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Step 1 – Select Telecommand

The four digit number at the top left corner of the display indicates the telecommand to be

programmed:

The first digit is the network number.

The next two digits specify the device address of the MRNode on the network bus.

The final digit specifies the telecommand.

When you first connect an MRNode, or if you have just taken an MRNode

out of learn mode, the control unit may not recognise it immediately. The

control unit may initially display an MRNode as follows (for example):

MSNode MRNode (in

learn mode)

2:04:1 MSNode

Not Learned

1:01:1 Not Used

Not Learned

The display will change to RNode once the control unit has adjusted itself to

the new device. Once the control unit recognises the MRNode then the

control unit will display its bus address as (for example):

1:01:1 RNode

ot Learne

Netwo rk 1, d evic e 1,

zo ne 1

Devic e typ e (MRNod e

)

No radio devices

learned by this node.

Step 2 – Select Telecommand Type

Press ¬ or |, or key in a number 0 to 2, to select one of the following:

1 – Global

Allows a telecommand to set or unset any ward allocated to its buttons from any MRNode

(see “Buttons” below). Note that this option may be overridden by the value of Option

45:11 Global/Local Setting and Option 45:12 Global/Local Unsetting

2 – Local

Allows a telecommand to set/unset wards only if the ward has been allocated to the

MRNode which receives the transmission. (See Option 26 Assign Equipment to Wards.)

The control unit will not set/unset any other wards, even though they may be allocated to

buttons on the telecommand in the “Buttons” options (see below).

3 – Unused

The control unit will ignore any telecommand programmed as Unused, even though it

may still be learned by an MRNode.

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