DAS NX-148E LCD Codepad Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 11)

Step 1 Press

1f.,

4

5 . The

test

will

be

performed

and

all ot the

display

pixels

and LED

indicators

will flash

untii another

kev

is

pressed.

Step 2 Press

any key

to end

the test.

LIGHT

CONTROL

FOR

X-l0

DEVTCES

(Optionat.

if

proqrammed)

This

menu

allows

you

to

control

up to

ten X-10

devices f rom

each

codeDad.

Step 1 Press

*

.

4

6 . The

LCD

screen

will

prompt

you

to

,,Select

Light

Number

0

-

9".

step2

Enter

the number

of the

X-10

device

you

want

to

control.

The

LCD

screen

will show

the light

number

on the left.

on the

right

side

of the

display

it will

prompt

you

to turn

the light (X-10

device)

,,On,,

or

,,Off".

Step 3 Press

the

A

to turn

the X-10

device

',On,,

or

press

the

V

to turn

the

X-10

device

"Off"

Step 4 The

LCD

screen

will

agarn

prompt

you

to

.Select

Light

Number

0

-

9,'.

Step 5 Repeat

Steps 2

and

3 until complete.

Step

6 Press

#

,

to

exit f rom

the

X-10

menu.

CHANGE

LANGUAGES

This

function

allows

you

to

switch

between

the

two languages programmed

in

your

codepad.

NorE:

You

must

exit

any

other function

mode

before

attempting

to

change languages.

Step 1 Press

L

4

g

. The

LCD

codepad

is now

toggled

to

the second

language.

Step 2

Repeat

Step 1

to revert

to the

first language.

CHANGING

USER

CODES

Step 1 Press

{r_.,

5

,

. The LCD

Screen

will

prompt

for

a code.

Step 2

Enter

fmaster

code].

The

LCD

screen

will

prompt

for

a

user numoer.

NOTE:

For

area

systems,

if

you

are changing

the

code of

another

person,

you

must have

access

to all

areas,

or at

least

all of the

areas

to which

the

other

person

has

access.

Step 3 Enter

the

2-digit

(appties

to NX4/'12l16)

or

3-digit

(appties

to NX128)

user

number.

Always

use leading

zeros

when

necessarv,

i.e.

"004,'

for

user

number

4.

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NX-148E

LCD

Codepad

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