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When the green LED extinguishes, an audible click will be heard from each of the solenoids connected
to the receiver module as a reset of each output device takes place. Other output devices do not
necessarily omit this audible clicking noise during the resetting procedure.
The Red LED will remain on for approximately 2 to 3 minutes after the battery was reconnected.
While the Red LED is illuminated and should a radio signal applicable to this receiver module (ID being
the same as the transmitted signal), be received by the unit, the green LED will flash briefly.
If data that pertains to one or more of the outputs has been received by the module, the output/s will be
activated or deactivated dependant on the status requested. At this time the green LED will also flash
briefly.
The Red LED will extinguish after 2 to 3 minutes to conserve power consumption. No LED’s can be
observed after this time.
Gently insert the battery along with the wires and connectors into the radio receiver modules battery
compartment. Firmly secure the rubber plug into the receiver modules battery compartment making
sure that the “D” is facing upwards and that the plug is fully inserted.
RESETTING THE RADIO RECEIVER MODULE
From time to time the system operator may wish to clean a solenoid valve/s or check on the condition of the
radio receiver modules battery or simply reset the radio receiver module processor. The best way to achieve
this is to reset the radio receiver module which is explained as follows –
Open the battery housing on the receiver module by removing the rubber plug from the receiver
modules battery compartment (Do not use any sharp instruments to achieve this).
Gently extract the battery, battery cable and the programming cable out of the receiver modules battery
compartment.
Disconnect the battery connectors socket from the receiver modules connector plug.
To perform a reset on the receiver module power needs to be fully removed. When the battery is
unplugged it could take up to 60 minutes for power in the module to dissipate. To hasten this process it
is possible to use a hand held programmer to reset the module however If you do not have a Hand Held
Programmer available you will need to perform a manual reset.
Bridge out the black wires terminal pin with the green wires terminal socket for about 2 seconds on the
receiver module as shown in Figure 15 below.
Figure 15
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