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WARNING:
When using Maximo it is recommended to turn off radar, microwave oven, induction
cooker hob and any other device emitting electromagnetic waves with a power
higher than 1,000 W.
These devices, sometimes of low quality and not compliant with the law on
electromagnetic emissions, can interfere with the transmissions of the Maximo
system, which by law cannot exceed 10 mW (100,000 times less).
2.2 Activation procedure
In order to activate Maximo, follow step by step the below procedure:
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Activate the control heads to enable the command station connected to the Maximo
receiver.
DANGER:
TO USE MAXIMO, LEAVE THE CONTROL HEADS IN NEUTRAL POSITION.
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Activate the Maximo receiver using the On / Off switch. After about 20 seconds, the
receiver's beeper will begin to emit the danger intermittent signal indicating that the system
is operational but has not established yet the radio connection with the transmitter.
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If the system emits a long acoustic signal followed by short acoustic signals, an anomaly
condition exists which prevents Maximo from operating (for example, control heads off). In
this case, Maximo cannot be used. To view the alarm, wait approximately one / two
minutes then connect with a smartphone, tablet or PC to the Maximo Wi-Fi (see
“Wi-Fi
connection” paragraph of the installer manual). If you do not currently have Wi-Fi
connection, consult the following table for help.
Type of acoustic
signalling
State of the receiver
State of the outputs
Continuos
Lack of reception from the
transmitter
Outputs deactivated
Beep every two
seconds
Correct reception from the
transmitter but waiting for the
engagement.
Outputs deactivated
Absent
Correct reception with
engagement.
Activated
A continuous 5 second
beep, followed by a
variable number of
beeps.
Receiver on alarm (see
chapter “Operational
problems” in the installer’s
manual).
Deactivated the output of the
function in alarm, activated the
others.
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If there are no alarms, turn on the transmitter, keeping pressed the On / Off button for more
than 3 seconds (security delay childproof). The transmission LEDs light up blue, indicating
that the transmitter and receiver are communicating but waiting to engage. The receiver
acoustic danger signal is replaced by the waiting signal of engagement, characterized by a
beep every two seconds approximately. During this time the transmitter is not operational.
