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Accessory:
telephone cable.
Congratulations on purchasing your
Radio Telephone Transmitter. We
hope it will give you many years of
reassuring operation.
Please read through these operating
instructions carefully. They tell you
how to set up the system correctly
and explain all the system's features
to you.
Operating principle
A signalling system consists of at
least one transmitter and one recei-
ver. The Radio Telephone Transmit-
ter picks up the ringing signals from
your telephone through an electrical
connection. It converts these signals
into radio pulses (868.35 MHz) and
transmits them to the receiver with-
out the need for wires.
Special features
When a signal is detected, it is
transmitted for a total of 22 se-
conds. This increases both the relia-
bility and the range of the system.
Standard components
- lisa Radio Telephone Trans-
mitter (A-2423-0),
- Telephone cable, length 1 m,
- 9 V battery.
- Operating instructions
- Warranty card
If any parts are missing, please
immediately contact your dealer or
the manufacturer directly.
Setting up the system –
1. Inserting the battery
There is a battery compartment on
the back of the direct-connection
radio telephone transmitter. Open it
by sliding the cover of the battery
compartment to the right of the
transmitter using your thumb. Plug
the terminals of a 9 V battery into
the connection adapter. Insert the
battery into the compartment and fit
the cover back into place.
It is possible that the transmit signal
may be triggered once when you
connect the battery.
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