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At this point the DS100 digital selector is recognised by the control unit,
receiver radio or tubular motor and will take on the same characteristics as
the OLD transmitter.
The DS100 digital selector emits a tone each time a button is pushed con-
firming that it has been performed correctly.
The DS100 cannot send a radio command until the command transmission
has been enabled through the introduction of the secret combination, after
which the A B C buttons can be pushed to send the command as if the
DS100 was a normal radio transmitter.
The factory set combination of “11” can be changed at any time as described
in the “Change of combination” chapter 6.
The secret combination is composed from a minimum of 1 number to a maxi-
mum of 10 numbers (for example: 5 or 5566778899).
If no buttons are pushed within 10 seconds the combination will have to be
introduced once again in order to send another command.
If the combination is incorrectly introduced, three rapid notes are emitted
(beep-beep-beep) when the transmission is attempted that indicate that the
combination has been incorrectly typed in.
To make the introduction of the combination easier, the buttons can be lit up
at any time by pushing button C in fig. 1.
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