Teaching-In On The Max! System; Teach-Out/Reset; Led Flashing Sequences And Transmission Behaviour; Technical Characteristics - Xavax MAX! Mode D'emploi

• Insert 2 new LR03 (micro/AAA) batteries in the battery compartment (making sure that you insert them the
right way round).
• Place the electronic unit back onto the bracket, allowing it to latch into place.
• Screw the cover back onto the unit. Make sure that the LED opening on the cover is positioned over the
LED on the electronic unit.
Never recharge standard batteries. Doing so will present a risk of explosion. Do not throw the
batteries into a fire. Do not short-circuit batteries

2.5. Teaching-in on the MAX! system

In order to enable communication between MAX! Components, the devices have to be
taught-in to one another.
• Start by switching the teach-in partner (e.g. the MAX! Cube) to teach-in mode.
• To activate teach-in mode on the MAX! Window Sensor, press and hold down the teach-in button (3).
The device LED starts to flash.
• Successful teaching-in of the MAX! Window Sensor is confirmed by the LED lighting up once.
The radio-controlled window sensor can only be taught in on one device (e.g. the MAX! Cube)

2.6. Teach-out/Reset

The MAX! Window Sensor can be reset to the initial state manually. Restoring the initial state deletes
all settings and information about taught-in devices.
• First remove the batteries from the electronic unit.
• Wait 60 seconds.
• Press and hold down the teach-in button.
• Then re-insert the batteries.
• Press and hold down the teach-in button until the LED starts to flash.
• Release the teach-in button; the factory settings are restored.

2.7. LED flashing sequences and transmission behaviour

The LED's flashing sequences have different meanings:
Flashing sequence Meaning
1x flash Window open/closed, radio command sent successfully
2x flashes Duty cycle has been exceeded. The longest period to wait before sending again would be an hour.
3x flashes Error message: Window open/closed, radio command not sent

2.8. Technical characteristics

Supply voltage:
Batteries:
Battery life:
Receiver frequency:
Receiver class:
Typical open air range:
Housing dimensions (W x H x D)
Electronic unit:
Magnet:
Subject to technical changes.
3 V
2x LR03 (micro/AAA)
5 years approx.
868.3 MHz
SRD Class 2
100 m
18.5 x 103.5 x 24.5 mm
12 x 48 x 12 mm
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