Monacor LED Series Instruction Manual page 8

5 Operation
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5.1 Remote control
1) The remote control is supplied with batteries
inserted. An insulating foil between the batteries
and the battery contacts prevents the batteries
from being discharged during storage. Prior to
the first operation remove the foil from the bat-
tery support on the rear side of the remote con-
trol. Otherwise operation of the remote control is
not possible.
2) When actuating a button, always hold the
remote control in the direction of the sensor (3).
There must be visual connection between the
remote control and the sensor.
3) If the range of the remote control decreases
(6 m as a maximum), replace the batteries. For
this purpose, on the rear side of the remote con-
5.2 Selecting the control programme
The 29 programmes can directly be selected by
pressing the coloured buttons (10) [repeatedly].
Button
R constant red
G constant green
B constant blue
Y constant yellow
C constant cyan
P constant purple
G R B constant white
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By pressing the button repeatedly, switch between the programmes of a line
red becoming
brighter and darker
green becoming
brighter and darker
blue becoming
brighter and darker
yellow becoming
brighter and darker
cyan becoming
brighter and darker
purple becoming
brighter and darker
gradual transition
between all colours
trol press the small bar with the groove to the
right and at the same time remove the battery
support.
Two 1.5 V button cells of type CR 2880 are
required. When inserting them, pay attention
that for the front button cell, the positive pole
shows upwards and for the rear button cell, the
negative pole shows upwards.
Dead batteries must not be placed in
the household waste. To protect the
environment, always take them to a
special waste disposal (e. g. collection
container at your retailer).
flashing in red
flashing in green
flashing in blue
gradual transition
flashing in yellow
gradual transition
flashing in cyan
blue – green
gradual transition
flashing in purple
colour change
change of colour red – green –
red – blue – green yellow – blue –
purple – cyan – white
1.
2.
change of colour
green – red green – red
change of colour
blue – green
change of colour
red – blue red – blue
white becoming
brighter and darker