Battery Operation With Wired Gong Module; Battery Operation With Radio Extension Kit - REV Ritter Allegro 0514985555 Mode D'emploi

6. Battery operation with wired gong module

Remove the cover of the gong and insert 3 x 1.5V batteries – take care to ensure
the polarity is correct. Connecting the bell wires with the connections T1 and
T4 produces a 2-sound tone when the bell is pressed. Connecting the bell wires
with the connections T3 and T4 produces a polyphone melody when the bell is
pressed (refer to point 8 for melody selection).
Please observe that it is recommended to only use bell plates that have no il-
lumination, since the light would lead to the batteries running out very quickly.
These varying connection possibilities enable you to distinguish calls between two
bells, e.g. between for example the bell ring of the entrance door and that of the
apartment door.

7. Battery operation with radio extension kit

Remove the cover of the gong. Loosen the screws of the wired gong module and
remove it from the module slot. Insert a radio module (radio extension kit, not
included) and attach it with the existing screws.
Type 04821: Insert 3 x 1.5V batteries into the Gong and 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries
into the transmitter.
Type 04281R2: Insert 3 x 1.5V batteries into the Gong and 1 x 3V CR2032
batteries into the transmitter.
Take care to ensure the polarity is correct.
Match the house code of the gong and the transmitter, i.e. both rotary switches
should point to the same number. This product would not perform normally under
a strong electro static environment, it may need manual reset to normal operation.
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