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Note:

Due to the properties of signals operating

at 2.4 GHz, we does not recommend placing any
walls between the base station and the keypads.
The  material  in  a  wall  tends  to  absorb  the  RF
signal and some  reduced  performance  might be
observed.

4.0 How to Use the PowerCom

Mini (WRS7000-DSI-5)

Figure 3. PowerCom Mini keypad

4.1 Powering On

Any key will turn on the keypad. After about 12
seconds,  the  keypad  will  automatically  power
itself  off.  The  keypad  will  turn  off  after
successfully sending a vote.

4.2 Voting

Make sure a base unit is ready to collect votes.
(See appropriate user manual for base station
operation)

There  are  five  number  keys  that  correspond  to
values  1-5.  When  pressing  any  key,  the  Green
LED will light to indicate the keypad has turned
on.

The  keypad  listens  for  a  polling  base  on  the
same  Base  ID.  If  the  keypad  is  queried  by  the
base,  the  vote  is  sent.  If  successful,  the  green
LED  will  turn  off.  A  low  battery  warning  may
present  itself  after  the  keypad  has  voted.  The

battery warning is the red LED will blink quickly
4 times.

If  the  keypad  is  unable  to  send  the  vote  after
period of 9 seconds, the Red Led will light to
indicate  the  transfer  was  unsuccessful.  There
are  several  reasons  a  vote  is  not  able  to
transmit, first, the Base ID of the base may not
be  querying  the  keypad  (system  not  set  up  to
poll enough keypads or possibly even polling) or
the keypad is out of range of the base unit.

4.3 Key Lockout

The keypad allows for the base unit to lock out
some  or  all  of  the  five  available  keys.  When  a
key  is  locked  out,  it  will  light  very  briefly  the
green LED and then go immediately to red. The
keypad will continue to listen to the base unit if
the  key  is  unlocked  during  the  polling  and  will
transmit.  If  another  key  is  not  selected  during
this time, the keypad will turn after 12 seconds
to conserve battery life.

5.0 Static mode keypad

A  keypad  in  Static  mode  is  configured  to  a
specific  Base  ID  and  address.  Each  keypad  on  a
system  must  be  set  to  the  same  Base  ID  of  the
Base  Station  to  be  used.  The  address  of  each
keypad  in  a  system  must  be  a  unique  number
between 1 and 500.

To  obtain  best  system  performance,  start  at
address  1  and  continue  up  to  the  number  of
keypads to be used.

Once the system is configured, the settings are
maintained indefinitely. The keypad can only be
used on the Base ID it is programmed. If more
flexibility is desired (moving a keypad from base
to base or room to room, for example) use
Dynamic mode operation.

Note: PowerCom Mini only supports Static
address mode, no Dynamic mode operation.