Byron TX-414 Quick Start Manual

The Wire Free Door Chime Kit consists of three separate units:
1. Wired Brass Push Button unit
2. Converter (Transmitter)
3. Plug-In Door Chime unit (Receiver)
When the Converter is activated, it sends a wirefree
signal to the door chime. As the operating range is up
to 100 metres (320 ft. approx.), you can Plug the door
chime into any convenient wall socket virtually anywhere
in the home.
However, the transmission range of the wirefree signal
will be reduced if the signal is transmitted through a
number of walls or ceilings. Metal, and UPVC
doorframes will also reduce the operating range.
Battery Installation
Wire Free Converter
1. The Converter unit is operated by 1 x 12 volt battery
(A23 - included).
2. Remove the back of the case by pushing in the tab on the
bottom with a small, flat screwdriver.
3. Insert 1 x 12 volt battery (A23 - included) in the battery
compartment, ensuring the battery polarity match the internal
markings.
4. Snap the front cover of Converter back on, then it is ready to use.
Plug-In Door Chime unit
1. Door chime unit is powered by A/C mains power (230volt ~ 50Hz)
2. Simply plug the Door Chime Unit into any convenient wall socket, the
operation indicator (Green LED) will light up, then it is ready to use.
3. Test to ensure the Door Chime unit is located within the operation range
before final installation.
Installation Guide
a) Wired Bell Push: Using the two holes of the back of push button as a
template, mark the fixing position for the unit. Drill hole and fit wall plug and
secure the Push Button Unit with screws (self-tapping N3 x 16mm screw) in
position outside your front door or the position nearby.
b) Converter (Position inside door) :
1. Drill holes and fit wall plug (if fixing to masonry) and screws (self-tapping N3 x 16mm
screw) to fixing position. Leave a gap of 3mm between the screw head and the wall.
Locate the keyhole slot on the back of the unit over the screw.
Important: Mounting the Converter unit on the UPVC doorframes or metal surface will
reduce the broadcasting range seriously.
2. Then use the second hole located at the bottom half of the Converter as a template,
mark the fixing position for the unit. Drill hole and fit wall plug and secure the Converter
unit with the screw (self-tapping N3 x 16mm screw) in position.
3. Alternatively, use the double-sided self-adhesive pad (included) to attach the Converter
to the fixing position between the bell push and door chime unit.
c) Door Chime unit: Plug the Door Chime Unit into any convenient wall socket, the operation
indicator (Green LED) will light up, then it is ready to use.
Tone Selection
The tone selector is located inside the Converter unit. It is a small jumper switch on the top
right corner of battery compartment marked with "T". When a jumper switch is removed onto
the 2 pins on the left, the tone will change from "Westminster" tone to "Ding-Dong".
The converter unit is pre-set to "Westminster" therefore, if no change is required, it should not
be adjusted.
Westminster
Digital Code Set Up
The unit comes from the factory on a pre-set radio frequency digital code. However, should
your door chime activate intermittently for no reason at all, it is possible that a similar unit is
operating nearby on the same frequency digital codes. The encoded frequency of the
Converter (transmitter) and Door Chime (receiver) can be changed to avoid this problem.
1. Converter: Remove the back of the case by pushing in the tab on
the bottom with a small, flat screwdriver.
Door Chime Unit: Firstly, unplug the unit from wall socket.
Unlock the locking screw and slide open the digital code setting
compartment on the back of the Chime Unit.
2. There is 6 position dip switch marked 1,2,3,4,5 & 6. Use an
insulated tool to alter the dip switch levers to the "On" or "Off"
position, which can be altered to achieve a total of sixty-four
(64) possible digital codes.
3. Select any combination ensuring it is set to the same code on
both converter and door chime units. E.g. If the 1 & 2
dipswitches are down in your converter, then the 1 & 2
dipswitches must be down in your chime unit.
4. Test to ensure correct operation before final installation.
Sound Volume Adjustment
Tone sound volume control can be adjusted to high or low, the high-low
switch is located at the side of the door chime unit.
Ding-Dong