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6. Start-up
6.2.2 Plugging in handset
Plug the handset cable into the 7-pin socket.
Fig. 43. Sockets on control unit
6.2.2.1 Programming the remote handset
The remote receiver must be programmed (taught) to be able to
understand the radiogram from the remote handset. The teach-in
procedure creates an assignment only in the remote receiver.
The distance between the remote handset and the remote recei-
ver should not exceed 0.5 m during the programming.
The remote receiver has a „Teach-in“ button (A) for programming
and a „Control“ LED (B) as an indicator.
B
A
Abb. 44. Remote receiver
Proceed as follows:
1. Briefly press the „Teach-in“ button on the remote receiver.
The „Control“ LED lights up.
2. Immediately send a radio signal (approx. 2 sec.) with the
remote handset. Here you can press the „up“ or „down“
button. The LED switches off briefly.
3. After approx. 8 sec. the teach-in process is terminated auto-
matically or pressing the „up“ or „down“ button again will
immediately end the teach-in process.
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You can choose between several handsets for the
control unit.
You will find further information on available
handsets under "Package contents".
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M3
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6.2.2.2 Replacing the battery
The remote handsets are operated with a lithium button cell (CR
2032 included in delivery).
1. Open the battery compartment
2. Remove used button cell
3. Insert new button cell (CR2032)
Pay attention to polarity and avoid soiling
4. Close battery compartment (click into place)
Fig. 45. Battery change
6.2.3 Connecting optional components
If you have an earth cable, attach it to a metal part of the desk
support and to socket F.
Fig. 46. Sockets on control unit
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Immediate remove used button cells (batteries)
and dispose of them in an environmentally
friendly manner. They must not be discarded
with household rubbish! Replace button cell with
identical type only.
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M2
M3
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