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b. Pairing With a Receiver:
i. The receiver (a separate unit not supplied with this module) must be put into
Pairing mode in order to start the pairing process. This means that it must be on
the particular pairing frequency and pairing address as specified by this Module.
ii. Then, the pairing button on this Module must be pressed continuously until the
left side indicator starts flashing in blue color in slow speed. This usually takes
about 1 second or longer.
iii. Once the indicator has started flashing in blue, release the button and the
Module will continually transmit Pairing packets for about 5 seconds. The pairing
mode packets contain the new wireless address and new channel for the
receiver to learn. At the end of the pairing mode, the Module will save the newly
assigned channel and address in its non-volatile memory and then automatically
goes to sleep mode.
c. Sleep and Wakeups:
The Module enters a low power sleep mode as soon as power is applied to it. In this
sleep mode the only time an indicator would be visible is when the power supply/battery
level is in the low range, in which case the left side LED slowly flashes in red color. Either
pressing the Pairing button or a switch closure at header J5 can wake up the unit as long
as the power supply/battery level is not in the depleted (below low level) range.
d. Transmitting and Idle Modes:
Once a switch closure has been detected at J5, the unit enters active mode and will start
transmitting normal packets. While transmitting, the left side LED flashes rapidly in blue
color. While in active mode, the right side LED displays the current state of the power
supply/battery level as described in previous sections. As soon as the switch closure is
no longer detected, the module transmits multiple STOP packets before entering idle
mode. It stays in Idle mode (still indicating supply/battery level) for up to 2 minutes before
entering sleep mode.
IV. REGULATORY
REQUIREMENTS
a. Labeling
When fully integrated in to the final product, it is required by United States and Canada
regulatory agencies to have a label on the exterior of the final product with wording as
shown below:
“
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation
.”
