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section represents the current battery life reading of a specific transmitter. For
example, section [701] is the actual battery life reading for the transmitter
assigned in section [101], and section [716] is the reading for the transmitter
assigned in section [116].
5.4 View Transmitter’s Previous Battery Life (Digiplex Series only)
DIGIPLEX SERIES: SECTIONS [801] TO [816]
These sections allow you to view the amount of time, in weeks, the previous
batteries in a specific transmitter lasted. The value will be saved one week
after the new batteries are installed. For example, if you replace the batteries in
one of the transmitters, you will be able to view the battery life of the previous
batteries only after one week. Each section represents the previous battery life
reading of a specific transmitter. For example, section [801] is the previous
battery life reading for the transmitter assigned in section [101], and section
[816] is the reading for the transmitter assigned in section [116].
The previous battery-life value is saved, and made available, one week
after the replacement batteries are inserted into the transmitter.
How to view a transmitter’s current battery life:
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [701] and [716].
2. The number value (001 to 255) in the chosen section represents the
number of weeks the batteries have been inside the transmitter. For
example, if the value is 006, the batteries have been in the transmitter for
6 weeks.
Note: The current battery life will be available one week after the batteries
are inserted into the transmitter.
How to view the previous battery life of the transmitters:
In step 5 in section 3.2 on page 8:
1. Enter a section number between [801] and [816].
2. The number value (001 to 255) in the chosen section represents the
number of weeks a transmitter’s previous batteries lasted. For example, if
the value is 012, the previous batteries lasted 12 weeks.
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