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Programming Access Codes

Access codes ensure that the receiver responds only to a remote keypad with a

matching code number. If a keypad’s access code differs from the receiver’s, the

command is ignored. This prevents interference from other remote keypads.

The programmed access code (1 to 32) is displayed on the monitor. This code is

stored in the monitor’s memory and retained whenever the monitor is reset or

powered OFF.

When programming a monitor's access code, the keypad's access code must

initially match the receiver's. The new access code is programmed simultaneously

with the keypad's. The monitor temporarily displays the remote keypad's access

code, then returns to displaying its own code.

• Remote keypad systems can be operated in an unsecured

mode without access codes so that the receiver accepts

commands from any remote keypad. When in the unsecured

mode, the word ALL appears on the monitor.

• To prevent inadvertently changing other access codes, unplug

all other monitors (or move the remote keypad directly in front of

the monitor to be programmed) and place your finger over the

remote keypad's infrared window during programming

(sufficient signal transmits through your finger to program the

receiver).

To select the unsecured mode:

1 Touch MONITOR SETUP.

2 Touch PRIVILEGED ACCESS.

3 Enter Clinical password.

4 Touch MORE.

5 Touch REMOTE KEYPAD

STATION ADDRESS.

6 Select SECURED MODE OFF.

To verify a remote keypad’s

current access code:

1 Point the remote keypad at the

monitor’s receiver.

2 Touch ACCESS CODE.

3 Touch ENTER.

To set a remote keypad’s access

code:

1 Point the remote keypad at the

monitor’s receiver.

2 Touch ACCESS CODE.

3 Select first digit.

4 Select second digit.

5 Touch ENTER.

To set the monitor’s access