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Attention: As indicated in the connection diagram, the master unit, to be configured as such, must not have other devic-
es connected in the C1 and C2 terminal blocks.
Attention: It is necessary to adhere to the connection between the S1-C1 and S2-C2 signals to avoid causing damage to
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the electronic device.
Configuration of master product: slave
Check that the master unit doesn't have other devices connected in the terminal blocks (C1 and C2), then turn it on. After
the first 10 seconds during which the red LED will remain steady, the product will emit two alternating white and red
light pulses and will be configured automatically as MASTER.Only once the product has been identified as main MASTER
unit it is possible to start configuring the SLAVE1.
Do not send any command from remote to the slave units.
Make sure the MASTER unit starts working before turning on the next (SLAVE) unit by means of switch "0/1" in order to
give the MASTER unit time to configure the SLAVE units in the desired sequence.
Turn on the SLAVE unit in sequence with switch 0/1, as explained below.
Each unit must only be turned on after the previous unit has effectively started working:
1. Master Unit
2. Slave 1 with operation opposite to Master
3. Slave 2 with operation same as Master
4. Slave 3 with operation opposite to Master
Attention: If the product is not configured correctly (MASTER or SLAVE) the RESET function can be used, which resets
the product to factory conditions. This procedure is explained in the remote control PRODUCT RESET.
3) CONCLUSION OF THE ASSEMBLY
Having done the connection, put the terminal block and the cables back in their housing. Insert the ceramic exchanger
(7) with the relative filters (8), positioning it half way along the integrated tube (6) as shown in the below image:
Snap the main unit (3), together with the damper components (2) and front embellisher (1) already mounted on it, into
the wall attachment (4i) until all the teeth are fastened.
Make sure you install the main unit on the wall with the switches at the top left.
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