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Each base is already paired with the remote control that comes with it. Each control box
has space in its memory to remember two remote controls. King/Cal King units require
you to pair at least 1 remote to both bases so that both bases will move in sync
when using that remote. You can also pair two remotes to two bases, so that either
remote can control both bases at the same time.
When reading these instructions assume that you have two power bases (either two TXL
or two Split Cal King bases), and two remote controls – one that came with each base. We
will call these Base 1 and Base 2, and Remote 1 (for Base 1) and Remote 2 (for Base 2).
If you want to marry Remote 2 to base 1:
Take “Remote 2” and press the learn button on the PLC for “base 1” When the
green LED lights up, press any button on “Remote 2” As soon as the LED begins
to Blink, release the button on “Remote 2” (see Steps 3-6 on previous page).
Do NOT hold the remote button after the light blinks, and do NOT press it
again (see Note below). If you do you will remove Remote 1 from base 1’ s
memory. Wait until the green LED turns solid and then turns off. Now both remotes
will operate base 1.
If you want to marry Remote 1 to base 2:
Take “Remote 1” and press the learn button on the PLC for “base 2” When the
green LED lights up, press any button on “Remote 1”. As soon as the LED begins
to Blink, release the button on “Remote 1” (see Steps 3-6 on previous page).
Do NOT hold the remote button after the light blinks, and do NOT press it
again (see Note below). If you do you will remove Remote 2 from base 2’ s
memory. Wait until the green LED turns solid and then turns off. Now both remotes
will operate both bases in tandem.
Note: While the light is blinking if you release the button on the remote and press it
a second time, or if you continue to hold the button the PLC can jump to the second
joining the remotes. If they are patient and follow the process described they will
not have a problem.
Guide to Pairing 1
Remote Control To Multiple Bases