User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Before You Begin
- Introduction
- 2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender Configuration and Installation
- Configuration and Installation Checklist
- Required Configuration Tools
- 2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender Configuration Overview
- Configuring the 2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender
- Reconfiguring or Reading an Installed 2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender
- Selecting a Mounting Location
- Linking to a CENTRON Meter
- Linking to a 2.4GZ OpenWay Gas Module
- Installing the 2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender
- Troubleshooting
2.4ZR OpenWay Range Extender Configuration and Installation
TDC-0832-001 2.4ZR OpenWay® Range Extender Installation Guide 9
Proprietary and Confidential
Reconfiguring or Reading an Installed 2.4ZR OpenWay Range
Extender
Users can swipe a previously installed range extender to reconfigure the range extender or to read its
configuration. When an installed range extender is swiped, the range extender first searches for a handheld.
The following table describes the range extender's LED blink pattern during Handheld mode.
LED
Number of
Blinks
Description
Both
3
The range extender is scanning for available networks.
Both
5
Join to handheld network is complete.
At the end of Handheld mode, the range extender returns to the previous network (by default if the range
extender is left in Normal mode). The range extender prepares for joining gas modules. The current gas
module list is preserved. If a network is not found, the range extender enters Sleep Mode.
If the range extender is placed into Sleep mode by the handheld, the range extender will return to the previous
network and send a leave notification. The range extender removes any gas modules from its child table and
enters Sleep mode.