Explorer Group 2005 AVANTE, Руководство пользователя

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REMOTE TRANSMITTER.
The remote control battery life is between
three and five years. When the batteries
eventually need replacement, the LED on
the remote will flash when you depress
either button instead of illuminating
continuously as normal.
The remote control uses two lithium
CR1220 batteries, which are available
from most camera shops.
To change the batteries, undo the two
Phillips screws on the back of the remote.
Place the remote on a flat surface with the
button and LED facing upwards. Gently
separate the two halves to expose the
batteries. Remove the old batteries and
insert the new
batteries, observing the correct polarity as
marked on the inside of the remote
casing.
DO NOT LEAVE BATTERY REPLACE-
MENT TO THE LAST MOMENT.
BATTERY LOW INDICATION.
The LED on the touch-key receptacle will
indicate battery low while the alarm is off.
One flash - main caravan battery is low.
Two flashes - battery back up battery is
low
If the main battery in the caravan is flat the
time that the awning light is
illuminated when arming and disarming
will be reduced from 30 seconds to
5 seconds.
The status of the sensor batteries can be
tested in the test/buzz mode.
REMOTE CONTROL TRANSMITTERS (two supplied)
LARGE BUTTON
(arm/ disarm, etc.)
SMALL BUTTON
(remote ‘panic’, etc.)
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Security
ALARM MODULE AND HOUSING
BACK-UP
BATTERY
650 ALARM
MODULE
RED
BLACK