Why Tele Radio 860TX-10 Transmitter range is too short?
If the range of your Tele Radio transmitter is too short, it might be due to damaged or incorrectly installed antenna cables or the antenna itself. Try changing the position of the antenna or replacing the antenna cable.
What to do if Tele Radio 860TX-10 does not work and red light is on?
If your Tele Radio transmitter isn't working, and the LED shows a red light after pressing the start buttons, the battery might be discharged, so try charging the transmitter. Alternatively, a button on the transmitter could be broken, in that case you should contact your dealer.
What to do if Tele Radio 860TX-10 Transmitter red LED 3 flashes?
If, when starting the Tele Radio transmitter, the red LED 3 flashes when you press the start buttons simultaneously, it means that the stop button is pressed in. Pull out the stop button.
What to do if Tele Radio 860TX-10 red and yellow LEDs flash?
If the red LED and the yellow LED 1 flash when you press the start buttons simultaneously on your Tele Radio transmitter, the processor has detected a fault with the stop button. Push in the stop button without releasing the start buttons. If the stop button is intact LED 2 should start to flash. Pull out the stop button and release the start buttons. If the transmitter does not start after this instruction the stop button needs to be replaced. Contact your dealer.
What to do if receiver yellow LED is not lit on Tele Radio?
If the yellow LED on your Tele Radio receiver, which indicates correct supply voltage, isn't lit, it could be due to: * Incorrect operating voltage. Check the operating voltage. * A blown fuse. Replace the fuse.
Why receiver yellow LEDs do not flash on Tele Radio?
If the yellow LEDs on your Tele Radio receiver, which indicate the number of programmed transmitters, do not flash, it means that a transmitter has not been programmed on the receiver. Program the required transmitter.
Covers programming up to 10 individual PIN codes per transmitter for security.
Describes programming different combinations of relay functions for system control.
Explains how each relay function can be set for momentary or latched operations.
Describes interlocking relay functions to prioritize or block operations.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to start the transmitter.
Details the process and indicators for charging the transmitter's battery.
Lists technical specifications for the 860RX receiver.
Instructions for installing the receiver, protecting it from elements.
Guidance on optimal placement of the receiver antenna for best performance.
Procedure for erasing all previously programmed transmitters from the receiver.
Method for replacing an existing transmitter with a new one without receiver reconfiguration.
Steps required to unlock the receiver to allow other transmitters to connect.
Detailed steps for programming a 4-digit PIN code onto the transmitter.
Instructions for modifying an existing PIN or erasing all PIN codes.
Steps to program latched/toggling relay behavior instead of momentary.
Lists common incorrect functions, their possible causes, and corrective actions.
General| Number of buttons | 10 |
|---|---|
| Housing | Plastic |
| Protection class | IP65 |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Operating Voltage | 3V |
| Power source | Battery |
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