V2 KIBO-WIRED Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

PROGRAMMING
The programming menu allows the modification of the following
parameters:
1. PROGRAMMING CODE
2. ACCESS CODE
The keypad is normally in STAND-BY mode, i.e. awaiting commands,
the backlight is always on.
In programming mode, the keypad goes back to SLEEP mode in the
following cases:
• When pressing the key A in any programming phase
• When more than one minute pass between the pressure of two
consecutive keys
• After the 3 second BEEP stating the correct execution of an
operation
• In the case of an error during any of the programming steps:
the LED flash briefly for 3 seconds, then the keypad switches to
STAND-BY mode without saving the new settings
In any case, if you want to go on with programming it is necessary to
start again from the entering of the programming code.
In the working mode the digital selector goes back to STAND-BY
mode after 5 seconds of inactivity.
1. PROGRAMMING CODE
The programming code is the 6 digit combination to be entered in
order to change the keypad settings.
The factory code is 999999.
To guarantee more safety, we suggest customizing the programming
code and keeping the new one in a safe place.
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PLEASE NOTE: if the PROGRAMMING CODE is
lost/forgotten, it cannot be restored.
The device should be returned to the V2 assistance centre.
Customization of the programming code
OPERATIONS TO BE MADE ON THE KEYPAD
1. Key in C + PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1,5 sec. + L1 on for 1,5 sec.
2. Key in within a minute the KEY 1 + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP + L1 flashes 1 time
3. Repeat the PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec. + L1 flashes 1 time
4. Key in the NEW PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec. + L1 flashes 1 time
5. Repeat the NEW PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: - 1 BEEP of 3 sec. + L1 on if the operation is
correct;
- short flashes of the L1 if incorrect
WARNING: if the operation has failed (e.g. for having entered chosen
code and confirmation code different one from the other or for
having waited more then 1 minute) the digital selector goes back to
STAND-BY mode keeping the original access code and it is necessary
to start again
2. ACCESS CODE
The access code is the combination to be keyed in to activate the
transmission of the digital code.
The factory code set for the channel 1 is 1111, while the other
channels are disabled.
To enable a channel just set an access code.
The first digit of the code always identifies the channel of
reference and can not be modified. This means that it won't
be possible to give to the channel 1, for instance, an access
code different from 1xxxxxxx, to the channel 2 an access code
different from 2xxxxxxx and so on.
PLEASE NOTE: To be able to function, each channel should be
memorised in the receiver.
NOTE: the possibility to use access codes made up by a unique digit,
therefore with the only identification digit of the channel, makes
the digital selector a simple multi channel transmitter, for which no
safety characteristics are required. Pressing the key, the correspondent
channel is started up.
Customization of the access code
OPERATIONS TO BE MADE ON THE KEYPAD
1. Key in C + PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1,5 sec. + L1 on for 1,5 sec.
2. Key in within a minute the KEY 2 + C
Signalling: 2 BEEP + L1 flashes 2 times
3. Key in the NUMBER OF THE CHOSEN CHANNEL + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec. + L1 flashes 2 times
4. Key in the NEW ACCESS CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec. + L1 flashes 2 times
5. Repeat the NEW ACCESS CODE + C
Signalling: - 1 BEEP of 3 sec. + L1 on if the operation is
correct;
- short flashes of the L1 if incorrect
Disabling a channel
OPERATIONS TO BE MADE ON THE KEYPAD
1. Key in C + PROGRAMMING CODE + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1,5 sec. + L1 on for 1,5 sec.
2. Key in within a minute the KEY 2 + C
Signalling: 2 BEEP + L1 flashes 2 times
3. Key in the NUMBER OF THE CHOSEN CHANNEL + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec.
4. Key in the KEY 0 + C
Signalling: 1 BEEP of 1 sec.
5. Repeat the KEY 0 + C
Signalling: - 1 BEEP of 3 sec. + L1 on if the operation is
correct;
- short flashes of the L1 if incorrect
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