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The System Prompts a PARTIAL Communication Problem with the LED
• This means that the LED Display doesn’t communicate with the control unit in regards of LED indication of the elevation or distance. The
radio information of the Sensors are being transmitted. One of the 4 wires in the cable connection the control unit with the LED Display is
broken or its connector is damaged. Check the contacts on the cradle holders and inside the LED Display and control unit.
• Limitations of use:
• The individual LEDs don’t work.
• No LED information during the laser catch.
• Impossible to assign/pair a (new) Sensor.
• Impossible to receive battery information from the Sensors.
Sensor Loss – NOT all Radio Sensors, but only one
• If a sensor isn’t communicating with the system, it does NOT necessarily mean that it’s battery is empty.
• With the control unit & LED Display on, remove the Sensor from the support plate and wait 5 seconds and then place the Sensor back onto
the support plate.
• The small green LED light on the Sensor’s PCB should blink once a second (1 Hz).
• If the small green LED light only blinks once very 10 seconds, it means that the Sensor has switched on but can’t communicate with the
system.
• The Sensor is not assigned/paired to/with the system. Release the Sensor again from the support plate, enter the Sensor Check
menu, click on the appropriate element name and put the Sensor back on the plate.
• If the small green LED doesn’t blink at all:
• The Sensor battery is empty. Charge the Sensor in direct daylight (not behind a window!) or use the optional solar Sensor charger
and then try again.
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