M-E ODYON pro WE20/230, Instruction Manual

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flash once for confirmation and then go out. When the button on the hand-held
transmitter is pressed, the contact switches ON as long as the button on the
hand-held transmitter is pressed and OFF when the button on the hand-held
transmitter is released.
NOTE: You can switch between the "Toggle" and "Push" operating modes at any
time. If the "2-channel" mode is to be or has been set, the wall receiver must be
reset as described in the next section. Afterwards, all transmitters must be
relearned.
Repeater function
This wall receiver can also be used as a repeater. Briefly press the repeater button
(6) and then the button on the hand-held transmitter that is to be forwarded.
Position the wall receiver to be used as a repeater so that it has radio contact with
the wall receiver to which it is to forward the signal.
As soon as the wall receiver used as a repeater receives a taught-in signal, it waits
briefly to see whether the target receiver has already sent an acknowledgement.
If this is not the case, the repeater forwards the signal and then also waits for the
feedback from the target receiver and then forwards this to the hand-held trans-
mitter.
Coding
The wall-mounted receiver is coded at the factory with a permanently assigned
and unique serial number for identification purposes for transmission operation
(button on the inputs). For security reasons, this cannot be changed and allows
many combinations of the radio system. The serial number is transmitted encryp-
ted in the radio protocol and therefore cannot be copied.
To teach in a hand-held transmitter to an ODYON pro receiver, press the channel
button (5) on the receiver and then press the desired button on the hand-held
transmitter. After the hand-held transmitter has been successfully tuned in, the
receiver switches according to the set operating mode. Read the section "Switch-
ing the operating mode" for more detailed information.
If another wall receiver is to be used as a transmitter, press the corresponding
button connected to the input of the wall receiver used as a transmitter instead of
the button on the remote control.
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