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3.) Power down then power up the unit. When you do so, the LED on the
receiver unit will flash RED four times. This indicates that the unit has
received power.
4.) Place a fairly powerful magnet over the receiver "learn" area (see Figure
1 for location) for a brief moment (3 seconds), and then remove it.
5.) The LED will go to a constant RED state.
6.) Immediately press any button on the transmitter you are attempting to
use.
7.) The LED will go to a flashing RED color. This response confirms that the
receiver has picked up a signal from the transmitter, and subsequently
'learned' that signal. When the RED LED stops flashing the transmitter is
ready to use. The unit is now ready to function properly.
8.) During standard operation, to confirm the receiver is picking up a signal
from the transmitter, the receiver will respond to transmitter inputs and
illuminate the receiver status LED (see Figure 1).
TROUBLESHOOTING:
It may be necessary to re-program the receiver after extended periods of
storage, inactivity, or transmitter replacement. The receiver LED can also be
used as a troubleshooting measure whenever communication between the
transmitter and receiver unit has been lost. (Do this only after the initial
troubleshooting measure of transmitter battery replacement has been
completed) Each transmitter generates a unique signal, and the receiver unit
needs to be able to identify and respond to that signal in order to operate.
The use of a unique signal for each transmitter prevents the receiver from
being susceptible to outside interference, and protects against stray signals
causing potentially unintended and/or undesirable operation. With this safety
feature, only one transmitter is able to be programmed and used on the SPX
RF system at a time. Please see HOW TO PROGRAM THE RECEIVER
FOR A TRANSMITTER section.
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