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CONNECTING A SECOND WIRELESS CONTROLLER
The following procedure details how to assign the Wireless Controller to the Digital
Mixer Valve and test the remote signal strength.
Note!
Other radio signals from sources such as mobile phones, radio controlled
boiler thermostats, wireless broadband etc. can dramatically reduce the ability of
the digital mixer valve to register.
It is recommended that such items are switched off during this process.
Isolate electrical supply to the digital mixer valve.
Bring the wireless controller to within approximately 1 m of the digital mixer
valve. Fit the three AA batteries supplied into the wireless controller.
Ensure the wireless controller LCD lights up then switch on power to the digital
mixer valve.
Depending on the type and version of your wireless controller, the software
revision number (eg. r04) may be briefly displayed, the controller will then display
its default time of 4:00 (unregistered).
The digital mixer valve will now begin to make a noise as it resets itself and
registers with the wireless controller.
Registration in progress symbol is displayed for approximately
30 seconds. Do not remove the batteries or switch off the digital
mixer valve. Registration in progress symbol goes out indicating
the digital mixer valve and wireless controller have been assigned
to each other.
Place wireless controller in approximate final position (no more
than 10 m (free air) from digital mixer valve) and test wireless
signal by pressing “
1
” or “
2
”, and adjusting the temperature. If
temperature display remains unchanged and “
out of range
” symbol
is displayed, units are unable to communicate with each other.
If test fails, reposition the controller closer to the digital mixer valve and repeat
test until satisfied the shower will work reliably at all times.
Out of Range
Symbol
Registration in
Progress
Symbol
