Programming the transmitter
Putting the radio socket into programming mode
1.
Plug the radio socket into the 230 V mains socket nearest the consumer.
2.
The radio socket goes into programming mode for 3 minutes.
Programming the master transmitter
The master transmitter refers to the very first transmitter
programmed in a receiver. In contrast to subsequently pro-
grammed transmitters, the master transmitter enables,
among other things, the setting of limit positions (for drives
with integrated radio receiver) and the programming or de-
leting of further transmitters.
If a master transmitter is already programmed in the re-
ceiver, press the programming button on the transmitter for
10 seconds.
When in programming mode, press the transmitter's programming button until
the LED on the VC180 flashes briefly twice to confirm programming.
► Programming is now complete.
Switch on the consumer manually.
Programming additional transmitters
In addition to the master transmitter, up to 15 further trans-
mitters can be programmed in the radio socket.
Press the programmed master transmitter's programming button for 3
seconds.
▻ The LED on the radio socket flashes briefly once to confirm.
Now press the programming button of a new transmitter which has not yet
been programmed in the radio socket for 3 seconds. Doing so activates the
radio socket's programming mode for a new transmitter for 3 minutes.
▻ The LED on the radio socket flashes briefly once to confirm.
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