Casablanca Fan Company Bel Air Tabletop Fan User Manual
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REMOTE
CONTROL
CHANNEL
NUMBER
A second remote control can be purchased from your dealer to provide
dual remote control of one fan. Because the fan could be confused by
two controllers signaling different information it is necessary to set a
BASE control and an AUXILIARY control.
The last control manually operated controls the fan.
Where two remote controls are used to control a single fan, they must
be set so that:
• BOTH controls are set to the SAME channel.
• ONE control is made into the BASE control.
• The OTHER control is made an AUXILIARY control.
(All remote controls leave the factory as a BASE).
Initial remote control settings
1. Set both the controls to operate the fan.
2. Select one of the remote controls to be the BASE unit.
BASE Check
To confirm that the control is the BASE:
1. Press
for 3 seconds until a beep is
heard.
2. Confirm temperature display shows 'b'.
3. Press
again to set.
BASE
DISPLAY
AUXILIARY
DISPLAY
Note: Always change the remote control channel
first. The fan channel can only be changed by
having the desired channel already set in the re-
mote control.
COMFORT•TOUCH ♦ DUAL REMOTE CONTROL - BASE
COMFORT•TOUCH ♦ DUAL REMOTE CONTROL - AUXILIARY
TWO CONTROLS OPERATING ONE FAN
When two controls are used for the same fan, we suggest that both controls be set for the same features
(AUTO-SPEED, SAVER, etc.) so that performance remains the same as you move from one to the other.
Remember, the fan will only respond to updates from the control that was last operated manually.
Change the other remote to be used in the room to AUXILIARY
1. Press
until a beep is heard. Remote displays 'b'.
2. Press fan up
or down
buttons to change the display to 'A'.
3. Press
again to set.
The fan will now respond to either of the remotes when pressed.
• Reminder! These steps will have to be repeated whenever the
batteries are changed.
• When AUTO-SPEED, SECURITY, SAVER or TEST modes are in ef-
fect at any control: Automatic control will only be from the
control that was last operated manually.