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A. BATTERY REPLACEMENT:
This transmitter uses one (1) 3-volt lithium
ion battery (#CR2032) that is placed with
the (+) side facing upward. To replace
the battery, you will need to use a small
flat blade screwdriver and a small Philips
screwdriver.
Remove the small Philips
head screw. Then locate the small notch
on the lower right side of the transmitter
case next to the key ring. Using the flat
blade screwdriver, carefully pry the top
case from the bottom case.
snap apart after breaking the seal.
Before removing the battery note the
direction of the positive (+) terminal.
Place the new battery in exactly the same
manner, being careful not to bend or
damage the contact terminal. Snap the
cases back together and then test the
transmitter to insure it arms and disarms
the alarm. Reinstall the Philips screw to
finalize the battery replacement.
Note: If the system is interfered by stronger radio
frequency around, sources of high voltage electric
power or such Obstacles like tall buildings and so
on, the transmission range may get shorter as the
system uses low out put powered frequency.
It should
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