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Linking the Push Button to the Chime Unit:
1.  Switch the Chime power to the “ON” position.  

The red LED will begin blinking slowly.

2.  Within 10 seconds of turning on the power, 

press the push button.  The LED on the chime 
will blink rapidly and turn off.  The Chime and 
Push Button have been successfully linked.

3.  To test, press the Push Button and the Chime 

Unit should chime.

Note: If linking fails or you change the batteries 

or turn the Chime Unit off and back on, you will have to re-link the Push 

Button to the Chime Unit. Perform steps 1 and 2 in the “Linking the Push 

Button to the Chime Unit.”

Low Battery Indicator:
The Chime Unit has a low battery indicator feature.  When the battery is 
at 25 percent capacity, the LED on the Chime Unit will begin to blink and 
will continue to blink each time the Push Button is depressed.  Replace the 
batteries and the LED will stop blinking.

(You will have to re-link the Push Button to the Chime Unit)

Installing the Push Button:
1.  Push Buttons are mounted at the same height as the door knob or handle, 

between 36” – 44” above the floor. Remove the old push button and use 
this location to install your new Push Button. 

2.  Before mounting the Push Button run a test. Place the Push Button as 

close as you can to where you would install it. Place the Chime as close as 
possible to its installation site. Press the Push Button and see if the Chime 
rings. If the Chime does not ring see – 

Troubleshooting.

*Remember: Button should be no farther away than 150 ft from the 

chime; and test before installation.

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Summary of Contents for 19230

Page 1: ...Wireless Door Chime User s Manual 19230 Thank you on your purchase of the Wireless Door Chime Before installation please read this manual carefully and keep for future reference Chime Push Button ...

Page 2: ... the arrow and lifting at the same time 3 Install 2 AA batteries noting the battery orientation inside the battery compartment 4 Replace battery cover Push Button 1 Remove battery cover by using a small flat screwdriver 2 Insert flat screwdriver in at the bottom of the Push Button to release the tab 3 While the flat screwdriver is inserted at the bottom of the Push Button press downwards to separa...

Page 3: ...en the battery is at 25 percent capacity the LED on the Chime Unit will begin to blink and will continue to blink each time the Push Button is depressed Replace the batteries and the LED will stop blinking You will have to re link the Push Button to the Chime Unit Installing the Push Button 1 Push Buttons are mounted at the same height as the door knob or handle between 36 44 above the floor Remov...

Page 4: ...e top of the Push Button onto the top of the back cover first and then pressing on the bottom of the Push Button to snap the bottom of the Push Button into place Installation using the provided Double Sided Tape 1 Clean the surface where you would like to mount the Push Button and the back of the Push Button Use a mixture of 50 50 water to isopropyl alcohol 2 Remove the battery cover as described ...

Page 5: ...emplate to mark mounting holes a If mounting to sheetrock i Using a 5 32nd inch drill bit drill holes at the marked locations ii Insert the two wall anchors supplied iii Screw in the two screws supplied leaving a of the screw extended out from the mounting surface See diagram iv Place the Chime Unit s keyholes over the screws and gently press downwards to secure Chime Unit b If mounting onto or in...

Page 6: ...Chime Template ...

Page 7: ...is properly linked Refer to the section Linking the Push Button to the Chime Unit Functional range may be adversely affected by one or more of the following factors Weather Radio Frequency Interference Low Transmitter Battery Push Button Obstruction between Push Button and Chime Unit FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules Operation is subject to the following conditions 1 Thi...

Page 8: ...dance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the fo...

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