Presentation of the V2 MR2 receiver (433 MHz) from V2home This receiver is capable of managing door automations such as gates or garage doors. It operates at a frequency of 433.92 MHz which makes it compatible with remote controls of the same frequency. You can also store Royal or Personal Pass series. The V2 MR2 receiver can be compatible with many remote controls in the V2 range and is an integral part of the MR series from V2 SPA. Functional in all temperatures This receiver can be connected to your gate and garage door motors. It will be able to operate optimally at temperatures between -20°C and 60°C. In addition, its dimensions (52 x 35 x 15mm) make it a space-saving and very practical accessory. Memorization of possible transmitters Thanks to the V2 MR2 receiver, you can control your automation using several transmitters. In fact, the memory of the V2 MR2 receiver is capable of memorizing up to 1008 different codes. In addition, the transmitters can be memorized using self-learning, which means additional ease during the initialization procedure for your new remote controls. So you will no longer have any difficulty programming a new remote control via your receiver or your previous remote control. Programming can be carried out simply using the P1 programming buttons and possibly using the PROG2 programmer and the WINPPCL software. If your memory is full, your V2 MR2 receiver will let you know by flashing: it will flash approximately 15 times. Programming the V2 MR2 receiver (433 MHz) from V2home You can find out about programming this receiver by consulting the user manual for this product by clicking here. The first remote control that you program on the V2 MR2 receiver will be used to determine the operating mode (Royal or Personal Pass). If you want to change the mode, you will have to go through a total deletion and then memorize the remote control afterwards. Three usable functions Three functions are available when programming a new remote control: The Monostable function: this allows the activation of the relay during the transmission phase of your transmitter. When the transmission ends, the relay will automatically deactivate. The Bistable function: this function allows the activation of the relay via the first transmission of your transmitter. The relay will then deactivate during the second transmission The Timer function: it allows activation of the relay and deactivation after a set period (7.5 minutes maximum) These 3 functions are programmed differently. We offer programming of the monostable function. You can consult the programming of the 2 other functions of the V2 MR2 receiver at any time in the user manual (available in PDF or in paper version that we will send you when you order). Program a new remote control in monostable function (in 6 steps) First, select the channel of the receiver you wish to program. Then, for 5 seconds following this operation, hold down the button on the remote control (in royal, the procedure ends at step 3 and in personal pass, start at step 4 and follow the procedure until the end ). Then the LED on the V2 MR2 receiver should turn off and on again for 5 seconds. After this time, the LED should turn off. This means that your receiver is ready for use. If the receiver LED goes out and comes back on, this means that the code has been memorized on the receiver. You can memorize the remote controls of your choice. After 5 seconds of no transmission, the LED should turn off and the receiver will reset to normal operation. FAQ for the V2 MR2 (433 MHz) receiver from V2home Can you tell me more about the V2 brand? V2 Remote Controls is a company which, since 1985, has designed and developed integrated systems for home automation. It guarantees comfort and safety on a daily basis. V2 remote controls are studied and developed by a homogeneous group of enthusiastic and motivated people, putting their abilities and experience to meet the requirements of their customers. Where can I find V2 products on Allo Remote Control? You can find a multitude of V2 brand products on our site by clicking here.