TRANSMITTER BEHAVIOUR
“Normal” transmitters’ transmission codes are accepted by repeaters in each
level, and forwarded based on the programmed level. This ensures that receivers
can be switched from any position as required, using programmed transmitters.
RECEIVER BEHAVIOUR
Repeater telegrams, regardless of which level they are programmed into, are al-
ways accepted by Easywave receivers. This means that it is not always necessary
to use all three available repeater levels.
However, depending on the use in each case, it must be ensured that only a re-
peater at the last level in use is within range of the receiver.
REPEATER IN TRANSPARENT MODE
Telegrams from repeaters in transparent mode are accepted by repeaters in
cascade mode at level 1, as would be expected with a conventional Easywave
transmitter.
Therefore, one (1!) repeater can alternatively be used as “level 0” if the 3 regular
levels are insufficient in cascade mode.
Repeaters in which the relevant telegram is programmed at level 2 or 3 reject all
telegrams from a repeater in transparent mode.
START-UP
1. The repeater must only be installed in commercially available flush-mounted
boxes with covers.
2. Disconnect the power circuit and connect the power supply.
3. Switch on the supply voltage again.
Caution! Observe the applicable electrical regulations!
After start-up, the radio repeater is ready for operation.
Caution!
Make sure there is no interference with the wireless connec-
tion. Do not mount the device in a distribution box, in metal casings, or
in direct proximity to close metal objects on the floor or nearby.
PROGRAMMING THE TRANSMISSION CODE
If transmitters with 2- or 3-button operation are used, generally only the code for
one button needs be transmitted. The code for the associated buttons is assigned
automatically.
Program transmitter in level 1
1. Press the programming button once
(< 1.6 seconds).
The LED blinks on and off.
2. Press a button on your transmitter.
3. The transmitter has been successfully programmed. The LED goes out.
Program transmitter in level 2
1. Press the programming button twice briefly (< 1.6 seconds).
The LED flashes in a 2-blink pattern.
2. Press a button on your transmitter.
3. The transmitter has been successfully programmed. The LED goes out.
Program transmitter in level 3
1. Press the programming button three times briefly (< 1.6 seconds).
The LED flashes in a 3-blink pattern.
2. Press a button on your transmitter.
3. The transmitter has been successfully programmed. The LED goes out.
If the transmission code has been saved, the LED lights up for around 2 seconds
and the repeater switches to ready mode.
A transmitter can only be programmed at one level. If a programmed transmission
code is programmed at another level, the transmitter
DELETING SPECIFIC TRANSMITTER CODES
1. Press and hold the programming button (> 1.6 seconds) until the LED flashes
quickly.
2. Press one button on your transmitter. If the transmission code has been de-
leted, the LED will light up for around 2 seconds and the repeater switches to
ready mode.
DELETING ALL TRANSMISSION CODES (RESET)
1. Press and hold the programming button (> 1.6 seconds) until the LED flashes
quickly.
2. Press and hold the programming button (>1.6 seconds) until the LED has been
illuminated for 4 seconds. This will delete all transmission codes programmed
in the levels. The repeater switches to ready mode. Transparent mode is active
again.
Note:
All programming and deletion processes can be cancelled by briefly press-
ing the programming button or by waiting for around 30 seconds
TROUBLESHOOTING
• 1-button operating modes switch twice, or, after switching on, switch OFF
again immediately: there is an overreach, and 2 or more telegrams are reaching
the receiver. This could be 2 repeaters or 1 transmitter and 1 repeater. Ensure
that only 1 transmitter or repeater is within range of the receiver, or use a 2-but-
ton operating mode.
• Individual telegrams are not repeated: check whether the repeater is in trans-
parent mode. Activate transparent mode by performing a RESET, or program
the telegram into the repeater. Check that the telegram has been programmed
at the right levels of the repeaters in use.
• There is just one short pulse on the receiver when in deadman operating mode:
the duration of the telegrams is not being evaluated by the repeaters. “Dead-
man” operating mode can only be used as a “pulse” to a limited extent.
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Subject to technical changes
CONFORMITY
This product complies with the essential requirements of the R&TTE guideline 1999/5/EG.You may request the certifi-
cate of conformity from your supploer.
DISPOSAL
Dispose an obselet device at a collecting point for electronic waste or at your supplier.
Dispose the packaging material at a paper collecting point for paper resp. plastic.
You may not dispose an obsolte device in the general garbage.
WARRENTY
Within the legal warrenty time we intend to repair all defect devices, whether the defect is caused by the material or
assembly, or replace them. The warenty expires after a third-party repair.
SERVICE
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