Operating the System
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4. On the RCU, press and hold the Test button and press the Pwr button.
First, the Green LED will go on, then the Red LED will go on and then both
leds will blink intermittently (this is RCU programming mode).
5. Press Enter on TU. Both RCU LEDs will blink together for 1 second, the
RCU power will go off. The RCU address has been programmed.
6. Write down the address and insert it into RCU battery bay, visible
through transparent cover.
Repeat this procedure for each of the RCUs.
Test Procedure
1. Place RCU in position, normally 60 cm above ground for full range.
2. Press the Pwr button on the RCU – green LED will light indicating that
battery is OK. Green LED will go off automatically. Red light will blink. This
indicates that the RCU is in STANBY state. (In case that red light is going on
at Power On, replace battery, press Pwr button again and repeat procedure).
3. Red light will blink at low frequency. This indicates that the RCU is in
STANBY state.
4. Go to the main settings menu screen in the TU.
Note: If the TU is turned off
, start-up the system as described
in "System Start-Up" on page 16. If the TU is turned on, press Esc
until the main settings menu is displayed.
5. Select ADD UNIT. The following screen will be displayed:
1.RCU x 1
2.RCU x 16
3.TEST 1 SEC.
6. Select Test 1 SEC.
7. Leave TU in place and check each individual RCU. When Red and Green
LED's are blinking together, it indicates that there is communication between
the TU and the RCU.
8. After checking that the communication between the TU and RCUs is
OK, go to the TU and press Esc. RCUs will be in STANDBY state with red
light blinking.
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