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If an adjacent property has an energizer that is
operating at the same address setting.
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If your energizer turns off unexpectedly quite often.
Different address settings for each energizer prevents
unintentional activation or deactivation of fence lines.
Reading the energizer's address setting
When first connected to the power source, all light segments
on the LED display illuminate. They then illuminate separately
from left to right and back again. This indicates that the
energizer is operating normally. The LED display then
displays a light sequence, for three seconds, that identifies
the address setting of the energizer.
To identify your energizer's address setting, match the
illustration with what you see on the display.
Address
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Note: If only the large, red light segment on the left is
illuminated, your energizer is set to address zero.
This means that you have a Remote Ready energizer.
Changing the energizer's address setting
To switch to the Standby mode:
1
Switch off the power supply to the energizer and wait
for 5 minutes, then switch on the power supply again.
2 Press to switch on the remote control.
3 Hold the remote control within 150 to 300 mm (6 to
12”) of the energizer, then press
. The energizer will
stop pulsing (may take up to 2 seconds) and only the
large, green light on the right will continue flashing.
4 Press to switch off the remote control.
To change the energizer's address:
1
Switch to the Standby mode. See the procedure above.
2 Press and hold , then press to enter the Set-up
mode.
3 Press and hold to scroll through the list of available
options.
4 Select the Address (Ad) option, and press until the
number you want is displayed.
5 Hold the remote control within 150 to 300 mm (6 to
12”) of the energizer, then press
to transmit the new
setting to the energizer.
A moving arrow on the remote control screen indicates
that the command is being sent to the energizer. The
large, red light on the left illuminates for 6 seconds as
the energizer receives the command. The energizer then
resumes in Standby mode with only the large, green
light on the right flashing.
6 Press to switch off the remote control.
To exit the Set-up mode without changing the energizer's
address:
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Instead of pressing , which transmits the new setting,
press . This switches off the remote control.
Tip: Make a note of the address setting of the energizer to
save time should the address be accidentally changed, or if
an additional remote control is required in the future.
To reduce the risk of accidental address changes, the
energizer has been built with the following safeguards:
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It will accept a new address only within four minutes of
the power supply being switched on.
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It will accept a new address only when in Standby mode
(that is, when the energizer is not pulsing).
Activating the remote control function of a
Remote Ready energizer
An energizer purchased as Remote Ready will not respond to
commands sent by the Remote Control Handset until the
remote control function has been activated.
Before activating the remote control function:
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Switch off the power supply to the energizer and wait
for 5 minutes, then switch on the power supply again.
To activate the function:
1 Press and hold , then press to enter the Set-up
mode.
2 Press and hold to scroll through the list of available
options.
3 Select the Address (Ad) option, and press until the
number you want is displayed.
4 Hold the remote control within 150 to 300 mm (6 to
12”) of the energizer, then press
to transmit the new
setting to the energizer.
A moving arrow on the remote control screen indicates
that the command is being sent to the energizer. The
large, red light on the left illuminates for 6 seconds as
the energizer receives the command. The energizer then
resumes in Standby mode with only the large, green
light on the right flashing.
5 Press to switch off the remote control.
Tip: Make a note of the address setting of the energizer to
save time should the address be accidentally changed, or if
an additional remote control is required in the future.