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Figure 9
Mounting Hole Pattern
B.
Communication Address Setup
A RF transmitter controls one 8294-07 monitor. The transmitter is digitally encoded with a security
code to ensure that it does not accidentally control the wrong monitor. The receiver has a matching
decoder and security code that instantaneously decodes and interprets commands. The security code
is a 15-bit selectable code that is set on both the remote transmitter and the receiver.
The 8294-07 monitors are tested and shipped with a security code based upon the monitor serial
number, ensuring each monitor leaves the factory with a unique code assigned to it. The security
settings will normally not need to be changed. In the case of a lost transmitter or replaced control
board, use the following instructions to change the security settings.
Danger:
Using two W.E.T. monitors with the same, security code may cause the
inadvertent control of the wrong monitor, resulting in possible property damage and injury to
personnel. Using the factory specified codes will prevent this problem.
Caution:
Do not pinch wires when attaching back panel to front panel of the handheld
enclosure. Ensure all O-ring and gaskets are properly installed when closing receiver or transmitter
enclosures.
C.
RF Settings
Caution:
The RF Receiver/Control Module and all transmitters’ communication addresses
have been set at the factory. They should not require any additional address settings.
