Daikin homecontrols EKRSENDI1BA User guide

Installer and user reference guide
Daikin Home Controls Room Sensor
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Package contents
Quantity Description
1 Daikin Home Controls Room Sensor
1 Clip-on frame
1 Mounting plate
2 Double-sided adhesive strips
2 Screws 3.0 x 30 mm
2 Plugs 5 mm
2 1.5 V LR03/micro/AAA batteries
1 Installation and operation manual
Documentation © 2022 Daikin Europe N.V., Belgium.
All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any
format, either in whole or in part, nor may it be duplicated or edited
by electronic, mechanical or chemical means, without the written
consent of the publisher.
Typographical and printing errors cannot be excluded. However,
the information contained in this manual is reviewed on a regular
basis and any necessary corrections will be implemented in the next
edition. We accept no liability for technical or typographical errors or
the consequences thereof.
All trademarks and industrial property rights are acknowledged.
Printed in Hong Kong.
Changes may be made without prior notice as a result of technical
advances.
4P687368-1
2022.04
Table of contents
1 Information about this manual.................................. 8
2 Hazard information................................................... 8
3 Daikin Home Controls ............................................ 10
4 Function and accessory overview .......................... 11
5 Start-up................................................................... 12
5.1 Connecting to the DHC Access Point.......................... 12
5.2 Mounting ..................................................................... 13
5.2.1 Adhesive strip mounting .................................. 13
5.2.2 Screw mounting............................................... 14
5.2.3 Flush-mounted box mounting .......................... 15
6 Replacing batteries................................................. 17
7 Troubleshooting...................................................... 18
7.1 Weak battery ............................................................... 18
7.2 Duty cycle ................................................................... 19
7.3 Errorcodesandashingsequences........................... 20
8 Restore factory settings.......................................... 22
9 Maintenance and cleaning ..................................... 23
10 General information about radio operation............. 24
11 Technicalspecications.......................................... 25

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Package contents
Quantity Description
1 Daikin Home Controls Room Sensor
1 Clip-on frame
1 Mounting plate
2 Double-sided adhesive strips
2 Screws 3.0 x 30 mm
2 Plugs 5 mm
2 1.5 V LR03/micro/AAA batteries
1 Installation and operation manual
Documentation © 2022 Daikin Europe N.V., Belgium.
All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any
format, either in whole or in part, nor may it be duplicated or edited
by electronic, mechanical or chemical means, without the written
consent of the publisher.
Typographical and printing errors cannot be excluded. However,
the information contained in this manual is reviewed on a regular
basis and any necessary corrections will be implemented in the next
edition. We accept no liability for technical or typographical errors or
the consequences thereof.
All trademarks and industrial property rights are acknowledged.
Printed in Hong Kong.
Changes may be made without prior notice as a result of technical
advances.
4P687368-1
2022.04
Table of contents
1 Information about this manual.................................. 8
2 Hazard information................................................... 8
3 Daikin Home Controls ............................................ 10
4 Function and accessory overview .......................... 11
5 Start-up................................................................... 12
5.1 Connecting to the DHC Access Point.......................... 12
5.2 Mounting ..................................................................... 13
5.2.1 Adhesive strip mounting .................................. 13
5.2.2 Screw mounting............................................... 14
5.2.3 Flush-mounted box mounting .......................... 15
6 Replacing batteries................................................. 17
7 Troubleshooting...................................................... 18
7.1 Weak battery ............................................................... 18
7.2 Duty cycle ................................................................... 19
7.3 Errorcodesandashingsequences........................... 20
8 Restore factory settings.......................................... 22
9 Maintenance and cleaning ..................................... 23
10 General information about radio operation............. 24
11 Technicalspecications.......................................... 25

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Information about this manual Hazard information
1 Information about this manual
Read this manual carefully before beginning operation with
your Daikin Home Controls (DHC) accessories. Keep the
manual so you can refer to it at a later date if you need to. If
you hand over the accessory to other persons for use, hand
over this manual as well.
Symbols used:
Attention!
This indicates a hazard.
Please note:
This section contains important additional informa-
tion.
2 Hazard information
Do not open the accessory. It does not contain any
parts that can be maintained by the user. In the
event of an error, have the accessory checked by
an expert.
For safety and licensing reasons (CE), unautho-
rizedchangeand/ormodicationoftheaccessory
is not permitted.
The accessory may only be operated in a dry and
dust-free environment and must be protected from
the e󰀨ects of moisture, vibrations, solar or other
types of heat radiation, cold and mechanical loads.
The accessory is not a toy; do not allow children to
play with it. Do not leave packaging material lying
around. Plastic lms/bags, pieces of polystyrene,
etc. can be dangerous in the hands of a child.
We do not assume any liability for damage to prop-
erty or personal injury caused by improper use or
the failure to observe the hazard information. In
such cases, any claim under warranty is extin-
guished! For consequential damages, we assume
no liability!
The accessory may only be operated within resi-
dential buildings.
Using the accessory for any purpose other than
that described in this manual does not fall within
the scope of intended use and shall invalidate any
warranty or liability.
Always keep a minimum distance of 50 cm be-
tween the DHC accessories.

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Information about this manual Hazard information
1 Information about this manual
Read this manual carefully before beginning operation with
your Daikin Home Controls (DHC) accessories. Keep the
manual so you can refer to it at a later date if you need to. If
you hand over the accessory to other persons for use, hand
over this manual as well.
Symbols used:
Attention!
This indicates a hazard.
Please note:
This section contains important additional informa-
tion.
2 Hazard information
Do not open the accessory. It does not contain any
parts that can be maintained by the user. In the
event of an error, have the accessory checked by
an expert.
For safety and licensing reasons (CE), unautho-
rizedchangeand/ormodicationoftheaccessory
is not permitted.
The accessory may only be operated in a dry and
dust-free environment and must be protected from
the e󰀨ects of moisture, vibrations, solar or other
types of heat radiation, cold and mechanical loads.
The accessory is not a toy; do not allow children to
play with it. Do not leave packaging material lying
around. Plastic lms/bags, pieces of polystyrene,
etc. can be dangerous in the hands of a child.
We do not assume any liability for damage to prop-
erty or personal injury caused by improper use or
the failure to observe the hazard information. In
such cases, any claim under warranty is extin-
guished! For consequential damages, we assume
no liability!
The accessory may only be operated within resi-
dential buildings.
Using the accessory for any purpose other than
that described in this manual does not fall within
the scope of intended use and shall invalidate any
warranty or liability.
Always keep a minimum distance of 50 cm be-
tween the DHC accessories.

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Daikin Home Controls Function and accessory overview
3 Daikin Home Controls
This accessory is part of the DHC ecosystem and commu-
nicates with a dedicated wireless connection.
Allaccessoriesofthesystemcanbeconguredcomfort-
ably and individually via the ONECTA app. The available
functions provided by the DHC ecosystem in combina-
tion with other accessories are described in the DHC
Application Guide.
All current technical documents and updates can be found
on the product pages:
https://qr.daikin.eu/?N=EKRSENDI1BA
4 Function and accessory overview
The DHC Room Sensor measures the room temperature
and humidity and transmits these values at intervals to the
DHC Access Point as well as to the ONECTA app, enabling
to regulate the room climate according to your needs. Take
a look at the home screen of the app and you will be in-
formed about the temperature and the current humidity of
the corresponding room.
Mounting and removal are particularly easy using the clip-
on frame supplied. It is also possible to integrate the acces-
sory into existing switches of other manufacturers.
Accessory overview (see gure 1):
(A) Clip-on frame
(B) Sensor (electronic unit)
(C) System button and LED
(D) Mounting plate

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Daikin Home Controls Function and accessory overview
3 Daikin Home Controls
This accessory is part of the DHC ecosystem and commu-
nicates with a dedicated wireless connection.
Allaccessoriesofthesystemcanbeconguredcomfort-
ably and individually via the ONECTA app. The available
functions provided by the DHC ecosystem in combina-
tion with other accessories are described in the DHC
Application Guide.
All current technical documents and updates can be found
on the product pages:
https://qr.daikin.eu/?N=EKRSENDI1BA
4 Function and accessory overview
The DHC Room Sensor measures the room temperature
and humidity and transmits these values at intervals to the
DHC Access Point as well as to the ONECTA app, enabling
to regulate the room climate according to your needs. Take
a look at the home screen of the app and you will be in-
formed about the temperature and the current humidity of
the corresponding room.
Mounting and removal are particularly easy using the clip-
on frame supplied. It is also possible to integrate the acces-
sory into existing switches of other manufacturers.
Accessory overview (see gure 1):
(A) Clip-on frame
(B) Sensor (electronic unit)
(C) System button and LED
(D) Mounting plate

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Start-up Start-up
5 Start-up
5.1 Connecting to the DHC Access Point
Read this entire section before starting to
connect other accessories.
First set up your DHC Access Point via the
ONECTA app to enable operation of other DHC ac-
cessories within your ecosystem. For further infor-
mation, see the manual of the DHC Access Point.
To integrate the DHC Room Sensor into your ecosystem
and enable it to communicate with other DHC accessories,
youmustconnectittoyourDHCAccessPointrst.Todo
so, proceed as follows:
1. Open the ONECTA app.
2. Click on the plus symbol (+).
3. Select the menu item Add Daikin Home Controls.
4. Select Add DHC Accessory.
5. Remove the sensor (B) from the frame by grab-
bing the sides of the sensor and pulling it out (see
gure 2).
6. Turn over the sensor.
7. Remove the insulation strip from the battery com-
partment.
» Connection mode remains activated for 3 minutes.
You can manually start the connection mode for
another 3 minutes by pressing the system button
(C) shortly (see gure 3).
8. Follow the instructions in the app.
5.2 Mounting
Read this entire section before starting to mount
the accessory.
You can use the supplied clip-on frame (A) to mount the
DHC Room Sensor or easily integrate it into an existing
switch (see „5.2.2 Screw mounting“ on page 14).
YoucanxtheDHCRoomSensortoawallwith:
• the supplied double-sided adhesive strips, or
• the supplied screws.
You can also mount the DHC Room Sensor on a
ush-mountedbox.
5.2.1 Adhesive strip mounting
To mount the DHC Room Sensor using the adhesive strips,
proceed as follows:
1. Choose a site for installation.

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Start-up Start-up
5 Start-up
5.1 Connecting to the DHC Access Point
Read this entire section before starting to
connect other accessories.
First set up your DHC Access Point via the
ONECTA app to enable operation of other DHC ac-
cessories within your ecosystem. For further infor-
mation, see the manual of the DHC Access Point.
To integrate the DHC Room Sensor into your ecosystem
and enable it to communicate with other DHC accessories,
youmustconnectittoyourDHCAccessPointrst.Todo
so, proceed as follows:
1. Open the ONECTA app.
2. Click on the plus symbol (+).
3. Select the menu item Add Daikin Home Controls.
4. Select Add DHC Accessory.
5. Remove the sensor (B) from the frame by grab-
bing the sides of the sensor and pulling it out (see
gure 2).
6. Turn over the sensor.
7. Remove the insulation strip from the battery com-
partment.
» Connection mode remains activated for 3 minutes.
You can manually start the connection mode for
another 3 minutes by pressing the system button
(C) shortly (see gure 3).
8. Follow the instructions in the app.
5.2 Mounting
Read this entire section before starting to mount
the accessory.
You can use the supplied clip-on frame (A) to mount the
DHC Room Sensor or easily integrate it into an existing
switch (see „5.2.2 Screw mounting“ on page 14).
YoucanxtheDHCRoomSensortoawallwith:
• the supplied double-sided adhesive strips, or
• the supplied screws.
You can also mount the DHC Room Sensor on a
ush-mountedbox.
5.2.1 Adhesive strip mounting
To mount the DHC Room Sensor using the adhesive strips,
proceed as follows:
1. Choose a site for installation.

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Make sure that the mounting surface is smooth,
solid, non-disturbed, free of dust, grease and sol-
vents and not too cold to ensure long-time adher-
ence.
2. Fix the adhesive strips (E) on the back side of
the mounting plate (D) in the provided area. You
should be able to read the letters on the back side
(F) (see gure 4).
3. Removetheprotectivelmfromtheadhesivestrip.
4. Press the assembled DHC Room Sensor with the
back side to the wall.
5.2.2 Screw mounting
To mount the DHC Room Sensor with screws, proceed as
follows:
1. Choose a site for installation.
Make sure that no electricity or similar lines run in
the wall at this location!
2. Position the mounting plate (D) on the desired site
on the wall. Make sure that the arrow on the back
side of the mounting plate is pointing upwards.
3. Use a pen to mark the positions of the screw holes
(H) (diagonally opposite) according to the moun-
ting plate on the wall (see gure 5).
4. Drill the marked holes.
If you are working with a stone wall, drill the marked
5 mm holes and insert the plugs supplied. If you are
working with a wooden wall, you can pre-drill
1.5 mm holes to easier insert the screws.
5. Use the supplied screws and plugs (I) to x the
mounting plate to the wall (see gure 6).
6. Attach the clip-on frame (A) to the mounting plate.
7. Place the DHC Room Sensor (B) into the frame
(see gure 1). Make sure that the clips on the
mounting plate latch into the openings on the DHC
Room Sensor.
5.2.3 Flush-mounted box mounting
YoucanmounttheDHCRoomSensoronaush-mounted
box using the screw holes (G) (see gure 5).
If the accessory is mounted to a ush-mounted
box, there may be no open conductor ends.
If changes or works have to be made on the house
installation (e.g. extension, bypass of switch or
socket inserts) or the low-voltage distribution for
mounting or installing the accessory, the following
safety instruction must be considered:

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Start-up Start-up
Make sure that the mounting surface is smooth,
solid, non-disturbed, free of dust, grease and sol-
vents and not too cold to ensure long-time adher-
ence.
2. Fix the adhesive strips (E) on the back side of
the mounting plate (D) in the provided area. You
should be able to read the letters on the back side
(F) (see gure 4).
3. Removetheprotectivelmfromtheadhesivestrip.
4. Press the assembled DHC Room Sensor with the
back side to the wall.
5.2.2 Screw mounting
To mount the DHC Room Sensor with screws, proceed as
follows:
1. Choose a site for installation.
Make sure that no electricity or similar lines run in
the wall at this location!
2. Position the mounting plate (D) on the desired site
on the wall. Make sure that the arrow on the back
side of the mounting plate is pointing upwards.
3. Use a pen to mark the positions of the screw holes
(H) (diagonally opposite) according to the moun-
ting plate on the wall (see gure 5).
4. Drill the marked holes.
If you are working with a stone wall, drill the marked
5 mm holes and insert the plugs supplied. If you are
working with a wooden wall, you can pre-drill
1.5 mm holes to easier insert the screws.
5. Use the supplied screws and plugs (I) to x the
mounting plate to the wall (see gure 6).
6. Attach the clip-on frame (A) to the mounting plate.
7. Place the DHC Room Sensor (B) into the frame
(see gure 1). Make sure that the clips on the
mounting plate latch into the openings on the DHC
Room Sensor.
5.2.3 Flush-mounted box mounting
YoucanmounttheDHCRoomSensoronaush-mounted
box using the screw holes (G) (see gure 5).
If the accessory is mounted to a ush-mounted
box, there may be no open conductor ends.
If changes or works have to be made on the house
installation (e.g. extension, bypass of switch or
socket inserts) or the low-voltage distribution for
mounting or installing the accessory, the following
safety instruction must be considered:

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Start-up Replacing batteries
Only to be installed by persons with the
relevant electro-technical knowledge and
experience!*
Incorrect installation can put your own life at risk and the
lives of other users of the electrical system. Incorrect instal-
lation also means that you are running the risk of serious
damagetoproperty,e.g.becauseofare.Youmaybeper-
sonally liable in the event of injuries or damage to property.
Contact an electrical installer!
*Specialist knowledge required for installation:
The following specialist knowledge is particularly important
during installation:
• The “5 safety rules” to be used: Disconnect from
mains; Safeguard from switching on again; Check
that system is de-energised; Earth and short cir-
cuit;Coverorcordono󰀨neighbouringliveparts;
• Select suitable tools, measuring equipment and, if
necessary, personal safety equipment;
• Evaluation of measuring results;
• Selection of electrical installation material for safe-
guardingshut-o󰀨conditions;
• IP protection types;
• Installation of electrical installation material;
• Type of supply network (TN system, IT system, TT
system) and the resulting connecting conditions
(classical zero balancing, protective earthing, re-
quired additional measures etc.).
6 Replacing batteries
Iftheashingsignalforemptybatteriesappears(see„7.3
Error codes and ashing sequences“ on page 20), re-
place the used batteries by two new LR03/micro/AAA bat-
teries. You must observe the correct battery polarity.
To replace the batteries of the accessory, proceed as fol-
lows:
1. Once mounted, the electronic unit (B) can easily
be pulled out of the clip-on frame (A) or removed
from the mounting plate (D). Grab the sides of the
electronic unit and pull it out (see gure 2). You do
not need to open the accessory.
2. Turn the electronic unit over to replace the batte-
ries.
3. Insert two new 1.5 V LR03/micro/batteries. Make
sure that you insert them the right way round (see
gure 7).
4. Place the electronic unit back into the frame. Make
sure that the clips on the mounting plate latch into
the openings on the DHC Room Sensor.
5. Pay attention to the ashing signals of the LED
while inserting the batteries (see „7.3 Error codes
andashingsequences“onpage20).
» After inserting the batteries, the accessory will per-

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Start-up Replacing batteries
Only to be installed by persons with the
relevant electro-technical knowledge and
experience!*
Incorrect installation can put your own life at risk and the
lives of other users of the electrical system. Incorrect instal-
lation also means that you are running the risk of serious
damagetoproperty,e.g.becauseofare.Youmaybeper-
sonally liable in the event of injuries or damage to property.
Contact an electrical installer!
*Specialist knowledge required for installation:
The following specialist knowledge is particularly important
during installation:
• The “5 safety rules” to be used: Disconnect from
mains; Safeguard from switching on again; Check
that system is de-energised; Earth and short cir-
cuit;Coverorcordono󰀨neighbouringliveparts;
• Select suitable tools, measuring equipment and, if
necessary, personal safety equipment;
• Evaluation of measuring results;
• Selection of electrical installation material for safe-
guardingshut-o󰀨conditions;
• IP protection types;
• Installation of electrical installation material;
• Type of supply network (TN system, IT system, TT
system) and the resulting connecting conditions
(classical zero balancing, protective earthing, re-
quired additional measures etc.).
6 Replacing batteries
Iftheashingsignalforemptybatteriesappears(see„7.3
Error codes and ashing sequences“ on page 20), re-
place the used batteries by two new LR03/micro/AAA bat-
teries. You must observe the correct battery polarity.
To replace the batteries of the accessory, proceed as fol-
lows:
1. Once mounted, the electronic unit (B) can easily
be pulled out of the clip-on frame (A) or removed
from the mounting plate (D). Grab the sides of the
electronic unit and pull it out (see gure 2). You do
not need to open the accessory.
2. Turn the electronic unit over to replace the batte-
ries.
3. Insert two new 1.5 V LR03/micro/batteries. Make
sure that you insert them the right way round (see
gure 7).
4. Place the electronic unit back into the frame. Make
sure that the clips on the mounting plate latch into
the openings on the DHC Room Sensor.
5. Pay attention to the ashing signals of the LED
while inserting the batteries (see „7.3 Error codes
andashingsequences“onpage20).
» After inserting the batteries, the accessory will per-

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form a self-test (approx. 2 seconds). Afterwards,
initialisation is carried out. The LED will light up
orange and green to indicate that initialisation is
complete.
Attention! There is a risk of explosion if the battery
is not replaced correctly. Replace only with the
same or equivalent type. Never recharge non-
rechargeable batteries. Do not throw the batteries
into a re. Do not expose batteries to excessive
heat. Do not short-circuit batteries. Doing so will
present a risk of explosion.
Used batteries should not be disposed of with reg-
ular domestic waste! Instead, take them to your
local battery disposal point.
7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Weak battery
Provided that the voltage value permits it, the accessory
will remain ready for operation even if the battery voltage
is low. Depending on the particular load, it may be possible
to send transmissions again repeatedly, once the batteries
have been allowed a brief recovery period.
If the voltage drops too far during transmission, the corre-
spondingashingsignalwillappearontheaccessory(see
„7.3Errorcodesandashingsequences“onpage20). In
this case, replace the empty batteries by two new batteries
(see „6 Replacing batteries“ on page 17).
7.2 Duty cycle
The wireless DHC accessories operate in the following fre-
quency bands:
• 868,000~868,600 MHz
• 869,400~869,650 MHz
In order to safeguard operation of all devices working in this
range, it is legally required to limit the transmission time of
devices. Limiting the transmission time minimizes the risk
of interference.
The ‘duty cycle’ is the maximum transmission time. It is
the ratio of the time that a device is actively transmitting
in comparison to the measurement period (1 hour), and is
expressed as a percentage of 1 hour.
If the total amount of allowed transmission time is reached,
the DHC accessory will stop transmitting until the time limit
is reached.
For example, when a device has a duty cycle limit of 1%, it
is only allowed to transmit 36 seconds in 1 hour. After this, it
will stop transmitting until the 1 hour limit is reached.
DHC accessories fully comply to this limitation and use 2
frequency bands with a duty cycle of respectively 1 % and
10%.
During normal operation of the DHC accessories, this limit
is not usually reached. However it is possible that the limit
is reached during start-up or during a fresh installation of a

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form a self-test (approx. 2 seconds). Afterwards,
initialisation is carried out. The LED will light up
orange and green to indicate that initialisation is
complete.
Attention! There is a risk of explosion if the battery
is not replaced correctly. Replace only with the
same or equivalent type. Never recharge non-
rechargeable batteries. Do not throw the batteries
into a re. Do not expose batteries to excessive
heat. Do not short-circuit batteries. Doing so will
present a risk of explosion.
Used batteries should not be disposed of with reg-
ular domestic waste! Instead, take them to your
local battery disposal point.
7 Troubleshooting
7.1 Weak battery
Provided that the voltage value permits it, the accessory
will remain ready for operation even if the battery voltage
is low. Depending on the particular load, it may be possible
to send transmissions again repeatedly, once the batteries
have been allowed a brief recovery period.
If the voltage drops too far during transmission, the corre-
spondingashingsignalwillappearontheaccessory(see
„7.3Errorcodesandashingsequences“onpage20). In
this case, replace the empty batteries by two new batteries
(see „6 Replacing batteries“ on page 17).
7.2 Duty cycle
The wireless DHC accessories operate in the following fre-
quency bands:
• 868,000~868,600 MHz
• 869,400~869,650 MHz
In order to safeguard operation of all devices working in this
range, it is legally required to limit the transmission time of
devices. Limiting the transmission time minimizes the risk
of interference.
The ‘duty cycle’ is the maximum transmission time. It is
the ratio of the time that a device is actively transmitting
in comparison to the measurement period (1 hour), and is
expressed as a percentage of 1 hour.
If the total amount of allowed transmission time is reached,
the DHC accessory will stop transmitting until the time limit
is reached.
For example, when a device has a duty cycle limit of 1%, it
is only allowed to transmit 36 seconds in 1 hour. After this, it
will stop transmitting until the 1 hour limit is reached.
DHC accessories fully comply to this limitation and use 2
frequency bands with a duty cycle of respectively 1 % and
10%.
During normal operation of the DHC accessories, this limit
is not usually reached. However it is possible that the limit
is reached during start-up or during a fresh installation of a

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system. In this case, the LED of the accessory lights up red.
It may be non-responsive for a short period (max. 1 hour),
until the time restriction for transmission has expired. After
this period, it will operate normal again.
7.3 Error codes and ashing sequences
Flashing code Meaning Solution
Short orange
ashing
Radio
transmission/
attempting to
transmit/data
transmission
Wait until the trans-
mission is completed.
1x long green
lighting
Transmission
conrmed
Continue operation.
1x long red
lighting
Transmission/
operation
failed or duty
cycle limit is
reached
Try again (see „7.2
Duty cycle“ on page
19).
Short orange
lighting (after
green or red
conrmation)
Batteries
empty
Replace the batteries
(see „6 Replacing
batteries“ on page
17).
Flashing code Meaning Solution
Short orange
ashing(every
10 seconds)
Connection
mode active
Follow the instruc-
tions in the app to
add accessory (see
„5.1 Connecting to
the DHC Access
Point“ on page
12).
6x long red
ashing
Accessory
defective
Contact your reseller.
1x orange and
1 x green light-
ing (after insert-
ing batteries)
Test LED After the test LED
has stopped, you can
continue.