Manual

Coding

The hand-held transmitter is coded at the factory with a permanently assigned

and unique serial number for identication. For security reasons, this cannot be

changed and allows many combinations ofthe radio system. The serial number is

transmitted in encrypted form in the radio protocol and therefore cannot be

copied. No further settings need to be made on the hand-held transmitter for

commissioning.

To train a hand-held transmitter on a compatible ODYON receiver, the relay

button to be selected must be pressed on the receiver(see description of ODYON

receiver) and then the desired button on the hand-held transmitter. Aer the

hand-held transmitter has been successfully tuned in, the tuned-in receiver

should now switch when a suitable radio signal is received.

Changing the battery

The battery life depends on the use of the hand-held transmitter. If the range

decreases considerably or it is no longer possible to carry out any functions, the

battery must be replaced. If the control LED does NOTlight up, this also indicates

a weak or empty battery. To change the battery (Fig. 2), open the battery com-

partment on the back (e.g. with a coin) by turning the battery compartment cover

to the le in the direction of the arrow "OPEN" by about 90°. Remove the old

battery and insert a new CR2477 lithium battery into the battery compartment

according to the polarity markings (+ to the top). Close the battery compartment

by placing the battery compartment cover (triangle on triangle) and turn it to the

right into the lock.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Radiofrequency: 869.5 MHz

• Transmitting power: < 25mW

• Power supply: 1x3 volt batteries CR 2477

• Current consumption: approx. 20mA during transmission

• Operating temperature: -20° - + 65°C

(storage -40° - + 75°C )

• Housing dimensions: 85 mm x 52 mm x 20 mm

(Subjectto technical changes)