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Relay codes: first programming
To program the relay codes, you must first know the supercode. The red LED on the keypad stays on during the programming
procedure.
In case of error, it flashes briefly and then turns off, after which you must start again from the beginning of the procedure.
Relay codes: first programming procedure
1.
Enter “
0
” and “
E
” (start programming procedure code).
2.
Check that the red LED has lit up.
3.
Enter the
supercode
followed by “
E
”.
4.
Enter the relay ID
number
(1 or 2) followed by “
E
”.
5.
Enter the operating mode (see
"Bistable/Monostable operation"
), then “
E
”.
6.
Enter the new code followed by “
E
”.
7.
The LED should now turn off.
Example
To enter code 55127 for relay 1 in bistable mode (on/off), make the following keystrokes:
•
0 E
start procedure
•
12345 E supercode
•
1 E
relay 1 ID
•
O E
bistable operating mode
•
55127 E new cod
Using relay codes
Using relay codes After programming is completed, you can activate relay 1 by simply entering: 55127 E. In this example, the
operating mode has been set to 0, in other words, bistable (on/off).
To activate monostable operation, see
"Bistable/Monostable operation"
.
Up to 400 codes can be set relay 1 or relay 2.
If you attempt to enter a code which has already been stored, an error is indicated.
The following procedure cancels stored codes from memory:
1.
Enter “
0
” and “
E
” (start programming procedure code).
2.
Check that the red LED has lit up.
3.
Enter the supercode (see
"Entering the supercode"
), followed by “
E
”.
4.
Enter “
0
” (cancel code) followed by “
E
”.
5.
Enter the
code
to be cancelled, followed by “
E
”.
6.
The LED should now turn off.
Cancelling relay codes
Example
To cancel code 55127, enter in sequence:
•
0 E
start procedure
•
12345 E supercode
•
0 E
cancel
•
55127 E code to be cancelled
•
If you make an error in entering the code, press the “key”
button several times to cancel the operation.
•
You must always enter “E” at the end of the operation, whether during programming or normal use.
•
Modifying or changing the supercode resets all other programmed settings (including relay codes).
•
The supercode cannot be reset to a default value, but only replaced.
