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The password 432189, is used to store the user code
3474 enabling all the channel buttons, enter the
following sequence:
* 432189 * 3474 # #
The password 432189 is used to store the code
4211 and only enable the channel B:
* 432189 * 4211 # B #
5.4
Storing on the radio receiver
The wireless keypad, after being enabled with the
user code, becomes in effect a 4-button remote
control (1/A, 4/B, 7/C, */D). In order to activate
a receiver you must store one or more of these
channel buttons on the receiver or receivers
provided for in the installation.
Then proceed as described below.
With the receiver powered on, press on the (P1 or P2,
see Figure 5) corresponding to the function where
you want to store the channel key of the keyboard:
upon releasing the button, the corresponding LED
(L1 or L2) emits 3 slow flashes.
During this time, enter one of the user codes
previously stored in the keyboard, press the asterisk
key * and finally press the button for the chosen
channel: a prolonged lighting up of the receiver LED
(L1 or L2) indicates the storage was executed, while
3 consecutive quick flashes indicate that the code is
now present in the memory.
The LED will now proceed with another 3 slow blinks
awaiting the new storage. If during this time no
other codes are transmitted the receiver exits the
programming phase. A channel key on the keyboard
may only be associated to a single receiver function.
CAUTION! If you want to delete a keyboard channel
key from the receiver, you must enter the code
deletion procedure on the receiver (see instruction
leaflet), and then proceed as stated above. The code
that is transmitted from the keyboard is deleted in
the receiver.
5.5
Activation of the radio transmission
To activate transmission, type in the user code
followed by the asterisk key *. If the code entered
is stored in the memory, the green LED LV lights up;
at this point by pressing a channel button (provided
it is associated with that user code when stored)
the radio transmission is turned on: in the case of
a fixed transmission code the red LED flashes, if you
are employing a"rolling code", however, the green
LED flashes.
The minimum duration of the transmission is pre-
set, you can continue to transmit (for example
to activate a "dead-man" automation) with a
consequent increase in battery consumption
compared to a standard use.
The time available between pressing a button and
the next one is 5 seconds; if you are typing too slow,
you will activate the error message and must start
over.
The time allowed to send a radio command (after
entering the user code with the green LED LV lit) is
5 seconds, after which you will exit the mode (the
green LED turns off, the buzzer makes one long
"beep").
CAUTION
• If you press a channel button that is not enabled,
there is no radio transmission; the available 5
second countdown will be reset.
• To exit the transmission mode as soon as you
have sent a command, press the # key.
5.6
Deleting a user code
We use <code to be deleted> to indicate the
sequence of numbers that make up the code that
you want to delete; type the following sequence:
# # <code to be deleted> *
If the code is present in the memory, the red LED
LR flashes a few times then stays lit. Then type the
following:
<code to be deleted> *
If the code entered is the same as the previous one,
then the procedure has been successful and the
green LED LV lights up for 2", the buzzer will remain
on until the LED turns off.
6
Advanced Features: masking the code
CAUTION! This feature is automatically enabled
when using 6-digit user codes.
To increase the level of security of the installation, a
masking function provides you the ability to "hide"
the actual code in the middle of randomly keyed
digits, of any desired quantity. The code that will
be considered will be composed of the last 6 digits
entered before the asterisk key *.
If you press the asterisk key * you will not receive
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