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REGISTRATION BEST PERFORMANCE
• When the Receiver is used for the fi rst time, it is necessary to “register” the Alarm(s) that it
will be used with, so that the Receiver can “learn” their unique identifi cation codes. Before
starting this procedure, ensure all Alarms are switched OFF, then proceed as follows:
1. Switch the Receiver ‘On’.
2. Using a small pointed object press the registration button on the back of the Receiver
until the leftmost LED starts to fl ash.
3. Switch on each Alarm in the order you would like them to appear on the Receiver.
4. When complete, press the registration button again on the back of the Receiver for 2
seconds, or switch the Receiver ‘Off ’.
• If you would like to change the order of the Alarms, or add more to your setup, please repeat
the above sequence.
• The selected colour of the LEDs on the Alarm is communicated to the Receiver to match.
(If no colour has previously been selected for the Alarm LEDs, the fi rst colour in the sequence
will be automatically selected).
The operating range of the Receiver, like all low power radio systems, is highly dependent on
the conditions of use and can be adversely aff ected by the position of both transmitter and
receiver, the terrain over which it is being used, the prevailing atmospheric conditions, and the
presence of any interfering signals.
To obtain best performance, it is recommended that you:
• Keep the Receiver as high above ground as possible, if worn on the body, it should be worn as
high as possible and on the outside of your clothing.
• Try to keep a direct “line-of-sight” between the receiver and transmitter. Obstructions such
as trees, buildings, etc. may cause loss of signal, or refl ections of the signal, resulting in “dead
spots”.
• Do not keep the Receiver in the same pocket as a mobile phone, or other electronic devices.
• Ensure both your Receiver and your Alarms have good batteries.
All the above hints become progressively less important, as the working range is reduced.
Remember to use the system responsibly – the Receiver has been designed to give a long
operating range in order to maximise reliability at close range, and NOT to encourage users to
leave their rods in the water unattended. Please fi sh responsibly!