*Note:
Solder job is required, or
Add on "[Extra Service] Solder Service" at "Add-on Deals" and we can help you solder to address.

✍ Add a simple wireless control to a device, no programming needed – used a 315MHz remote with this receiver and you have wireless control up to 100 meters away under ideal conditions!

✍ The M4 momentary type acts like a push button – when the A button is held down, the matching pin goes high. When the A button is released, the matching pin goes low. The pins only go high when a button is pressed.

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▼ Receiver module :
Based on PT2272-M4 chip
Working frequency: 315MHz
Working Voltage: DC 5V
Static current: 4.5mA
Modulation mode: OOK
Response rate: -105dBm
Working temperature: -10'C - 70'C
Control distance: 5 meters (open area)

▼ Receiver Pin assignment:
D0: Output 0
D1: Output 1
D2: Output 2
D3: Output 3
GND: Ground
VT: Switching voltage
VCC: Supply voltage

▼ Remote controller :
Button: 4 buttons
Battery model: 23A / 12V
Working current: 10mA@12V
Remote control distance: 120 - 150m (open area)
Frequency: 315MHz


▼ Package Included :
1 x Transmitter with battery
1 x Receiver

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▼ Address Setting

We generally use the 8-bit address code and 4-bit data code. Pin 1~8 of encoding PT2262 and decoding PT2272 circuit is address pin. There are three states: vacant, high, low. So it has 6561 valid address. Only while the transmitter PT2262 and receiver PT2272 have the same address, they can communicate. So before we use them, we have to set their adresses the same.