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Pairing a Transmitter to the Receiver (pairing mode):
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(1) press the button on the receiver (fig. 5) for approx. 3 seconds and then
release.
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(2) a short double beep rings and both LEDs light up for the Transmitter (orange
- drop icon and red - battery symbol) of all 5 channels (10 LEDs), for approx. 1
second. (Fig. 5)
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(3) then only the LED display for the transmitter (orange - drop icon and red -
battery icon) is lit on channel 1. This means that channel 1 is activated for pairing
with a Transmitter.
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(4) another short press of the function button makes the Receiver switch onto
the next channel (acknowledged by a short sound), which is ready for the pairing
of a Transmitter.
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(5) press the function button repeatedly until the channel you want to be paired
to the Transmitter is activated.
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(6) press briefly the "pairing button" on the Transmitter (fig. 4) a short double
beep sounds again, which confirms the pairing to the Transmitter.
Both LED displays go off.
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(7) Transmitter and Receiver now communicate on the channel that was
previously selected.
If you want to pair multiple transmitters, you must repeat the procedure (steps
1 to 7) for each Transmitter. Select a radio channel that is still free for each new
Transmitter.
Important note: If you pair a new Transmitter on a channel which was previously
programmed for another Transmitter, the code of the previously programmed
Transmitter is overwritten and deleted from the Receiver's memory. The newly paired
Transmitter is now activated for the selected channel.
Important note: If during further and regular use of
accidentally move back to the "pairing mode", acknowledgement to the Transmitter is
no longer required. After about 30 seconds, the Receiver switches back to Normal
mode. When the Pairing mode is switched on, the function button can also be pressed
again for 3 seconds and then released. The device switches back to Normal mode.
Important note: The Transmitter's paired codes remain stored in the Receiver even
when batteries are removed for a long period. It is not necessary to pair the Transmitter
again when replacing the batteries. This is also the case, if after a pairing process the
vibration alarm will be switched on or off.
Delete all paired Transmitters
Press the operating button on the Receiver (fig. 5) for approx. 12 seconds without
letting it go. You will hear a short double beep. All LEDs on the Receiver light up for
approx. 1 second, then go out. Immediately after you hear a double beep again and all
LEDs light up again for approx. 1 second. All previously paired Transmitter codes are
now cleared in the Receiver's memory
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