User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Description
- Features
- Applications
- OEM Configurations
- Ordering Information
- Electrical Specifications
- Theory of Operation
- Setting the Transmitter Address
- Button Assignments
- Contention Considerations
- Battery Replacement
- Assembly Diagram
- Compliance Requirements
- Labeling / Instruction Requirements
- Typical Applications
- Resources
- Notes
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Description
The Linx MS Series Keyfob transmitter is
ideal for remote control and command
applications. Available in 315, 418
(standard) or 433.92MHz versions, it
has been pre-certified for FCC Part 15,
Industry Canada, and European CE
(433MHz) compliance. This dramatically
reduces development cost and time
to market. The high-performance
synthesized design provides superior
frequency accuracy and minimizes body
proximity effects. When combined with an
LR or LT Series module, the Keyfob can
operate at distances of up to 750 feet.
Ease of use and security are dramatically
enhanced by the on-board MS Series
encoder, which allows instant creation of
up to 16,777,216 (2
24
) unique addresses
without cumbersome DIP switches
or cut traces. When paired with a MS
Series decoder, Keyfob identity can be
determined and button permissions established. The Keyfob is available
with 1 to 5 buttons and can be custom labeled
Features
• FCC, IC and CE pre-certified
• Long range
• Simple user setup
• 2
24
unique addresses
• 1 to 5 buttons
• Compact, stylish package
Applications
• General remote control
• Keyless entry
• Garage / gate openers
• Lighting control
• Home / industrial automation
• Wire elimination
MS Keyfob Transmitter
Data Guide
Revised 9/8/14
2.23"
1.00"
0.45"
1.37"
S4
S2
S1
S3S5
Figure 1: Package Dimensions
Figure 2: Keyfob Button Configurations
OEM Congurations
With a one-time NRE and
minimum order, Linx can
configure the keypad and label
areas. Contact Linx for details.