User Manual
U129.0.0
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2.1 How to clear a transmitter memory of association
You can erase the transmitters association with a receiver. If this process is completed the
transmitter will not work with any receivers until it is re-associated with a receiver using the
process outlined above. If a transmitter becomes damaged or you need to remove a transmitter
from service, put it in storage or send it in for repair it is recommended that you complete this
process.
1: Follow start-up procedure steps 1, release STOP switch
2: When the
B LED
is
ON
solid, simultaneously press and release the
A/B Select and
WARNING/START
switches.
The four LEDs will begin to ‘scroll’ from bottom to top (B, A, Battery, TX/RX)
indicating you are now in the transmitters ‘Maintenance Mode’.
Note
: If the B LED goes out before you press the buttons, restart the process
3: Now simultaneously press and hold Hoist UP, Hoist Down. While holding UP and DOWN
press Trolley Reverse and release all buttons.
The four LEDs will go back to ‘scrolling’ from bottom to top (B, A, Battery, TX/RX)
indicating you are now back in the transmitters ‘Maintenance Mode’.
Press STOP to deactivate the transmitter.
Of this process is completed correctly the transmitter will not work with any receiver. You
can confirm the process is completed by activating the transmitter and the TX/RX LED
should come on SOLID indicating it has no associated receiver in memory. If the TX/RX
LED begins blinking the process was not preformed correctly and the transmitter remains
associated to a receiver, repeat the process.
If at any time during the process you become unsure of the activity you are
seeing press the STOP switch, remove the battery and contact the factory
for support.
