AURATON RT - Resetting Paired Devices; Unpairing All Devices; Post-Reset Pairing Mode; Operation and Data Packet Signaling

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RESET - Unpairing all devices paired with the
AURATON RT receiver
Signaling of operation and receipt of data packets
Unpairing of the controller and the RT receiver
In order to unpair all devices paired with the AURATON RT receiver, simultaneously press
and hold both the pairing and the unpairing buon ( and ) for at least 5 seconds,
unl the LED diode starts blinking green and red alternately. Then release both buons.
Sound signal: when the buon is pressed, a short sound signal is emied, followed by
another short signal 5 seconds later.
Successful compleon of unpairing of all devices is signalized aer about 2 seconds by the
diode color changing to green and then switching o for a short me.
Each recepon of radio transmission from a paired device is indicated by the AURATON RT
receiver by a momentary change of the color of the LED diodes. Aer the relay becomes
acvated, the LED diode is red and aer it is switched o - it is green.
In the event of an unpairing error, steps 1 and 2 must be repeated. If more errors occur,
all devices must be unpaired (see „RESET - Unpairing all devices paired with the AURATON
RT receiver”).
NOTE: If the power supply of the AURATON RT receiver is switched o and then switched
on aer the RESET, the receiver automacally goes into the “pairing” mode for 120
seconds. A newly purchased (separately from the controller) AURATON RT receiver acts
in the same way if it has no factory-paired devices.
NOTE: When any buon is pressed, a short sound signal is emied.
The AURATON RT receiver waits for unpairing of the device for 120 seconds. Aer this
period, it automacally returns to normal operaon.
1. On the AURATON R25 RT, the buon must be pressed for 5 seconds unl the
transmission symbol ( ) is illuminated on the display. Release the buon.
2. Successful unpairing is indicated by the LED diode on the AURATON RT receiver no
longer blinking red, emission of a single sound signal, and the receiver switching to
normal operaon.