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Operation (continued)
3
Setting the wireless push
button
The wireless push button (B) has two options for tune
selection: Play the selected “FRONT” door musical
tune or play the “REAR” door designated tune (Ding).
□
Remove the single jumper inside the push
button (B) to play the selected musical tune.
□
Add the single jumper inside the push
button (B) to play only the Ding tune.
Remove jumper to
Add jumper to set
set as the “FRONT” door
as the “REAR” door
4
Selecting a push button tune
The doorbell (A) has different selectable tunes for
push buttons (sold separately). The push button set
as the “REAR” push button will only play Ding (one
note tune). The push button set as the “FRONT” push
button will play either Ding-Dong (two note tune) or
Westminster (eight note tune).
□
Cycle through the icons by pressing and holding
the button on the doorbell until the “house” icon
glows. Release the button. The “house” icon will
continue to flash indicating it is selected.
□
Press and release the button on the doorbell (A)
until desired tune is heard. The tune will change
each time the button is pressed and released.
When the desired tune is heard, it is now
selected.
□
No further action is needed and the “house”
icon will stop flashing in about 30 seconds.
NOTE:
When cycling through the icons, the icon will glow
for about 3 seconds before moving to the next icon.
NOTE:
Each channel is designed to work with up to 2
transmitters (sold separately).
NOTE:
All doorbells are designed to play only two
different tunes no matter how many push buttons are used.
5
Setting the motion sensor’s
day detect
The motion sensor (C) can be programmed to operate
during the daytime only (DAY ONLY) or both day and
night (DAY/NIGHT).
□
Remove the battery cover and batteries from
the motion sensor (C).
□
Slide the “DAY DETECT” switch to the desired
mode. Replace the batteries and cover.
DAY DETECT
DAY
DAY/
ONLY NIGHT
C
A
B
