The Transmitter Solutions RECTSWIE318-D is a HIVE 318 MHz DoorKing-compatible receiver catalog configuration for access control systems using 26-bit Wiegand output. The current Transmitter Solutions HIVE receiver family documents 318 MHz operation at 26 bits, 12-24 VAC/DC input, Keeloq hopping code, and compatibility options for Linear, Sentex, and DoorKing applications.
The supplied catalog SKU is RECTSWIE318-D. Current public Transmitter Solutions receiver documentation identifies the broader family as RECTSWEI295/318/433. The manufacturer download labeled "318 MANUAL" is titled "WIEGAND 318 L Receiver" and does not separately identify the RECTSWIE318-D suffix. Verify the physical receiver label and "-D" DoorKing-compatible configuration before replacing an existing 318 MHz receiver.
The receiver accepts supported 318 MHz transmitter signals and provides Wiegand credential data to a connected access control system. Current HIVE family documentation identifies the 318 MHz receiver configuration for 26-bit Wiegand applications.
This is a Wiegand receiver, not a standalone dry-contact gate receiver. A compatible access control panel or downstream controller must process the Wiegand credential and provide the required access command.
The "-D" catalog designation identifies this item as the DoorKing-compatible configuration. Do not assume a Linear-compatible or another 318 MHz receiver configuration is interchangeable solely because the operating frequency is the same.
Transmitter Solutions currently lists a group of programmable 318 MHz DOP transmitters with documented DoorKing or MicroCLIK compatibility references:
These are manufacturer-documented DoorKing-compatible 318 MHz transmitter references. Current public Transmitter Solutions documentation does not provide a complete RECTSWIE318-D-specific transmitter matrix that directly lists every DOP transmitter as a guaranteed receiver pairing. Verify the physical receiver label, transmitter part number, protocol, facility code, and site credential requirements before ordering additional remotes.
Transmitter Solutions specifically documents MicroCLIK 8066-080 compatibility with its Monarch 318DOPW1K-C, Stingray 318DOPW1V, and LUNA TRALUN318DOPW1K-C transmitter references.
The manufacturer specifically documents MicroCLIK 8067-080 compatibility with Monarch 318DOPW2K-C and Stingray 318DOPW2V.
Do not treat 8066-080 and 8067-080 as automatically interchangeable. Match the original transmitter model, number of access functions, facility code, and receiver configuration.
The current HIVE receiver page provides one "318 MANUAL" download, but the manual itself is titled "WIEGAND 318 L Receiver." That manual documents a 318 MHz, 26-bit Wiegand receiver working with Transmitter Solutions 318T two-button transmitters.
The exact RECTSWIE318-D catalog suffix is not separately identified in that manual. Because the supplied RECTSWIE318-D product is identified as DoorKing compatible, do not automatically apply every 318L transmitter compatibility or programming claim to the "-D" receiver without checking the physical receiver label and protocol configuration.
Current Transmitter Solutions HIVE receiver documentation identifies 318 MHz as a 26-bit Wiegand receiver application. The applicable 318 MHz manual documents two open-collector Wiegand outputs and shows DATA1 and DATA0 on the receiver board illustration.
The access control panel must support 26-bit Wiegand and the credential configuration used at the property. A 30-bit Wiegand requirement should not be assumed compatible with this 318 MHz receiver configuration.
The official 318 MHz receiver manual contains an output-label difference. The connection-terminal text identifies terminal 3 as "Output DATA2," while the receiver board illustration labels the same output as DATA0. Standard Wiegand communication uses DATA0 and DATA1, and the diagram shows DATA0 at terminal 3.
Verify the printed receiver terminal labels and actual hardware before moving existing Wiegand wiring. Do not wire a similar-looking receiver by terminal number alone.
The available Transmitter Solutions 318L receiver manual documents storage for up to 50 facility-code and key-code combinations. It also documents programming through the P1 button, a red programming LED, an ignore-facility-code mode, and complete memory erase.
Because that manual is specifically titled for the 318L receiver and does not identify RECTSWIE318-D, exact public compatibility could not be fully confirmed for transferring the 50-combination memory specification and programming sequence to every RECTSWIE318-D receiver. Follow the instructions for the physical receiver revision being installed.
The available 318 MHz receiver manual shows separate Antenna Shield and Antenna Core terminals and specifies shielded RG58 coaxial cable with 50 Ohm impedance for the antenna connection.
Receiver placement, antenna position, damaged coax, surrounding metal, and radio interference can affect operating range. A remote that only works close to the receiver should not automatically be blamed on the receiver board before checking the transmitter, battery, antenna, coax, and site conditions.
The current Transmitter Solutions HIVE receiver product page states that the receiver includes a wire harness and identifies the coax antenna as optional. The current HIVE Wiegand cut sheet states that a coax antenna and wiring harness are included.
Because the manufacturer documents differ, confirm the exact RECTSWIE318-D package contents before ordering when a coax antenna or wiring harness is required.
The current HIVE receiver family page lists an operating temperature of -40F to 158F and dimensions of 4 x 1 3/4 x 1 in. The older 318L manual lists -20C to 70C, which is approximately -4F to 158F, and dimensions of 105 x 45 x 18 mm.
These differences may reflect receiver generation or family-versus-model documentation. For low-temperature installations or exact enclosure replacement, verify the physical RECTSWIE318-D hardware revision before relying on the broader family specification.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Transmitter Solutions |
| Catalog Part Number | RECTSWIE318-D |
| Current Manufacturer Receiver Family Reference | RECTSWEI295/318/433 |
| Product Type | Wiegand radio receiver |
| Frequency | 318 MHz |
| Catalog Compatibility Configuration | DoorKing compatible |
| Wiegand Format | 26-bit |
| Output Type | Wiegand |
| Wiegand Outputs | DATA0 and DATA1 |
| Input Power | 12-24 VAC/DC |
| Power Consumption | 24 mA |
| Maximum Output Current | 250 mA |
| Security Technology | Keeloq hopping code as documented for the current HIVE Wiegand receiver family |
| IP Protection | IP2X |
| Installation Environment | Indoor |
| Current HIVE Family Operating Temperature | -40F to 158F |
| Older 318L Manual Operating Temperature | -20C to 70C; exact RECTSWIE318-D revision requires confirmation |
| Current HIVE Family Dimensions | 4 x 1 3/4 x 1 in |
| Current HIVE Family Weight | 2.3 ounces |
| Related 318 MHz Manual Antenna Cable | Shielded RG58, 50 Ohm |
| Dry-Contact Relay Output | Not documented for the HIVE Wiegand receiver |
| Exact Public RECTSWIE318-D Manual | Not separately published - verify the physical receiver label and revision |
The biggest ordering mistake with RECTSWIE318-D is seeing "318 MHz" and assuming every 318 MHz remote or receiver is the same. The "-D" DoorKing-compatible configuration matters. Transmitter Solutions also sells 318 MHz Linear-compatible and DIP-switch transmitter families. Match the exact receiver label and existing transmitter protocol before ordering. Also be careful with the available 318 manual because it is titled for the 318L receiver, not the "-D" catalog suffix.
Verify the printed receiver terminal labels before moving wiring from an older receiver. The available 318 MHz manual contains a DATA0 versus DATA2 wording difference between its terminal list and board illustration, so the physical receiver labels should be checked.
Install the receiver and antenna away from strong interference sources when practical. For a short-range complaint, check transmitter battery condition, antenna connection, coax damage, receiver placement, and radio interference before replacing the receiver.
For unknown Wiegand wiring, damaged access control power circuits, or unclear credential-format problems, use a qualified gate or access control technician. Do not bypass gate safety circuits, monitored entrapment protection, emergency access, or fire access functions while testing receiver operation.
Exact interchangeability could not be fully confirmed. The supplied catalog SKU is RECTSWIE318-D and is identified as DoorKing compatible, while the current manufacturer 318 manual is titled for the 318L receiver. Verify the physical receiver label and protocol configuration before substituting one receiver for the other.
No. Matching 318 MHz frequency alone does not prove compatibility. The "-D" receiver configuration is identified for DoorKing-compatible applications, while Transmitter Solutions also documents Linear-compatible and DIP-switch 318 MHz transmitter families.
Transmitter Solutions documents 318DOPW1K-C, 318DOPW1V, and TRALUN318DOPW1K-C with MicroCLIK 8066-080 compatibility. The manufacturer documents 318DOPW2K-C and 318DOPW2V with MicroCLIK 8067-080 compatibility. Confirm the exact receiver and transmitter pairing before ordering.
The current Transmitter Solutions HIVE receiver page identifies 318 MHz as a 26-bit Wiegand application. Verify that the connected access control panel accepts 26-bit Wiegand before ordering RECTSWIE318-D.
No standalone dry-contact relay output is documented for the HIVE Wiegand receiver family. The receiver provides Wiegand output for connection to a compatible access control panel or downstream controller.
The official 318 MHz manual contains a documentation difference. Its terminal text calls terminal 3 DATA2, while the receiver board illustration labels the same terminal DATA0. Verify the printed receiver labels before moving Wiegand wiring.
Current Transmitter Solutions documents differ on package contents. The HIVE receiver product page lists an included wire harness and optional coax antenna, while the manufacturer cut sheet states that the coax antenna and wiring harness are included. Confirm the exact package before ordering.
Verify the RECTSWIE318-D part label, DoorKing-compatible configuration, 318 MHz transmitter model and protocol, MicroCLIK reference when applicable, facility code, 26-bit Wiegand requirement, DATA0 and DATA1 wiring, 12-24 VAC/DC power, antenna connection, and exact package contents.