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PROGRAMMING

To program the “Liberator” a keypad must be connected to the serial terminal
marked "service keypad" on the receiver. The keypad connected to the control
panel can not be used to program the receiver or use any of its modes. To program
any data or information into the receiver's addresses, you must first enter the
programming mode.

After entering the programming mode, enter the

3-digit address

of the feature or option

you would like to program. Then enter the

required data

for that particular address as

defined by the programming card and the corresponding section in this manual.

3.1

Installer Code

Addresses 000 to 002 - Default:

747474

The installer code is used to enter the receiver's programming mode, which allows
you to program all the features, options and commands of the wireless system. The
installer code is 6 digits in length and each digit can be any value from 0-9. If you
wish to change the installer code press:

[

ENTER

]

+ current

Installer Code

[0] [0] [0]

first 2 digits

of new code +

[0] [0]

[1]

next 2 digits

of new code +

[0] [0] [2]

final 2 digits

of new code +

[

ENTER

]

3.2

Installer Lock

Address 020; [1] [4] [7]

Lock:

Program 147 into address 020 to lock out any system resets. Hence,

performing a hardware reset (see section 3.3) will not affect the current settings.

Unlock:

To remove the installer lock, program any 3-digit value other than 147 into

address 020.

To enter the programming mode, press:

[

ENTER

]

Installer Code

2.5

Hand-Held Remote Controls

The Liberator 9000 also supports the use of up to twelve remote controls.
Whenever one or more remote controls are assigned to the Liberator (see section
5.1), the receiver reserves outputs 7 to 9 for the remote controls. These outputs are
activated by pressing a specific button on assigned remote controls as shown in
Figure 2. Please note that the same button on all remote controls will activate the
same output. For example, if 5 remote controls have been assigned, pressing the

button on any of the 5 remote controls will activate Zone Output 8.

These remote controls can transmit a signal up to a maximum of 30 meters (100ft).
The remote controls are powered by a 3V lithium battery. Occasionally this battery
must be changed as shown in figure 2.

Figure 2: Remote Control

To replace the battery:
1) Remove the two screws from the back of the remote control.
2) Remove the back cover.
3) Remove the old battery from inside the back cover as shown above.
4) Replace with a new 3V lithium battery (CR2032) verifying proper polarity.
The positive of the battery is inserted face down.

Inside view of back cover

Activates

Zone Output 7

Pressing simultaneously

activates

Zone Output 9

Activates

Zone Output 8

Red LED illuminates
when a button is pressed.

3V lithium

battery (CR2032)

(-)