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IOM-RSD-E1 Rev 02 GEARS 48184 2 of 2
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product appropriateness for their particular purpose, system requirements and certifications. The manufacturer reserves the right to change product designs and specifications without notice.
PROGRAMMING RECEIVER (NEW INSTALL) OR ADDING A TRANSMITTER
1. Turn the power switch ON. Verify the system status LED is solid ON.
2. Press and hold the programming button until the status LED starts flashing (about 5 seconds), then release the button.
3. Press and hold the Emergency Shut-down button on the transmitter until the status LED stops flashing.
4. The receiver has now added the transmitter to its list and is ready to be used.
NOTE:
To verify the transmitter and receiver have been paired, confirm that the status LED in the box flashes when the red
button on the transmitter is pushed. Once you have verified the pairing, perform a system reset by cycling the power
switch OFF and then ON.
NOTE:
Maximum 15 transmitters per receiver.
CLEARING ALL TRANSMITTERS FROM THE LIST
1. With the status LED solid ON, press and hold the programming button.
2. After 5 seconds, the status LED will start flashing. Keep holding the button for an additional 10 seconds until the status
LED stops flashing. Release the button, and after 10 seconds verify that the status LED turns solid ON.
3. All transmitters are now cleared from the list. The receiver will need to learn at least one transmitter before it can be used.
RESETTING AFTER A SHUT-DOWN
After a shut-down, to reset the system, cycle the power switch in the RSD-E-BOX to OFF then back to ON. The status
LED will return to solid ON and the system will be ready to operate.
CONTACT SQUIBB-TAYLOR
If you have any additional questions about anything contained in this manual or desire additional copies, please call
Squibb-Taylor at 1-800-345-8105.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Each time a button is pressed the batteries are tested. If the batteries
are good, the status indicator will flash one time. If the batteries are weak,
the status indicator will not flash and the batteries should be replaced as
soon as possible.
To replace the batteries, remove the four screws on the back of the
transmitter. The back cover can then be lifted out of the transmitter’s
rubber enclosure. Replace the batteries with fresh AAA alkaline cells
while carefully observing battery polarity. Replace the cover and screws.
NOTE:
Never store the transmitter with weak or dead batteries.
Always remove the batteries if the transmitter will be stored
for an extended time.
Installing the batteries in the wrong polarity may
cause permanent damage to the transmitter.
WARNING:
Battery
Access
Screws
(4 total)
Back Side of
Transmitter
