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It is
recommended
to learn the device into Repeater B only (and not to Repeater C) to
reduce signal traffic.
<NOTE>
For the above system, Repeater C is also learnt into Repeater A or B or both so the
signals from Repeater C can be relayed to the Control Panel through Repeater A or
B, or either.
Example 2:
From the displayed diagram, the device is located between the RF coverage areas of
Repeater A, B and C. Users can choose to learn the device into Repeater A only, learn into
Repeater B only, learn into Repeater C only, or learn into Repeaters A, B and C.
It is
recommended
to learn the device into Repeater A only or Repeater B only (and not to
Repeater C) to reduce signal traffic.
<NOTE>
For the above system, Repeater C is also learnt into Repeater A or B or both so the
signals from Repeater C can be relayed to the Control Panel through Repeater A or
B, or either.
3. Typically, most devices stay in the same RF coverage area. For the exceptions such as a
Remote Controller, please learn the device into all Repeaters (and Control Panel) of the
system.