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RESET TO DEFAULTS
It is possible to reset all of the settings to the factory defaults. When a reset
is performed, ALL settings, including the binding information will be reset.
This means that the receiver will have to be bound again to the XtremeLink
®
transmitter module. To perform a RESET, press and hold the programming
button and then apply power to the receiver. Do not release the
programming button until the STATUS LED turns from orange to flashing
red. When the STATUS LED begins flashing red, you can release the
programming button. The RESET is now complete.
SECTION 4 – USING THE SYSTEM
Before the XtremeLink
®
system can be used, the XtremeLink
®
receiver(s)
must be instructed to communicate only with a single XtremeLink
®
RF
module (transmitter). This process, known as “binding”, is required only
once for each new XtremeLink
®
receiver.
Note: when binding your system you must put your receiver(s) in binding
mode BEFORE putting the transmitter in binding mode.
Starting with firmware version 3.0, you can have as many slave receivers
and a single master receiver bound together. If you are not using slave
receivers, please skip the “Slave Receiver” binding information below and
start with the “Master Receiver” section.
Binding the XtremeLink
®
System
Slave Receiver(s)
– Power on your XtremeLink
®
receiver and wait for the
STATUS LED to begin flashing red. Press and hold the programming button
(located inside of the receiver, next to the antenna) using the XPS radio tool,
a 3/32
nd
Allen wrench, or equivalent blunt object (note: screwdriver tips will
damage the receiver) until the STATUS LED changes from off to green, and
release the button. The STATUS LED will begin flashing orange. Now, press
and hold the programming button until the LED changes from flashing
orange to solid orange. This indicates that the receiver is set to be a slave
receiver. Repeat this process for as many slave receivers as you intend to
use. You must always have one master receiver, which is put into binding
mode last.