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Noottee:: If batteries are not already installed, install them as instructed on Page 7.
Install Battery Compartment into the Control Module as illustrated in Figure 9.
Connect Battery Connector to Battery Compartment as illustrated in Figure 10.
An audio “beep” will sound when power to the Control Module is detected.
Open supply stops. Remove label from Sensor on Spout. Two audio “beeps” will
sound to acknowledge that the Control Module has recognized the Spout.
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Noottee:: If label was removed from Sensor BEFORE connecting batteries, connect
batteries as instructed in Step 6. Pass hand under Spout to initialize Faucet.
Place Cover over the Control Module and attach using the four (4) screws
provided. Cover can be installed in only one orientation.
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OPERATION
When hands are placed beneath the spray
head, the ppaassssiivvee OPTIMA
®
Sensor senses
heat from the user’s hands. The aaccttiivvee
OPTIMA
®
Sensor then emits invisible light
beams that are reflected from the user’s hands
back to the sensor. When both OPTIMA
®
Sensors qualify the user, the Faucet transmits
an RF signal to the control module to activate
the solenoid and turn on a water flow.
Tempered water flows for as long as hands
continue to stay within the Sensor’s range (30
second automatic shut off). When hands are
removed, the water flow automatically stops.
The faucet is then ready for the next user.
CARE AND CLEANING OF CHROME AND SPECIAL FINISHES
DO NOT use abrasive or chemical cleaners (including chlorine bleach) to clean
faucets as they may dull the luster and attack the chrome or special decorative
finishes. Use ONLY soap and water, then wipe dry with clean cloth or towel.
While cleaning the bathroom tile, the faucet should be protected from any
splattering of cleaner. Acids and cleaning fluids will discolor or remove chrome
plating.
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CONTROL MODULE
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INSTALL COVER
AND SECURE WITH
THE FOUR (4)
COVER SCREWS
Figure 9
GENTLY SLIDE THE BATTERY
COMPARTMENT INTO THE
CONTROL MODULE
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
CONTROL MODULE
Figure 11
REMOVE LABEL FROM SENSOR
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INSTALL BATTERY
CONNECTOR TO
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
Step 6 — Install Battery Compartment into Control Module
(
Figures 9 and 10
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Step 7 — Open Supply Stops and Remove Label from Sensor
(Figure 11)
Step 8 — Install Cover onto Control Module (
Figure 12
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At battery install or
after valve reset
button pressed
An audio beep will sound 6 times, once
every 0.2 seconds.
A reset button is located on the
PCB. This feature allows a
customer to reset the valve’s RF
ID manually (pressing the button
is the same as removing the
batteries from the unit).
Valid RF ID Accepted 2 short beeps are sounded after a valid ID
is accepted.
When the customer programs the
valve ID, two short confirmation
beeps to occur.
First 10 minutes of
operation
A. Each time a valid target is detected
(and for as long as it is in the target
detection zone and the valve should be
open) the beeper will sound once
every 0.3 second.
B. If there is a valid target as above, but
the valve should be closed due to a
time out condition then the beep rate
will change to once per 0.6 seconds
Max Flow
No beeping to occur
Miscommunication
Water is turned off and 1 beep is
sounded.
In the unlikely event that the RF
signal received by the valve is
incorrect, the valve will turn off
and a single beep will sound.
Normal operation is started
automatically upon receiving a
valid signal.
Low Battery Voltage
1 second after a target is removed from
the detection zone, an audio beep will
sound 3 times, once every 0.5 seconds
Secondary Low
Battery Voltage
Detection
If a customer installs batteries that are
below 4.5 ± 0.1 VDC, a one second long
beep will sound and the unit will not
operate.
AUDIO ALERTS
