Krown Manufacturing KBS300RX Setup Operation Code, For Example, Chapter, KA300TX TRANSMITTER

SETUP OPERATION CODE

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The operation code is set by DIP-switches located in the front of the KA300TX trans- mitter, and they are preset at the factory. If your KA300RX receiver does not respond to your KA300TX transmitter signal when the test button is pressed, or it activates from a false signal of a neighboring KA300 system, you need to change the operation code. After the code change on the transmitter, you need to program the new code into the KA300RX receiver memory.

KA300TX TRANSMITTER:

To protect the other system from interfering with your alarm monitor system, you need to set up an operation code for all transmitters. There are 10 switches located in the front of the transmitter used to set the operation code.

Choose one combination by toggling the switches between the ON and the OFF position.

For example:

1ON 2OFF 3OFF 4OFF 5ON 6OFF 7ON 8OFF 9ON 10OFF

ON

Set all transmitters with your own combination and record it into this book for later reference. Press the test button on the KA300TX. The red LED will light up to show that it is active.

Set the operation channel jumper for each transmitter and record the alarm location onto the given label. This label will be installed with a plastic cover to the channel LED later.

Important note: Do not set all switches in ON or OFF position.

For Example:

Clear plastic cover

Fire: All KA300TX units installed on smoke alarms will be set to channel 1

Carbon Mono: All TX installed on Co Alarm unit be set to channel 2

Weather alert: TX installed on Quake alert or Weather alert will be set to channel 3

The op code is the same for all transmitter in a house.

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