Putting Into Operation - Gardena 7875 Operating Instructions Manual

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Putting into Operation

Insert the battery x Take the lower half of the housing from your GARDENA Radio
Remote Control Unit by unscrewing the 4 screws.
x Insert a 9 V alkali-manganese (alkaline) battery Type IEC 6LR61.
Please note the +/- markings.
x Screw the unit together again.
Plugging the Ensure you have both your GARDENA Radio Remote Control
Radio Remote Socket and GARDENA Radio Remote Control Unit close at hand.
Control Socket
into the Power x Press the On/Off key of your GARDENA Radio Remote Control
Outlet Socket. Hold the key down (
plug the Radio Remote Control Socket into a 230 V AC power
outlet.
x Your GARDENA Radio Remote Control Socket changes the
assignment mode; the red LED stays lit.
x Release the On/Off-key (LED flashes). Now you have 10 seconds
to assign the socket to a key on your Radio Remote Control Unit.
Select an (unassigned) key of the Remote Control and hold
down the corresponding "ON" key, located on the left-hand side,
for 1 second. The red LED stays lit for approx. 2 seconds once
you have successfully assigned the socket.
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for at least 5 seconds) while you
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Note:
You can assign additional GARDENA Radio Remote Control
Units to this Radio Remote Control Socket within 10 seconds.
You can assign as many Radio Remote Control Sockets to one
key of the Radio Remote Control Unit as you like.
If you make a mistake, remove the Radio Remote Control
Socket from the 230 W AC socket. (This Radio Remote Control
Socket can no longer be controlled remotely.)
We recommend you make a list of the individual assignments.
x Connect the mains plug of one of your devices
(e. g. GARDENA Floating Lights or GARDENA Indoor Fountain
Pumps) to the GARDENA Radio Remote Control Socket.
You can assign the remaining keys of the GARDENA Radio Remote
Control Units to the GARDENA Radio Remote Control Sockets as
described above.
Note:
Installing Remote Control Sockets near to sheet metal walls
(in particular corrugated iron or sheets with trapezoidal
corrugations, e.g. garage doors) will impair proper functioning
considerably.
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