The RJ11 patch lead may also be plugged into a WA-Con access point.

  • Page 3: Apply Power To The System

    Connect WAVFR by CAT5, or RJ11 to the wired system and power up. Two LEDs will light on the WAVFR circuit board. The “Power” LED next to the RJ11 indicates that correct volts are being received from the system. The LED “D25” near the terminal blocks shows that the WAVFR on-board supplies are healthy.
  • Page 4 Wired Volt Free Setup screen will be shown: Press Update List Button to make the new WAVFR appear on list at bottom LH Corner. (The Default WAVFR can be deleted from the list). The new WAVFR should now appear as On-line. If it does not, try Updating the List again, or even closing &...
  • Page 5 The current Map being Edited The edit screen includes Input Enable buttons. Press in the buttons that correspond to WAVFR inputs that have switches or logic inputs connected. Leave the buttons for any unused inputs unpressed. Compare the Input Enable buttons on this screen with figure 3. In each case only inputs A,B,C are in use.