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7.6.
Pedestrian button
The pedestrian button is a compatible, wireless pedestrian push button that can operate multiple
product units (and light accessories).
STEP 1
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Unpack the accessory and check components:
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Check the condition of the accessory to ensure all components have been supplied.
STEP 2
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Pairing instructions.
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Pedestrian button accessories provided will not be paired with the product (unless
requested).
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Pairing is required prior to operation, the same process applies as per the remote controls.
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Refer to the remote control pairing video resource remembering this is the same process.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaPN7W04UGI&feature=youtu.be
STEP 3
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Positioning the accessory:
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Position the accessory in close proximity to the product (radius no greater than 4m).
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Ensure the accessory is on a flat surface and secured to the ground to prevent it from falling.
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Ensure the accessory is visible and accessible to pedestrians.
STEP 4
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Test and operate accessory:
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Once paired, the pedestrian button will work with the pedestrian lights.
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Test the pedestrian light as a part of the operational testing sequence.
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Press the button and wait for the pedestrian light to go green.
STEP 5
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Changing the battery:
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It is recommended that batteries are replaced every 3-6 months (depending on use).
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Detach casing by removing the screw at the base of the casing.
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Replace the battery with AAA batteries.
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Place casing over the product and secure using the screw.
