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LENNOX HEARTH PRODUCTS • ELITE LINEAR VIEW DIRECT-VENT GAS FIREPLACE (MODELS LDV42, LDV54) • INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Install batteries for battery backup.
Batteries are only required to operate the unit
in the event of loss of 120 VAC line power.
1. Remove the surround, if installed.
2. Remove the door for easier access.
3. The battery holder is attached via cable to
the IPI/CPI bracket on the left hand side
Pull the cable until the battery holder is
visible. Turn the battery holder such that it
will clear the unit and can be removed from
the unit (
the black and red wires will still
be connected to the unit
).
4. Place the 4 provided AA batteries into the
holder. Align the (–) end of the batteries the
the spring end of the holder.
5. Replace the battery holder and other
removed components (if applicable) in
reverse order.
Install and initialize remote control
system.
The remote control system provides remote
ON/OFF burner operation.
REqUIRED ITEMS (not provided):
• Standard Junction Box
TEChNICAL DATA
Supply Voltage, Remote Control/Transmitter:
4.5 V (three AAA batteries)
Supply Voltage, Wall Switch/Receiver:
6.0 V (four AA batteries)
Ambient temperature rating:
32–140°F (0–60°C)
Radio frequency:
315 MHz
Installing and Wiring the Receiver
(Wall Switch)
IMPORTANT!
PLACE ThE RECEIVER WALL SWITCh IN ThE
"Off" POSITION DURINg INSTALLATION OR
MAINTENANCE.
ThE hANDhELD REMOTE TRANSMITTER
AND RECEIVER WALL SWITCh ARE RADIO
fREqUENCy APPLIANCES. If ThE RECEIVER
WALL SWITCh IS MOUNTED INSIDE A
METALLIC CASE, SEVERE LOSS Of PERfOR-
MANCE (REDUCTION IN WORkINg RANgE)
MAy RESULT.
TURN Off MAIN gAS SUPPLy TO ThE APPLI-
ANCE DURINg INSTALLATION OR MAINTE-
NANCE Of ThE RECEIVER.
TURN Off MAIN gAS SUPPLy TO ThE APPLI-
ANCE BEfORE REMOVINg OR REPLACINg
WARNINg
fire hazard. Can cause severe
injury or death. The receiver
causes ignition of the appli-
ance. The appliance can turn
on suddenly. keep away from
the appliance burner when
operating the remote system or
activating manual bypass of the
remote system.
CAUTION
Property damage hazard. Excessive
heat can cause property damage.
The appliance can stay lit for many
hours. Turn off the appliance if it
is not going to be attended for any
length of time. Always place the
Transmitter where children can not
reach it.
Figure 25-2: Receiver (Wall Switch)
REMOTE
OFF
ON
Three-position slider switch
in REMOTE position
Figure 25-3: Transmitter (Remote Control)
Burner ON/Off
fIELD WIRINg
(CONTINUED)
Safety
Lock
Figure 25-1
BATTERIES IN RECEIVER WALL SWITCh.
The receiver accepts commands from the
handheld remote control transmitter to turn
the flame on and off.
Use the slider switch
(Figure 25-2)
to set the
receiver to one of three positions:
• ON (manually turns on the burner)
• REMOTE (remote ON/OFF burner control)
• OFF (manually turns off the burner)
The wall switch receiver may be installed in
a standard single gang wall switch box or in
a low temperature area of the appliance. See
Figure 25-1.
Receiver (Wall Switch) functionality
The Receiver is supplied by four (4) AA batter-
ies, see Fig. 3. The receiver accepts commands
via radio signal sent from the transmitter.
When the system is turned on, an acoustic
signal (“beep”) is generated to indicate that the
Receiver is ready to receive commands from
the Remote Control.
Remote Control functionality
When the batteries are installed in the remote
control and the side slider is in the position
shown in
Figure 25-2
, the LED on the trans-
mitter illuminates each time the ON/OFF button
is pressed.
Initializing the Remote Control System
To program the transmitter to the receiver,
slide the wall switch to the REMOTE position
(see
Figure 25-2
) and press the ON/OFF key on
the handheld remote control.
The system has an automatic learning mode
that allows the receiver to synchronize with
a new transmitter in the event the transmitter
must be replaced. As soon as the receiver
receives the first correct command from any
remote control, it will beep (3) times to con-
firm synchronization.
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