Mail Chime
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How It Works
When the mailbox door is opened, the Receiver in the house will beep four times and
display a red LED light. After you retrieve your mail, press the reset button to reset.
Model 1200
User's Manual
Remove top case by removing four screws.
Reassemble the case using the 4 screws. Put screws in from top.
Place the battery into the battery holder. Be sure the positive end is
towards the two red wires.
Refer to page 2 and set the dial setting for your type of mailbox.
double faced tape
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Receiver
Hanna Products Inc.
Reset
Mail Chime
Package Contents
AC adaptor
tm
12 volt, A23 battery
Transmitter
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2 3
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Peel the protective cover off the double faced tape on the bottom
of the Transmitter base and attach it to your mailbox door.
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Rev. R
battery
battery
knob
negative end
positive end
1. Remove the Transmitter from your mailbox door by removing the four screws.
2. Place the Transmitter down on a surface next to your Receiver so that the
battery is on the top side facing the ceiling.
3. Hold down the reset button on the Receiver until the lights goes out. It will
take about 8-9 seconds before the light goes out.
4. Release the reset button and immediately turn over the Transmitter while the
light is blinking so that the battery is facing down on the table.
5. You should hear 2 quick beeps.
6. Turn your Transmitter over to check if you get 4 beeps before mounting it
to your mailbox.
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Recode Procedure
Shown below is a recode procedure. It is very unlikly that you should ever need to
use this procedure. Your unit will not lose it's code unless someone holds the
reset button on the receiver down for an extended period of time.
Special Instructions for large, heavy metal, and
aluminum mailboxes
1.) Be sure you have a good battery.
2.) Turn the knob on the Transmitter to # 3. The knob is intended to turn hard.
If additional adjustments are needed, please do the following:
1.) Add a piece of wood under the Transmitter.
2.) The wood should be at least 4" X 4" and
3/4 -1 inch thick.
We are controlled by the FCC on the amount of power that can be used and
sometimes it is not enough for large heavy walled mailboxes. Therefore we do
not recommened the Mail Chime for large mailboxes, however if you have one
and are having problems, please do the following.
two red wires
Turn knob to # 3
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Wood block
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