M-E 4250109172146, Instruction Manual

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If one of the push-buttons is pressed, the wall receiver sends a radio signal which
can be taught-in to another receiver.
The wall receiver can thus also be used to create a stationary 2-channel transmit-
ter.
The buttons must not be operated at the same time.
Once everything has been connected and checked, the power supply can be
switched on/set up.
Operating Mode Switching Contact / Teaching in Hand-held Transmitter
The switching contact offers 3 different operating modes in order to be able to be
used as versatilely as possible.
"2-Channel" operating mode
Slide the selector switch (4) for the operating mode to the "2-channel" position
according to the labelling on the circuit board. Press the key (3) for the corres-
ponding channel; the red and green LEDs of the channel now light up. Then press
two buttons on the hand-held transmitter in succession, e.g. button 1 and 2. The
LEDs flash once each to confirm and then go out.
Now the switch contact is switched ON when the first key (1 in the example) on
the hand-held transmitter is pressed and switched OFF when the second key (2 in
the example) on the hand-held transmitter is pressed.
The orange LED from the channel lights up when the relay is switched ON.
"Toggle" operating mode
Slide the selector switch (4) for the operating mode to the "Toggle" position. Press
the button for the corresponding channel (3), the LEDs for the channel light up red
and green, and then press the desired button on the hand-held transmitter. The
LEDs flash once for confirmation and then go out.
The contact switches every time the corresponding button on the hand-held
transmitter is pressed. The orange LED from the channel lights up when the relay
is switched ON.
"Push" operating mode
Slide the operating mode selector switch (4) to the "Push" position. Press the
button (3) for the corresponding channel, the LEDs of the channel light up red and
green, and then press the desired button on the hand-held transmitter. The LEDs
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