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3. Assemble the button by tting the frontal part onto the rear cover
and pressing it shut.
4. Write a name on the label under the transparent cover. Remove the
cover by pulling it out slightly.
Note: The doorbell button (transmitter) can be placed on wood or brick
walls without issue. However, never place the button directly onto metal
objects or materials containing metal, such as plastic window or door
structures which have a metal frame.In such cases, the transmitter
will not work properly.
Pairing the Button with the Doorbell
1. Plug the doorbell into a 230 V AC/50 Hz socket; insert the battery
into the button.
2. Long-press the melody selection button on the doorbell; a tone will
start playing. After a moment, a short tone will sound two times
(ding – ding); the doorbell is now in the pairing mode.
3. Press the ring button on the doorbell button (transmitter). A tone
will play and the devices will pair.
4. To pair other buttons, repeat the process according to point 3. Button
pairing can be done 10 seconds after the tone (ding – ding) plays
at the latest.After 10 seconds, the short tone will play again (ding
– ding), which signals the pairing mode ending. Using this process,
you can pair a maximum of 4 buttons, one by one.
Erasing the Memory of Paired Buttons
1. Unplug the doorbell, press and hold the button for tone selection.
2. Plug the doorbell back in the socket; after 8 seconds release the but-
ton for tone selection. This will wipe the memory of all paired buttons.
Setting the Bell Volume
Repeatedly press the volume selection button; you can choose up to 4
dierent volume levels.
Ringtone Selection
Repeatedly press the tone selection button. A dierent tone will play
with each press. The last tone played will be the selected ringtone. You
can change the ringtone at any time as long as the doorbell is powered.
Note: The transmission range (max. 100 m) is inuenced by local conditions,
such as the number of walls through which the signal passes, metal door
frames and other elements which aect the transmission of radio signals