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TWC SENSOR PROGRAMMING
ATTENTION: CHECK THAT ALL THE BATTERIES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE UN-
USED / NON PROGRAMMED TWC SENSORS BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY OPERA-
TION.
1. To enter programming mode, hold down P1 button on the master TWM and the red led PRG
will turn on permanently. If there are some TWC slave devices already programmed, their
green leds will remain permanently turned on.
2. TThe green led of the first free position will start flashing. (In order to move to the following
position, press P1 button shortly. The relevant led will start flashing).
3. Press P1 button on TWC slave device: the red led on TWM master will turn off, while after a
few seconds the green led will start flashing and remain turned on permanently, in order to
signal that TWC devices have been successfully programmed.
NOTE: to use the TWC sensor with resistive sensitive edges, firstly put the J4 jumper
of the TWC for M1 contact input, or the J2 jumper of the TWC for the M2 contact input
(see figs. 4 - 5). If you need to change the type, you must reprogram after changing the
position of the jumpers.
M1 or M2 must be jumpered when not used (NC contact)
Wait for the LED of the programmed sensor to stay on with continuous light before trying
to program another sensor.
If no TWC is programmed within 30 seconds the TWM exits programming mode (PRG
red LED goes OFF).
CLEARING A SENSOR
1. Hold down P1 button on the TWM master until the red led PRG turns on permanently, then
release the button.
2. Press again P1 repeatedly to reach the position of the device to delete (the relevant green led
will flash).
3. Hold down P1 button until the red led PRG starts flashing, then release the button.
4. Confirm the deletion by pressing P1 button shortly.
CLEARING ALL SENSORS
1. Keep button P1 on the TWM base pressed, the PRG red LED comes on with continuous light,
and release.
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