Wireless Calling Button and Receiver Kit Operation (99-Channel)

This wireless calling system has 99-channel mode among working modes. In this mode, one receiver host can works with 99 calling transmitters. The receiver should pair up with three or four-button transmitter.
We’d like to show you the procedure.
We prepare a receiver host, 4-button calling transmitters, manager remote and 9V power supply for receiver host.
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There are three steps to pair up transmitters and receiver host.
Working mode setting:
After switching on power, press and hold button 1 of manager remote for 2sec to enter setting menu, press button “3″ or “4″ to choose Cd8, press button 1 again to enter submenu of Cd8, press button “3″ or “4″ to choose “5″ (Mode 5: 99-channel mode), press button “2″ to turn back to setting menu.
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Calling button pairing:
Press button “3″ or “4″ to choose Cd7, press button 1 again to enter submenu of Cd7, press button “3″ or “4″ to choose “001″, Press any button of transmitter (except “Cancel”), the speaker will sound “successful registration” and 4 LED indicators will flicker. The display screen turn to next number “002″ automatically. Then you can continue to do the next pairing up the follow-up transmitter. Press button “2″ to turn back to setting menu.
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Key switch setting:
Press button “1″ to enter submenu of Cd6 to choose “5″(4-key mode). Press button “2″ twice to turn back to standby status.
(After all the settings are finished, please power off the host and restart.)
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Operation:
Press “Order”, screen reads “01A” and sound “Dingdong+No.1 order”.
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Press “Call”, screen reads “01b” and sound “Dingdong+No.1 call”.
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Press “Checkout”, screen reads “01C” and sound “Dingdong+No.1 checkout”.
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Press “Cancel”, cancel previous call and turn back to standby status.
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