Emos P5763R, Руководство пользователя

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3. During these 60 seconds, press the button you want to pair with the
chime. If the chime receives signal from the button, a tone will sound,
the button will pair with the chime and the self-learning mode will
automatically end.
4. For pairing multiple buttons, repeat steps 1 to 3.
Note: Before pairing each button, the chime must be put into self-learning
mode – remove and reinsert 3× 1.5 V AA batteries.
You can pair a maximum of 8 buttons per chime this way.
Note: The chime has an internal memory where it stores the codes of the currently
paired buttons for cases of power failure. Once power supply to the chime is
restored, the chime will automatically enter self-learning mode for 60 seconds.
However, if no signal is received within these 60 seconds (new pairing is not
performed), the chime will automatically load the codes of the previously paired
buttons after self-learning mode ends. There is thus no need to pair buttons
again after a power failure.
Wiping the Memory of Paired Buttons
1. Remove the rear cover of the button by inserting a screwdriver into
the hole on the side.
2. Set the chime to pairing mode – remove and reinsert batteries – a
tone will sound.
3. Press button B in the battery compartment of the button within
60 seconds since reinserting the batteries into the chime – the LED
indicator on the chime and the button will flash and a tone will sound.
This will erase the memory of ALL paired buttons.
4. Re-assemble the button.
USAGE AS A SIGNAL EXTENDER
Signal transmission may be unreliable if the chime is too far away from the
button or if there is a source of electromagnetic interference in the vicinity.
The signal extender mode serves to extend the range of the chime.
Setting Signal Extender Mode
First pair the basic set of receiver (1st in order) + button.
Set a new receiver (2nd in order) to self-learning mode – insert 3× 1.5 V
AA batteries.
The new receiver will be in pairing mode for 60 seconds.
Switch the
button on the first receiver to position I; the receiver will
send a signal to the second receiver.
The second receiver will receive the signal and the LED will flash + a tone will
sound. Both receivers are now interconnected.