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5. Depress the S-Tact switch on the Sender unit. During this process, an
Electronic Serial Number (ESN) will be sent from the Sender unit to the
Receiver unit. The LED on the front of the unit will blink 3 times between red
and green. This indicates the successful completion of the learning process.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each Receiver unit. It is not necessary to have
each Receiver unit connected to the client (device being controlled) during
the learning process.
7. Once all Receiver units have been configured, you should be able to control
several RS-232 devices from a single location.
Controlling Separate RS-232 Devices with Different
Sender units and Receiver units
1. Using the DIP switch chart as a guide, set DIP switch #2 to the correct baud
rate used by each RS-232 device. Since you will be controlling separate
RS-232 devices, ensure each RS-232 Sender unit and Receiver unit is set to
the baud rate used by each device.
2. Set DIP switch #1 to the ON position on each Sender unit and Receiver
unit to enable Network Mode. This will ensure that each Sender unit and
Receiver unit pair will not interfere with the other.
3. Power on both the first Sender unit and the Receiver unit pair.
4. Depress the L-Tact switch on the first Receiver unit to place the Receiver
unit in “learning” mode. The power LED on the Receiver unit will turn green
while in learning mode. Learning mode will stay active for 10 seconds.
Sender Units
Wireless extension up to 100 feet.
Receiver Units
CONNECTING AND OPERATING THE
WIRELESS RS-232 EXTENDER
