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Last update: 01.08.2013

Operating instructions

Automated latch release

ENGLISH

Programming

Programming the handheld wireless transmitter

        › Unscrew the cover on the receiver to access the programming button.

14

P1

15

1

2

ch1

ch2

ch3

ch4

ac / dc

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10 11 12 13

0 12 24

-

+

+

L2

L3

P1

L1

›   The green LED 

L1

 lights up.

›   Press down button 

P1

 until the green LED 

L2

 lights up.

›   Press the required button on the handheld wireless transmitter.
›   LED 

L2

 flashes once and the relay is audibly activated.

›   You have now programmed the button on the handheld wireless transmitter.

Note

: If the red LED 

L3

 lights up at the same time as the green LED 

L2

, this indicates that the button on the handheld 

wireless transmitter was already programmed, but has now been deleted.

The other button on the handheld wireless transmitter can be assigned to the same wireless receiver or to a different 
one, as required.

Deleting handheld wireless transmitters

If a handheld wireless transmitter has been lost or stolen, it cannot be deleted individually; all handheld wireless trans-

mitters must be deleted at once.

›   Press down button 

P1

 until the green LED 

L2

 lights up.

›   Briefly release button 

P1

, then press it down again until the red LED 

L3

 and the green LED 

L2

 light up three times.

›   You have now deleted all handheld wireless transmitters. The remaining handheld wireless transmitters must be pro-

    grammed in again.

Range between handheld wireless transmitter and receiver

Medium

Range without aerial

Range with aerial

Steel

approx.   2 m

approx.   5 m

Concrete

approx. 10 m

approx. 20 m

Timber, aluminium, PVC

approx. 20 m

approx. 30 m

Air

approx. 30 m

approx. 50 m

Summary of Contents for GEN AS Series

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Page 3: ...nal on and off 3 Locking and unlocking the door 4 Operating the system with optional external devices 4 Programming 5 Infra red access keys 6 Programming in the infra red master key 7 Programming in i...

Page 4: ...with genuine KFV accessories Improper use U The automated latch release must not be installed in moisture prone areas or areas with a corrosive atmosphere e g electroplating shops U The length of the...

Page 5: ...2 Open the door and hold it open 3 Switch off the operating voltage 4 Press and hold down the open button terminal 2 with terminal 4 open 5 Switch on the operating voltage 6 The automated latch releas...

Page 6: ...door The door can be unlocked by turning the pro le cylinder or the indoor lever handle and can be opened by the automated latch release Day mode Locking the door If the door is currently in night mod...

Page 7: ...ady programmed but has now been deleted The other button on the handheld wireless transmitter can be assigned to the same wireless receiver or to a different one as required Deleting handheld wireless...

Page 8: ...ons if you lose the infra red master key you should switch off the operating voltage on the automated latch release until you have obtained a new infra red master key from a specialist dealer and prog...

Page 9: ...will ash Hold the access key in front of the infra red eye and press any button on it An af rmative sequence of beeps is generated to indicate that programming was successful To check that programming...

Page 10: ...ter Stack two CR 2016 batteries on top of one another with their positive terminals facing upwards and place them in the battery compartment When the battery charge level has fallen to around 40 the s...

Page 11: ...signal Battery in handheld transmitter is too low Other systems e g wireless headphones are transmitting signals of the same fre quency 433 92 MHz Range too small Replace battery Switch off other sys...

Page 12: ...he product and its components are subject to stringent quality controls As a result they function reliably and safely when used correctly Our liability for consequential losses and or claims for damag...

Page 13: ...11 Last update 01 08 2013 Operating instructions Automated latch release ENGLISH...

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