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recommend that you change the battery routinely every six months, since
there are no front-panel controls on the D6000 and the system therefore
cannot be used without a working handset.
The MSR is supplied with its own user guide. This explains many details
of operation and also how to fit and change batteries.
The MSR is suitable for D6000 fitted with control EPROM version 2.2 or
later. (See page 16). If you want to use MSR with an earlier version of
D6000 (EPROM version 1.x) or with any 200-Series components in the
system, then the MSR needs to be configured to Option 3 – see the MSR
User Guide and the D6000s have to be set to type 2 – see page 30.
To check the MSR, press any key and look for the flashing yellow light.
Note Good-quality alkaline batteries last longer than other sorts of
battery, and we advise you to use one in your MSR.
Note Do not store the unit where it may get too hot.
Note Do not store the unit face down, or rest objects (e.g. magazines) on
top of it. Doing so could cause one of the keys to be left pressed down,
which would shorten the life of the battery.
Note Do not allow the MSR to become wet. If drinks are accidentally spilt
on it, remove the battery and let the MSR dry out. If necessary consult
your dealer.
Note Additional MSRs can be obtained from your dealer if you would
prefer to have more than one.
D6000 User Guide
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