7. Carefully pack the wiring back into junction box. Make sure wires
are not pinched or strained.
8. Fasten power supply to junction box with the #6x1-1/2" flat-head
screws provided.
9. Move power supply switch to the right. Move receiver slide bar so
"OFF" is visible. The control will be OFF.
10. Refer to Figure 1. Position wall plate over the junction box. Align
receiver so that three-pin plug engages holes in power supply and
slide bar engages the power supply switch. Insert (2) #6-32x1-1/2"
screws through fastening holes in receiver, wall plate and power
supply. Tighten securely.
Do not replace the actuator push button until you have set the
code. See instructions below.
POWER SUPPLY
RECEIVER
PROCEDURE FOR SETTING OR CHANGING THE CODE
The Wire-in Control receiver and transmiter must be set with matching
codes. To set (or change the code for any reason follow instructions
below.
The receiver code switches are located on the front of the unit, behind
the actuator. The switch code block with plus (+), (0) and minus(-)
positions provide 19,683 possible code settings.
WITH MULTI FUNCTION TRANSMITTER
Follow instructions packed with your multi function transmitter.
Reassemble transmitter cover case. Snap the actuator cover onto
receiver. Turn on the power to circuit. Move receiver slide bar so
"ON" is visible. Control will be ON.
WITH SINGLE CHANNEL TRANSMITTER
Remove the transmitter cover screw. Turn case over (push
button side up).
CAUTION: Be careful not to move circuit board
components.
Set (or change) code in receiver by sliding one or more of the 9 code
switches to a plus, (0) or minus position.
Hold transmitter circuit board alongside receiver code switch block. Set
code switches in transmitter to match positions of receiver code
switches.
Reassemble transmitter case. Snap actuator cover onto receiver. Turn
on the power to circuit. Move receiver slide bar so "ON" is visible. Control
will be ON.
12.
11. TO TEST: press actuator push button. Light should turn on.
Press again, Light should turn off. Press transmitter push button.
Light should turn on. Press again and light should turn off.
NOTE: Allow a 1-second interval between transmitter
operations.
If light does not operate. check to be sure:
• Power is ON. Check fuse box or circuit breaker.
• Light bulb is "good".
• Receiver is firmly connected to power supply and slide bar is in ON
position,
• Electrical wiring is correct. Review the wiring instructions on Side 1.
• Receiver and transmitter have matching code settings.
• You are pressing the transmitter push button selected to operate
Wire-in (on multi function transmitters).
• Transmitters battery has power. NOTE: Test light on the
transmitter should glow when push button is pressed.
(Battery changing information is included in instructions packed
with your transmitter).
CAUTION: TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK,move the slide switch to
the OFF position whenever It is necessary to change a light bulb.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you use less than a 40 Watt bulb, the lamp
may glow dimly when OFF. This is normal.
If two or more Light Products are installed, they must be located at
least 10 feet apart to prevent electronic Interference.
There is a selection of accessories for use with the multi function
remote transmitter:
Series 53
Multifunction
Remote Transmitter
Series 74
Appliance Control
Receiver Module
Series 71
Indoor/Outdoor
Receiver Module
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