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2 Connection of the antenna
If you use only a small cable for the antenna,
for the frequency 433.92 mhz, cut it at 17cm
and connect it to the terminal board no.7
3 Remote control: cancellation of the memory
The control unit dispose of a BUTTON P1 for different operation and to cancel all the codes. To do this operation make
as follow:
The output shuold be deactivated (no contacts) lights have to be turned off. This operation is possible only
when the automation is closed.
1 Press and keep pressed the BUTTON P1, LED L1 will fix
After 6 seconds LED 1 turn off and then you can release BUTTON P1. LED L1 will flash 4 times then only
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once to manage fixed codes. (only one flash see next chapter). memory has been cancelled.
3.1 Remote controls: code managing
The integrated receiver can manage fixed code and HCS rolling code remote controls.
The output should be deactivated. This operation is possible only when the automation is closed.
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Press and release BUTTON P1, LED L1 will lit for 6 seconds. Then:
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In 6 seconds press and release BUTTON P1 again, LED L1 flash once and then it will lit for 6 seconds
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In 6 seconds press and release BUTTON P1 again, LED L1 flash once and it will lit for 6 seconds
In 6 seconds press and release BUTTON P1, LED L1 flashes twice and then constantly, now you can
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memorize ROLLING CODE HCS remote controls.
In case you want to memorize the compatible fixed code remote controls, follow passages 1-2-3 and wiat LED1 turn off.
The first learned transmitter establish the code's type taht the receiver has to manage, it means that the transmitter has
to have the same code's type. Concerning the rolling codes it is possible to activate or disactivate the key'scontrol and
the rolling counter. With this function you can choose the security level of the receiver.
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LED L1 indicate the type of codes:
1 FLASH "only fixed code remote controls"
2 FLASHES "only rolling code remote controls: like SmART, SmILE"
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