Changing Battery In Transmitters - Auto Page C3-RS-727A LCD Operation Manual

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TRANSMITTERS
The RS727A comes with two transmitters. The XT72LCD is a 2-way transmitter and
receiver, also referred to as a transceiver. The XT -65 is a mini-size 1-way transmitter.
Both operate on the AM band with a code-rolling feature that will prevent any illegal use
of a code-grabber attempting to record and steal the codes of your transmitter.
CHANGING THE BATTERY IN YOUR TRANSMITTERS
XT-73LCD: This transmitter uses a standard 1.5-volt AAA battery. Information on
changing the battery can be found on page 5 of this manual.
XT-65:
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. It should 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.
XT-65 Extended Range Sliding Cover remote
CR2032 3-Volt Battery
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