Receiving Mode; Teach-In Of Receivers - GALAXIS SHOWTECHNIK PYROTEC PFE Advanced Mini 5 Outputs User Manual

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3.5 Receiving mode

The device will automatically enter the receiving mode after switching on.
Effects can only be fired if the device is in the receiving mode. For bi-directional remote access it is
also essential that the device is in receiving mode.
These three alternating displays (e.g.) will be shown:
The device ID number is permanently being displayed in the upper left corner.
The bottom line alternately shows the selected operation mode, ground mode and the hazard zone,
which the receiver has been assigned to.
For detailed information regarding the topics 'Device ID Number' and 'Hazard Zones' please see the
corresponding sections in this manual (menu items in the submenu).
In the upper right corner, a vertical bar is moving back and forth to show that device is in receiving
mode.

3.6 Teach-in of receivers

The teach-in of a receiver to a transmitter or controller can be executed in receiving mode. This
function is particularly helpful if you rent devices or want to split your system into several independent
systems.
To teach-in a receiver, you need a PFC Advanced controller, the PFC Advanced Black Edition, the
PFM Advanced USB Radio Modem or the PFS Pocket. In the respective transmitter manual you will
learn how to get to the respective menu item in order to execute the 'Transmit System ID' command.
In order for the PFE Advanced Mini 5 Outputs receiver to be taught-in, you must hold 'Up' on the
receiver using a magnetic pen and select 'Transmit System ID' using the transmitter. After successful
execution, the message 'Teach-in successful' appears in the display of the PFE Advanced Mini 5
Outputs. The receiver then switches back to receiving mode.
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If you have forgotten the programmed code you are still able to operate
the device by entering the universal code 16777216. You can program a
new user code in the submenu after entering this universal code so that
you can use your device normally the next time.
Make sure that both the transmitter and the receiver to be taught are on
the same radio channel. Otherwise the receiver cannot be taught-in.