Silvercrest WIRELESS SOCKET SET - Manual (Page 10)

10 GB/IE
Preparation
Allocate the remote
controlled socket a
control button on the
remote control
With the DIP switch 10 put in a control
button, A to D, into remote control 1 :
Note: E can not be selected with
the DIP switch.
Contr
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on
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Contr
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DIP switch
remote controlled socket
A B C D E
A ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
B OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
C OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
D OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
Put the cover 11 back on.
Put the screws 12 in the threads of
the screw holes and tighten them.
Example
Put the system code 123 into the remote
control
1 by pushing the DIP switch
up to „1“, „2“ and „3“ whist keeping
„4“ and „5“ in the down position:
View back side of the remote
control
Put the system code 123 in all of the re-
mote controlled sockets
7 . For the first
remote controlled socket 7 chose the
control button „A“ on the remote con-
trol
1 by pushing the DIP switch „A“
up for the remote controlled socket 7
whilst keeping the DIP switches B, C,
and D in the down position. This remote
controlled socket
7 can now be
switched on and off with the control
button „A“ on the remote control
1 .
View back side of the remote
controlled socket
Connecting devices
Plug the remote controlled socket 7
into an earthed household socket.
The remote controlled socket
7 can
only be plugged in the the direction
shown on the device label (arrow
must be pointing up).
The range of the remote control‘s
1
radio signal reaches max. 25 m and is
dependent on the structural conditions.
The range can be impaired by struc-
tural (e.g. steel concrete), electrical
(e.g. electric lines) or electromagnetic
(e.g. telephones) conditions. If needed,
remove the source of disturbance or
keep an appropriate distance from the
source of disturbance.
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