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SYNCHRONISING AERF ROLLING CODE REMOTE CONTROLS

The JCM rolling code remote control synchronisation procedure is identical for all models, including customised models, except the 868 MHz.

There are two synchronisation procedures for these devices.

Remote synchronisation procedure using the original remote control

1. Stand near the receiver and use a pointed object to press the pushbutton at the rear of the remote control already synchronised in the facility. If there is no rear button, press all the buttons on the original device at once.

The receiver will emit a beep, indicating that it has switched to synchronisation mode.

2. Within 10 seconds of the beep, press the button on the device to be synchronised.

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

If the receiver fails to synchronise the device (does not emit the short beep) it may mean that the memory is full and the remote control cannot be synchronised without the installer\'s permission.

3. After 10 seconds the receiver will exit synchronisation mode and emit 2 short beeps.

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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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HOW TO SYNCHRONISE SMINN ROLLING CODE REMOTE CONTROLS

SMINN remote control synchronisation can be performed directly on the receiver itself or via radio by invitation.

Synchronising the remote control directly on the receiver

1. Press and hold button K1 (fig. 1 - component 3).

2. Press the button for the channel on the transmitter that you want to record and that will be assigned to Output 1 (relay K1) on the receiver board. On receiving the code and channel sent by the transmitter, the receiver records it in its memory and beeps TWICE consecutively to confirm.

ONLY FOR RECORDING THE FIRST CODE.

3. Press the button for the channel on the transmitter that you want to assign to Output 2 (relay K2) on the receiver board. On receiving the code and channel sent by the transmitter, the receiver records it in its memory and beeps THREE TIMES to confirm.

4. Release the synchronisation button on the receiver.

Synchronising the remote control via radio

Copying a transmitter that already works on the installation enables the copy to self-synchronise the first time it is used.