LMLR-710
DOOR BELL
For indoor use
ENGLISH
LMLR-710
Power source 220-240 V ~50 Hz
Frequency System Nexa (433.92 MHz)
Range up to 50 m
Storage locations 4
Ring signals 5
Sound levels 4, one of which is silent
Operating temperature 0-40 °C
IP rating Indoor use
Dimensions (excluding plug), W x H x D 62 x 100 x 30 mm
TECHNICAL DATA
A declaration of conformity is available at www.nexa.se
DELETING ALL STORAGE LOCATIONS
1. Hold down the training button for 6 seconds, the LED indicator
starts to flash quickly.
2. Release the training button and then press it again briefly
CONFIRMATION DELETION OF ALL STORAGE LOCATIONS
The receiver emits two beeps.
STORAGE
LMR-710 has 4 storage locations, which means that it can be
controlled by up to 4 different transmitters at the same time.
• Plug-in door bell which connects to wall socket
• 5 optional ring signals and 3 volumes, as well as silent
• LED which flashes for 15 seconds when the door bell rings
• Up to 4 press buttons/transmitters can be connected to a single
door bell
• Unlimited number of door bells for a single press button/
transmitter
• Functions with other remote controls, motion sensors and
magnetic contacts within System Nexa.
INSTALLATION
1. Connect the receiver to the wall socket
2. Set the desired sound level by pressing the volume control button,
there are 3 different sound levels as well as silent. When silent is
set, only the LED flashes when the transmitter sends a signal.
3. Set the desired ring signal by pressing the ring signal button,
there are 5 different signals from which to choose.
4. Train optional System Nexa transmitter, see ”Training”
It is possible to have different ring signals for different push buttons/
transmitters. Repeat steps 3-4 for each push button/transmitter you
want to train.
TRAINING PUSH BUTTON
1. Press the training button on the door bell once, the LED starts to flash
2. Press directly on the push button and hold it in for 1 second.
TRAINING OTHER TRANSMITTERS AND SENSORS
1. Press the training button on the door bell once, the LED indicator
starts to flash
2. Send ”ON” signal with a System Nexa Transmitter/Sensor within
15 seconds, see respective manual
CONFIRMATION TRAINING
The receiver emits two beeps followed by the ring signal sounding
and the LED indicator starting to flash, for other transmitters, the
receiver emits two beeps.
DELETING PUSH BUTTON STORAGE
1. Press the training button once, the LED indicator starts to flash
2. Press the push button within 15 seconds
DELETING MEMORY IN OTHER TRANSMITTERS
1. Press the training button once, the LED indicator starts to flash
2. Send ”ON” signal with a System Nexa Transmitter/Sensor within
15 seconds, see respective manual
CONFIRMATION DELETION
The receiver emits two beeps.
NEXA AB, DATAVÄGEN 37B, 436 32 ASKIM, SWEDEN
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Training button
Selection of
ring signal
Blue LED
Volume control
OTHER INFORMATION
Range indoors: up to 30 m (optimal conditions). The range is very
dependent on local conditions, if there is metal in the vicinity for
example. The thin metal coating in low emissivity energy glass has a
negative effect on the range of radio signals for example. There may
be restrictions on the use of the unit outside the EU. If appropriate,
you should check that the unit complies with local regulations.
Max. load: Never connect bulbs or equipment that exceed the
maximum load of the receiver. This could lead to faults, short-
circuiting or fire.
Life-support equipment: Never use Nexa’s products for life-
support equipment or other devices where faults or interference
could have life-threatening consequences.
Interference: All wireless units can suffer from interference that
can affect performance and range. Because of this, the minimum
distance between two receivers should be at least 50 cm
Repair: Do not attempt to repair the product. It does not contain
any repairable parts.
Watertightness: The product is not waterproof. Make sure it
remains dry at all times. Damp will cause the internal electronics to
corrode and this could lead to short-circuiting, faults and a risk of
electric shock.
Cleaning: Clean the product using a dry cloth. Do not use
chemicals, solvents or strong cleaning agents.
Environment: Do not expose the product to intense heat or cold as
this could damage or shorten the service life of the electric circuits.
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