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Programming procedure
Press PROG
button. Use programming PIN.
(See enclosed instructions).
LED (green) illuminates = programming mode is
activated for 20 seconds.
Trigger a radio signal with the desired radio trans
mitter within 20 seconds (see control possibilities).
Programming procedure is performed automatically.
Programming mode is terminated automatically after
20 seconds. Abbreviate programming mode: Press
PROG button again.
Successful programming: Acknowledged by 1x LED
(green) blinking.
Programming is retained if power is lost.
Programming multiple transmitters:
As soon as the programming mode has been activa
ted, multiple transmitters can also be programmed
within 20 seconds without having to restart the
programming procedure for each one.
Delete programming
Press PROG button
and hold.
After 3 seconds: LED
(green) begins to illuminate.
After 10 seconds: LED
(green) blinks 2x and goes out.
Programming memory has been completely deleted.
Ready to program a new transmitter.
Programming was not successful:
Note instructions in the troubleshooting section
(FAQ) at www.free-control.com
.
Notes
With Free-control, you can easily, comfortably,
and conveniently switch your electrical devices. A
minimum functional radio system always consists
of a radio-transmitter and a radio-receiver. With
Free-control (with logo:
), all transmitters can be
linked with all receivers, except for devices with the
following article numbers xxxx.xxx1.x (with logo: ).
Liability or any other claims, especially for the reimbursement of personal or property damages outside
of the device caused by lack of function or malfunction are excluded.
All transmitting codes are set at the factory and
cannot be changed.
The radio transmission takes place over a non-ex
clusive frequency channel of 868 MHz. Malfunctions
are therefore not impossible.
The radio range depends upon transmitting power,
disruptions, and structural conditions.
The range decreases with increasing distance between the transmitters and receivers. In buildings,
the range depends upon the construction material
used.
Typical range based on material
Masonry 20m - through a maximum of 3 walls
Reinforced concrete 10m - through a maximum of 1 wall/floor
Plasterboard/wood 30m - through a maximum of 5 walls
Free-control radio technology is not suitable for
safety applications, such as EMERGENCY STOP,
EMERGENCY CALL.
Follow the rules of electrical engineering and the
technical data!