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Important note:
If during further regular use of the Receiver you accidentally step back
into the Pairing mode, an acknowledgement to the Transmitter is no longer necessary.
After about 30 seconds, The Receiver switches back to Normal mode. When Pairing
mode is switched on, the function button can also be pressed again for 3 seconds and
then released. The device switches then back to Normal mode.
Important note:
The code acquired from the Transmitter remains stored in the
Receiver even when the batteries are removed for a long period. Therefore, when
replacing the batteries, it should not be necessary to pair the units again. This is also
the case, if after a pairing process the vibration alarm will be switched on or off.
is now ready for use.
Function test:
In order to perform a function test of the device, proceed as follows:
•
Press the "pairing button" on the Transmitter. For as long as you hold the button,
the two LED displays on the Receiver (orange - drop icon and red - battery icon)
are lit. Transmitter and receiver are connected. Please keep in mind that it may
take about 1-2 seconds when you press the pairing button until the LEDs light
up. This is due to the fact that the Transmitter, in order to save power,
communicates with the Receiver in a pulsed mode.
•
Bridge over both Transmitter buttons (fig. 4) with a coin (or any other electrically
conductive object) and firmly hold the coin on the press studs so that a
permanent electrical conductivity is provided.
•
An increasingly loud alarm signal will be heard.
•
The LED display for the Transmitter (fig. 5) "orange - drop symbol" (alarm off)
lights up in the Receiver.
•
Remove the coin from the press studs.
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The alarm signal continues until the alarm is switched off.
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On the receiver, press the button "alarm stop". (Fig. 5)
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The alarm signal stops. The orange Display for the Transmitter LED goes out.
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