EN
C
C
C
C
(
On
)
(
Off
)
A B
C D
10”
(01, 02, 03, ....)
C
(01, 02, 03, ....)
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Switch-2 Switch-1
be set for each one, repeating the proce-
dure described in points
02
,
03
,
04
and
05
.
At any time, or at the end of all operations,
the user can exit the procedure by press-
ing
■
(
2
), or by waiting for the transmitter to
switch off automatically.
– See summarised
example in
Fig.
➐
–
—
Step 3
—
MEMORISING THE CODE SENT
BY THE TRANSMITTER IN
THE RECEIVER
Each
Number
in the transmitter is asso-
ciated with its own “identity code” which
enables the transmitter to be recognised
by the receiver of an automation whenever
a command is sent.
In this step, this “identity code” must be
memorised in each automation Receiver,
to then enable the latter to recognise the
commands sent by the transmitter. To do
this, proceed as follows:
01.
In the “Automation List” locate the
Number
of the automation in which
the Receiver is to memorise the “iden-
tity code” of your transmitter.
With the transmitter switched off
,
press keys
–
/
+
to select this
Number
.
02.
Press
■
(
2
): after a brief interval the
transmitter switches off, but keeps
the Number of the previously selected
automation in the memory.
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