Remote Control Unit Manual
2019
Cervis, Inc.
5
2.2
Dissociate HH-xH10 Remote Control from Base Unit
In some circumstances, it may become necessary to break the communication link, or
“dissociate” a remote control and a base unit. The dissociate procedure is almost identical to the
associate procedure, except the dissociate button (
B2
) is used and held throughout the process
instead of the Associate button (
B1
).
Using the following steps will break all previously established remote
control links.
HH-9H10/2H10 Models:
1. Stand near the base unit with the remote control
OFF
and
power removed
from
the base unit.
2. Push and hold
B2
and the
ON button
. All six LEDs light solid.
3. Observe the LEDs. When only the
TX
LED begins to blink, power up the base
unit while continuing to hold
B2
and
ON
.
4. When all six LEDs light solid, release both buttons.
HH-9X10 Models:
1. Stand near the base unit with the remote control
OFF
and
power removed
from
the base unit.
2. Push and hold the
B2
and
ON
buttons for approximately two seconds. The
A1
,
A2
, and
TX
LEDs light. Release buttons
B2
and
ON
.
3. Press and hold button
B2
. Turn base unit power on. Release button
B2
when
base unit powers up.
4. Remote control and base unit are disconnected when the
TX
LED (only) starts
blinking.
Established links with base units are removed. To re-establish a communication link with a base
unit, use the Associate Procedure (Section 2.1).
Figure 4. Dissociate an HH-x10 Remote control from a Base Unit
Hold to DISSOCIATE
B1
B2
Hold to
DISSOCIATE
TX
RX
BAT
ERR
