PROGRAMMING TRANSMITTERS:
TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING NOTE #1: Exit transmitter programming mode by waiting 10 seconds, without transmitting any button codes.
Upon exiting, the unit chirps 5 times and the LED goes out.
TRANSMITTER PROGRAMMING NOTE #2: a transmitter code must be entered into a slot in order to access the next slot, even if the first
output(s) are not planned to be used.
The REC-43 needs to be connected to power and ground, and all of the transmitters which are to operate the unit need to be present. A small
instrument, such as screwdriver or toothpick, is needed to press the Transmitter Programming Switch which is located below the small opening
on the top of REC-43’s case.
Your Action:
STEP 1: Press and hold the Transmitter
Programming Switch for 2 seconds.
STEP 2: Release the Transmitter Programming Switch.
STEP 3: In sequence of desired operation, press the buttons on
the first transmitter. Only one button, or up to four buttons, on each
transmitter may be coded into the REC-43.
STEP 4: To program the button codes of an additional transmitter,
press and hold the Transmitter Programming Switch.
REPEAT Step 2 and Step 3.
Unit’s Reaction:
The Transmitter Programming Indicator Light will illuminate, and the
REC-43 will softly chirp 4 times, then chirp louder one more time. It
is ready to receive the first transmitter’s button codes.
The unit will beep once and the indicator light will flash once when
the first button code is learned, then 2 times for the second button
code, 3 times for the third button and 4 times for the fourth button.
The REC-43 has four button code “slots” for each transmitter, the
code slots’ numerical order in the programming procedure equals
the output number- slot #1 is output #1, slot #2 is output #2, slot #3
is output #3, and slot #4 is output #4.
The REC-43 will chirp twice to indicate that it’s ready to learn the
second transmitter’s button codes (or chirp 3 times for a third trans-
mitter, or four times for a fourth transmitter).
4-pin 3-position DIP switch
Variable adjustment for Timed
Pulse output-clockwise is longer
duration pulse, counter-clockwise
is shorter duration pulse.
Switch controlling output #3
Switch controlling output #4
Switch controlling output #2
Switch controlling output #1
Programming
jumper for Timed
Pulse output
Output #3
(4-pin plug, blue wire)
Output #4
(4-pin plug, green wire)
Output #1
(3-pin plug, green wire)
Output #2
(3-pin plug, blue wire)
Switch inboard = Timed Pulse
Switch centered = Latch / Unlatch
Switch outboard = On Demand
On Demand and Latch / Unlatch programming:
To configure On Demand or Latch / Unlatch operation, simply place
the selected output’s switch in the center or outboard position.
Timed Pulse programming:
Placing an output’s switch in the inboard position will configure
the output for Timed pulse operation. The length of time of the
output is adjustable from 1/10 second to 30 seconds.
To change an output’s pulse time, remove the
programming jumper, then operate the output
and adjust the output pulse more or less by
turning the variable adjustment. When the
desired output pulse time has been properly
set, reinstall the programming jumper.
CONFIGURING THE OUTPUTS:
Each output can operate as a Timed Pulse, On Demand, or Latch / Unlatch type. The way in which the operation is determined is by a 3-position
switch; each output has its own switch, as shown below.
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