Home Easy HE300 - Manual

C H Byron
34, Sherwood Rd
Aston Fields
Bromsgrove
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Product Specification:
HE-300 Additional
Remote Control
V1.0
The HE-300 Remote Control is a expansion unit
for the home Easy range of products and is
designed to work with all the HomeEasy receiver
sockets and modules..
Additional HomeEasy receiver products are
required for the HE-300 to work.
Remote Control: HE-300
Battery: 3v Cr2032
Range: 30 Metres (Open Distance)
Frequency: 433.92MHz
Indoor Use Only
Warning: Never Exceed the Product Specification
Contact: Helpline: 0845 2301 231
Product Compatability:
Group Settings:
The HE-300 Remote Control transmitter can be paired with up to 16
separate receiver units, using the Group setting function.
Group 1 - Function 1, 2 ,3, 4 (Default Setting)
Group 2 - Function 5, 6, 7, 8
Group 3 - Function 9, 10 , 11, 12
Group 4 - Function 13, 14, 15, 16
The HE-300 Remote control also has a group button allowing you to
switch "On/Off" an entire group, at the push of a button.
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II III I IV
II III I IV
The HE-300 remote control is compatible with all HomeEasy products
Changing Battery:
Remove the battery holder form the bottom of the remote control.
The HE-300 uses a single CR2032 battery:
Remove the battery from the holder and replace with new, making sure
the polarity match's the internal markings.
ON
Group
OFF
Group Select
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Group Setting G:
The group setting allows you to switch "On/Off"
multiple receiver sockets/modules in one simple
press. To set a receiver to the group setting, set the
receiver into the learn mode as normal (see
instructions Learn Mode) and press group(G) On.
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II III I IV Group On
The socket will now switch On/Off with the group buttons; this stays the
same even if the group slide switch is on I, II, III or IV.
The receiver sockets/modules can still be used individually using the
normal On/Off buttons.