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SYNCHRONISING FAAC ROLLING CODE REMOTE CONTROLS

FAAC remote controls can be synchronised using a master remote control with its own code. In this case it is not necessary to work directly or remotely with the receiver.

Follow these steps to synchronise a slave remote control from a master device. This procedure is valid for the TML and 868 SLH series.

TML series

Warning: if you press the slave remote control first and then the master device you will delete the master codes.

1. Press the button of the already synchronised remote control and hold down.

2. Still holding down the master device button, press the same button on the slave with the two devices close to each other.

The LED on the slave will flash.

3. Repeat the operation for the remaining buttons.

SERIE 868SLH

Warning: if you press the slave remote control first and then the master device you will delete the master codes.

1. Press the two buttons on the master device until the LED starts flashing and release after one second (on devices with four buttons, press the top right and lower left buttons).

2. Before the master device LED stops flashing, press the top right button on the master device again with the remote controls close to each other. The master LED will change to steady.

3. Still holding down the master device button, press the same button on the slave.

The slave device LED will flash once to confirm that the code has been stored.

4. Release both buttons.

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SYNCHRONISING ERREKA ROLLING CODE REMOTE CONTROLS

Erreka remote control receivers enable remote synchronisation without handling the receiver or using the button on its circuit board.

ROLLER REMOTE CONTROLS

Remote synchronising procedure

1. Stand near the receiver, open the battery cover on the remote control already synchronised in the facility and press the button next to the battery or the synch button.

Release as soon as the LED on the receiver lights up

2. Press the button of the device to be synchronised.

The receiver will emit a beep to indicate that the remote control has been synchronised.

If the receiver fails to emit a beep it means that the procedure has failed, probably for the following reasons:

- The memory is full. The installer may have filled it on purpose. In this case, no devices can be synchronised without contacting the installer.

3. Wait for 30 seconds until the LED turns off, indicating that the receiver has exited synchronisation mode.

Direct synchronisation procedure on the receiver

1. Open the receiver and set the switch to the ON position.

The LED on the receiver will light up. From this point, follow the previous procedure from step 2 above.

SOL REMOTE CONTROLS

Both synchronisation procedures are identical to those for the ROLLER remote controls. The only difference is that a jumper must connect the first and fifth pins in the original remote control activate synchronisation mode in the receiver, and remove the jumper once this has been done.

This will not be necessary if synchronisation mode is activated from a synchronised remote control since the device is provided with a button for this purpose at the rear.