User's Manual

Advanced Installations Page 11

So, for example, the second (B) repeater’s dip-switches will be set to OFF, OFF,

ON, while the third (C) will be set to OFF, ON, OFF, as shown below.

DIP-SWITCHES ON REPEATERS A, B, AND C

Setting the Transmitter ID Codes on the Repeater

Once you have set the Repeater ID codes, determine whether you need to set

Transmitter ID codes. If you have only one transmitter and its dip-switches are set to

the default ID code (#1), then you do not need to set any transmitter ID codes on the

repeater closest to the transmitter. All other repeaters must have all transmitter ID dip-

switches turned off.

If the transmitter’s dip-switches are set to some code other than the default

(#1), then the closest repeater to a transmitter is the only repeater that should

have its transmitter dip-switch set to that transmitter’s ID Code (see “Setting

up the Repeater” on page 3 for details). All other repeaters in the chain should

have their transmitter dip-switches set to OFF because there is only one trans-

mitter in this chain and its signal is already being picked up.

If you have more than one transmitter, see “Network Installation (Multiple

Transmitters)” on page 12. Otherwise, simply continue with the installation

where you left off (see “Choosing a Location” on page 4).

REPEATER

ID CODE

DIP -SWITCH 1 DIP -SWITCH 2 DIP -SWITCH 3 DIP -SWITCH 4

A (default)

off off off The position

of this dip-

switch is not

part of the ID

code.

off off ON

off ON off

off ON ON

ON off off

ON off ON

ON ON off

ON ON ON