3.6 Wireless
The following models pertain to equipment fitted with the BERNAL-Keeloq® wireless system "PICO" 868.5 MHz.
3.7 Teaching the handheld transmitter (plug-in receiver)
A maximum of 28 handheld transmitters can be programmed on the wireless
receiver. At the end, the initial codes will be overwritten
• Plug in the mains supply.
• Loosen the screw on the light cover. Remove the light cover from the
housing.
• Press the WIRELESS LEARN button on the plug-in receiver briefly. The WIRE-
LESS LED on the plug-in receiver lights up.
• Press the desired button of the handheld transmitter until the WIRELESS LED
goes off.
• the button of the handheld transmitter once again until the WIRELESS LED
starts flashing.
• WIRELESS LED goes off after about 5 sec., and the handheld transmitter has
been taught.
Repeat the procedure for teaching other handheld transmitters. If no handheld transmitter is trained within 30 sec. after
activation, the learning mode ends automatically.
3.8 Deleting the handheld transmitter (plug-in receiver)
If handheld transmitters are to be deleted from the wireless receiver, the latter must be deleted completely:
• Plug in the mains supply.
• Loosen the screw on the light cover. Remove the light cover from the housing.
• Press the WIRELESS LEARN button on the plug-in receiver (and hold it). The WIRELESS LED lights up and goes off after about
10 sec.: All trained handheld transmitters are deleted.
3.9 Declaration of conformity
Finally, the manufacturer of the machine or his authorised representative must effect the EC Declaration of Conformity in
accordance with MRL 2006/42/EC Appendix II 1.A. and the CE mark in accordance with MRL 2006/42/EC Appendix III.
3.10 Handing over and user training
Hand over the machine including the documentation (see EN 12635) to the owner of the system. Please ensure that the
operator and user are briefed and trained in the operation and maintenance of the system. Please ensure that these au-
thorised persons receive:
• training on operating the system safely (see 5.0 to 5.3),
• training in the maintenance of the system (see 5.5) as well as
• briefing on possible hazards of non-compliance with these instructions.
In addition, please give a live demonstration on the machine regarding:
• the function of all operating elements and their effect during various operating states (5.2),
• the function and testing of the emergency unlocking mechanism (2.5),
• the function and testing of the hindrance detection system (3.4) and
• the operation and testing of all and/or any additional safety devices connected (4.2 / 4.3 / 4.5 / 4.6 and 4.8).
Please draw attention to the fact that the instruction manual for the machine must be kept in safe custody in such a manner
that all those concerned with the operation, maintenance or repair of the machine have access to it. Please recommend
that a test logbook be maintained and that the system is checked once every year by a qualified technician, even for
systems that belong to an individual household not having automatically operated garage doors. Please document the
handing over and the user briefing and training in writing.
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