ICP ICARUS blue TM600, Manual

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• Press button B to activate the following output of the connect-
ed receiver:
– Function block 1 active -> Output 2
– Function block 2 active -> Output 6
• Press button C to activate the following output of the connect-
ed receiver:
– Function block 1 active -> Output 3
– Function block 2 active -> Output 7
• Press button D to activate the following output of the connect-
ed receiver:
– Function block 1 active -> Output 4
– Function block 2 active -> Output 8
If the connection is interrupted, the status LED starts to
flash orange. Any active outputs are deactivated.
NOTE
4.5 DELETING / REMOVING COUPLED RECEIVERS
To delete all coupled receivers from the memory of the transmitter,
the following button combination must be pressed within a period
of max. 9 seconds:
1. With the transmitter switched off, press button 1 (On / Off) and
keep it pressed (< 3 seconds) until the status LED lights up.
Immediately after this, release button 1 (On / Off) and press it
again six times, quickly in succession.
2. The status LED now starts to flash alternately red and blue and
thus signals that all coupled receivers have been deleted from
the memory of the transmitter.
3. Press button 1 to switch off the transmitter.
4.6 REPLACING THE BELT CLIP WITH A COVER PLATE
The transmitter is delivered with a preassembled belt clip. If nec-
cessary, you can replace the belt clip with the cover plate (also
supplied with the transmitter), in order to create a flat back of the
transmitter. Proceed as follows:
1. Use a suitable cross-head screwdriver to carefully undo the two
screws, with which the belt clip is fixed on the back of the trans-
mitter.
2. Remove the belt clip.
3. Place the cover plate in the recess provided on the back of the
transmitter. Ensure that the countersunk holes in the cover
plate are facing you.
4. Use the countersunk screws supplied to fix the cover plate.
Ensure that you do not overtwist or overtighten the screws
(maximum 0.6Nm), as this can lead to internal damage of the
enclosure and thus to loss of the IP67 protection.
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