Pentatech FG 20 Operating And Safety Instructions Manual page 18

Technical data
Transmitter FG 20 S
Operating voltage: 3 V
Current draw: 0.01 mA (no load)
10 mA (operation)
Power supply: 2x battery 1.5 V alkaline LR 03 (AAA)
(not supplied)
Transmission frequency: 433.92 MHz
Transmitter range: approx. 80 m (outdoors)
Coding: 16 different codes
Operating temperature: -10 °C to +45 °C
Protection class: IP44 (protected against sprayed water)
Casing material: Plastic (PS)
Case dimensions: approx. 98 x 34 x 24 mm
Weight: approx. 47 g (without batteries)
Receiver FG 20 E
Operating voltage: 4.5 V
Current draw: < 1 mA (stand by)
< 330 mA (operation)
Power supply: 3x battery 1.5 V alkaline LR 14 (Baby/C)
or a 4,5V DC, min 500 mA mains adapter
(Art.Nr. 32 108)
Radio reception: 433.92 MHz
Coding: 16 different codes
Chime sound: 3 different chimes can be set
Chime volume: approx. 85 dB(A) at 0.3 m
Operating temperature: -10 °C to +45 °C
Application area: indoors
Casing material: Plastic (PS)
Case dimensions: approx. 157 x 115 x 48 mm
Weight: approx. 214 g (without batteries)
Safety instructions
Danger! Life and health are endangered if the following instructions
are not observed.
!
Do not leave small children unsupervised with the appliance, batteries,
packing material or small parts. Otherwise there is a risk of fatal injury
due to choking.
!
Do not damage any gas pipes, or electricity or telecommunication cables
when fixing. Otherwise there is a danger to life or risk of injury or
damage.
!
Make sure that the batteries are not short-circuited, nor thrown into fire.
They must also not be recharged or opened. There is a danger of fatal
injury due to explosion.
!
Leaking or damaged batteries can cause burning upon contact with the
skin. Where this is the case use suitable protective gloves.
!
Bright flashes can cause temporary vision problems. Never look directly
into the light source during operation. Bright flashing lights can trigger
seizures in people who suffer from photosensitive epilepsy.
GB - 18
DC
DC
(not supplied)
Attention! Non-observance of the following instructions puts property
at risk of damage.
!
Only operate the appliance with the approved types of batteries.
!
Avoid the receiver unit coming into contact with moisture.
!
If the equipment will not be used for a long time, remove the batteries.
Commissioning
#
Carefully press in the locking tab [19] of the transmitter with a wide-
blade screwdriver and remove the rear cover [25].
#
Press the locking tab [8] of the receiver downwards and remove the
battery compartment cover [10].
Coding
There are 16 digital codes of the radio frequency available on the transmitter
and receiver. The transmitter and receiver must be set with the identical code.
#
Turn the code selection switch [24] on the transmitter to any position (1
to 16) with a small screwdriver and put the code selection switch [12] on
the receiver in the same position.
Chime selection
#
Set the desired chime using the chime selection switch [23]:
Position (a) 2- chime sound
Position (b) 3- chime sound
Position (c) Multiple chime
Tip: If you use additional transmitters, set different chimes in order to be
able to distinguish the call.
Signal selection
#
Set the desired signal type using the signal selection switch [13]:
Position Chime
Position Strobe
Position Strobe and chime
Function selection
#
Set the desired function using the function selection switch [15]:
Door chime function (Position
sounded after pressing the doorbell button.
Pager function (Position
the set signal type / chime continues for approx. 3 minutes or until the reset
button [7] is pressed.
Exchanging the flashing light lens
#
Carefully remove the strobe lens [3] from the receiver.
#
Insert a lens (6) of the desired colour in the four retaining holes [2].
Transmitter nameplate
#
Remove the cover of the nameplate [17] from the transmitter at the
cover release [18].
#
Insert a piece of paper or foil with, for example your name written on it,
under the cover.
#
Carefully press the cover back onto the transmitter.
sound
): The signal type / chime set is
): After pressing the doorbell button [20],