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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ( Continued )
14.
CODE SWITCH SETTING
The codes in the code switches are set at the factory to match both the receiver
and the transmitter as a set. If you wish to reset the codes to your own selection, follow this procedure: The
code switches are located inside the receiver, and inside the transmitter.
a.
Remove the four screws and the cover.
b.
Inside the enclosure, locate the code switch block. There are seven (7) switches. Each switch has
three (3) pos, 0 , —.
c.
As you read the numbers left to right, set the switches to one of the three positions on each switch.
d.
Record your setting on a slip of paper i.e. sw 1=0 or sw 1=+ or sw= —. Proceed to record all seven (7)
settings in this fashion.
e.
Take your recorded switch settings to the next unit to be set and begin setting switches left to right as
shown on your recorded slip of paper, making the settings exactly the same as the last unit set.
f.
Put the receiver and the transmitter side by side and carefully check to make sure that they are set
identically.
g.
Replace the covers on both units and save the code setting record for future reference. (On units that
have serial numbers, a code setting is given at the factory. This setting can be used as is or any new
setting should be recorded.)
NOTE : IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A CODE SETTING LIST FROM YOUR DEALER, OR IF YOU DO NOT
HAVE A SERIAL NUMBER AFFIXED TO YOUR RECEIVER OR TRANSMITTER, THE CODES ARE
ALL AT "0", AND YOU SHOULD RESET THEM TO A CODE OF YOUR SELECTION. IF YOU HAVE
SERIAL NUMBERS ON YOUR UNITS, YOUR FACTORY CODE SETTING IS AVAILABLE FROM
RIECO-TITAN PRODUCTS, INC.
15.
Our new receiver control box is equipped with an LED light in the top for each jack circuit. When the jack is
activated by the remote button control, the LED for that jack or jacks is illuminated indicating a completed
circuit. Also included inside the box are eight 30 amp automotive blade type fuses (2 per jack). If a short
circuit occurs, or a current overload happens, the fuse will burn protecting the electronics and the motors.
It is important to find the cause of the blown fuse before replacing the fuse.
16.
EMERGENCY REMOTE CONTROL The electronic control system now includes a remote emergency
button control, which can take a great deal of the exasperation and sweat out of the lost or damaged remote
control situation. The emergency button control is colored bright red, and is intended for use in emergency
situations only. It will operate your electric jacks with electricity, rather than have you mechanically crank
them to get you on the road again. This new control operates in the wired mode only, not RF (wireless) , but
will do the job. It will be found attached to the receiver control box in the camper. The control comes with a
special red connector wire to plug into the remote switch panel to operate the system. We suggest that as
soon as a replacement is obtained for the lost or damaged remote control, the emergency units be returned to
their storage location for possible future emergency use. This emergency control has the same security code
setting as your regular remote and receiver control box.
Revised 4-1-10
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