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Pair Transmitter to Receiver:

Th

transmitter works with 

all 

ERA

 receivers.  B

asic programming 

calls for the user to 

program 

the transmitters with a receiver

 & 

select 

a melody for th

e

 transmitter to instruct the receiver to play when 

triggered.  

In the example below, the transmitter will be 

programmed to the ERA-

RXPG plugin receiver

.  

If you are using a 

different ERA receiver, follow the programming instructions for that 
receiver to put the receiver in programming mode and to change 
the melody.

1.

Open the front cover 

by insert 

a small 

paper clip into the square 

hole on the bottom of the unit 

(

f

igure

 

1)

  & gently pus

in 

to separate 

the top & bottom half of the case.

2.

Remove top half of case from lower case

 (figure 2)

.

3.

Install the 

included 

CR

2450

A

 battery in

to 

the holder

 with positive 

(+) facing up

 (figure 2)

.

4.

Test the battery by pressing the 

center push.  The green halo should 

illuminate for approximately 2 seconds, signaling transmission

.

Note: 

Program the 

push button to a compatible receiver PRIOR to 

mounting the push button

.

Push Button 

Battery Installation:

All ERA transmitters are compatible with all ERA receivers.

The ERA-PBTX is a push button transmitter that must be 
programmed to a ERA compatible receiver to operated.

The 

push button is outdoor rated and contains a silicone gasket to 

keep moisture out.  Mount with the small weep hole pointing 

down to ensure any moisture in the unit evaporates out.

The ERA-RXPG is a plugin receiver 

and

 is indoor rated only.

Push button 

measures 

3

.

00

'' H x 2.

25

'' W x 

1

.75'' D. 

The halo ring around the center push is constantly illuminating for 

visibility at night, but consumes very little power.

When triggered (center push button is pressed) the center halo 

illuminates brightly for approximately 2 seconds.

The ERA-RXPG has three operational modes; strobe only, sound 

only, sound.

The ERA-RXPG may be programmed with up to 12 ERA 

transmitters.

The range (line of site) of a ERA transmitter to receiver is 4,000 ft.

(

f

igure 

2

)

1.

Ensure the ERA-RXPG is plugged into a standard wall outlet.

2.

On the ERA-

RXPG

 receiver, hold down the "mode" 

(

bottom

 

button in figure 

3)

 

button until you hear a short tone sound & 

the 

red

 LED 

begins to blink

 (figure 

3

)

.

  This denotes the unit is in 

programming mode.

3. Scroll through available melodies by pressing the melody 

selector button.  Stop pushing this button when you hear the 

sound you want the respective push button to play.

4.

Push the center push on the push button.  The receiver will play 

a quick chime sound denoting the 

receiver is in program mode

.  

The red LED should still be blinking.

5.

If you want to program a second transmitter (push button, door 
contact, motion sensor, or driveway sensor) push the sound 
button (the button on top) to scroll through available melodies.  
Once you have the sound you want, stop pressing the sound 
button and repeat step 2 above, trigger the sensor/transmitter.

6.

Once you have programmed all the 

transmitter, 

exit program 

mode

 

by 

hold

ing 

down the "mode" button until you hear a short 

tone 

sound and the red LED disappears.  

(approx 3 sec)

E

RA

-

DCKIT (ERA-RXPG + ERA-

PBTX)

 

Introduction

The  ERA-DCKIT  is  a  long  range  wireless  door  chime  kit  with  the 
following two  components;  the  ERA-RXPG  plugin  receiver  &  the 
ERA-PBTX.    This manual  outlines  how  to  program  the  ERA-PBTX 
push  button  to  the  ERA-RXPG  receiver,  &  will  serve  as  the 
product  manual  for  the  kit  &  both individual products in the kit.

Helpful Notes:

(figure 1)

Push Button 

Battery Installation

 (cont)

:

(figure 

3

)

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