Unlock Association Method 2; Associate A Handheld To A Receiver; Figure 8. Associate Step 2 - Cervis Warrior 32 HH2S-9XL10 Manual

HH2S-9XL10 Handheld Remote

2.1.2 Unlock Association Method 2

Method 2 is to use an already associated handheld to perform a "virtual" UNLOCK. This process
allows users to unlock the receiver from a distance without needing to directly access the MU-
9X15 receiver. A virtual unlock will allow the user to associate with the receiver for a limited time
(five minutes) after which the virtual unlock will expire and the receiver will again become locked;
or, after a successful handheld association, where again, the receiver will automatically become
locked.
Associating a Handheld Using the Virtual Unlock Process
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Note:
Associating a new transmitter using Virtual Unlock can only be performed from a
transmitter that is already associated to the receiver.
This process will unlock association for five minutes allowing the user to associate another
handheld to the machine unit. Once a handheld attempts to associate, the RECEIVER will return
to a locked state.
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Note:
The target receiver must be powered.
1. Turn on the handheld by pressing the STOP button.
2. Wait for the RX/TX LED to begin blinking rapidly.
3. Press and hold buttons A/B Aux1, AUX2, and then STOP.
Receiver will activate the Association relay to confirm the receiver is now unlocked. The
handheld will then power down.
4. Go to Heading 2.2.
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Note: If there is an external horn/light wired to the receiver, that device will sound/light with
the activation of the Associate relay.

2.2 Associate a Handheld to a Receiver

This process is required when the handheld memory slot is either empty or the user wishes to
associate to a different receiver.
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Note:
During this process, a receiver that is in use with another handheld cannot be
associated.
1. Turn on the handheld by pressing and releasing the STOP button.
2. Within 1 second, while the B Select LED is active, simultaneously press and release
buttons A/B-AUX 1 and AUX 2.
Handheld LEDs will begin cycling indicating the handheld is in maintenance mode.
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Figure 8. Associate Step 2

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