Emos P5712, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 2 / 24

2
The wireless digital doorbell set consists of the bell
pushbutton (TX) and the bell unit (RX). The bell
unit should be placed indoor or it can be used as a
portable pager. The transmission between the push-
button and the bell unit is based on radio waves on
frequency 433,92MHz. Transmission range is up to
100m in open area, depending on the conditions.
Please read the following user manual carefully.
Technical specification
Transmission range: up to 100 m in open area
Pairing method: self-learning function
Possibility to pair more pushbuttons: yes (max 8)
Number of melodies: 16
Adjustable volume: 3 levels
Three different operating modes: only ringing;
only light signaling; both ringing and optical
signaling
Waterproof pushbutton: with IP44 coverage
Operating frequency: 433,92MHz, 2 mW e.r.p. max.
Power of pushbutton: 1× 12 V battery (type A23)
Power of bell unit: 3× 1.5 V batteries (type AA)
Getting started
1. Remove the casing of the battery compartment
at the back of the bell unit. Insert 3 pieces
of 1.5V batteries, type AA, according to the
polarity indicated at the bottom of the battery
compartment. Put the battery compartment
casing back. Do not combine new and old
batteries or different types of batteries (alkali,
carbon-zinc and nickel-cadmium), do not use
rechargeable batteries!
2. Remove the back casing of the pushbutton
through the hole in the side of the casing with
a screwdriver. Insert 1 pc of 12V battery, type
23A according to the polarity indicated. Reas-
semble the pushbutton casing.
3. Press the pushbutton of the bell (transmitter)
to sound the bell. A red LED diode will indicate
that radio signal was transmitted and that the
pushbutton is matched with the bell.
4. To match other pushbuttons, repeat the pro-
cedure according to point 3.
5. Pushbuttons can be matched within 25 sec-
onds after inserting the battery.
6. If you want to match other pushbuttons later,
proceed according to point 1,2,3.
7. You can match a maximum of 8 buttons
this way.
8. The broadcast range is 100 m in free space and
without electromagnetic interference. This
range may be affected by local conditions, e.g.
the number of walls the signal passes through,
metal doorframes and other elements, which
affect the radio signal transmission (presence
of other radio appliances operating on a similar
wavelength such as wireless thermometers,
gate controllers etc.). The broadcast range may
decrease rapidly due to these factors.
9. The home bell (receiver) is designed for perma-
nent installation indoor or you can use it as a
portable “pager”.
Note: If you match another pushbutton (9th and
more), the memory of the first pushbuttons will be
erased automatically in reverse order.
Erasing the memory of paired buttons
• Remove the rear part of the push button cover.
• Set the chime to the pairing mode - depending
from the door chime type, remove the battery
and reinsert or disconnect the chime from the
230 V socket and reconnect.
• Within 25 seconds push the S2 button on the
rear of the push button (transmitter).
• A melody will sound – the memory of all
matched buttons will be erased.
Setting of bell unit
1. The button for choosing of ringing melody is
placed on the front side of the bell unit near the
cover of optical signalization. Choose desired
melody by pressing this button – melody which
has just sounded is set.
2. There are two slide switches located on the
lateral side of the bell unit.
• first one is used for setting of ringing volume
(3 levels)
• second switch is used for working mode setting:
a) only optical signaling (intensive blinking)
b) ringing and optical signaling together
c) only ringing
a) b) c)
Pushbutton installation
1. Before you start mounting, make sure that
the doorbell works properly on the place you
have chosen.
GB | Wireless doorbell