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The yellow LED indicates that the Console is receiving a valid RF transmission directed to the Bin
Alarm. In normal operation, when the Sensor Probe is tilted more than its threshold angle (set at
manufacture to 30° from vertical it transmits an alarm signal, which causes the Yellow “receive”
LED to light and the alarm to activate. The alarm signal is both an array of LED lights and audible
beeper acting simultaneously.
The Receiver Console activates the alarm when the alarm signal is received. The alarm remains
on for ten seconds or until the Cancel button is pressed. If the Sensor Probe remains activated
the alarm will continue for 60 seconds unless cancelled. While the alarm is active but has been
cancelled, the alarm can be reactivated by pressing the cancel button a second time. If ten
seconds pass without receiving an alarm signal and the alarm has been cancelled, the receiver
will automatically reset to normal mode and sound the alarm again should the sensor
subsequently transmit the alarm signal.
Low Battery LED
The green LED illuminates when the sensor sends a Low Battery signal, indicating that the Sensor
Probe battery needs to be replaced. Once activated, the green LED will remain on until the
receiver is powered off.
FBA Receiver Console Self-Test
To test the Receiver Console alarm light and siren, hold the cancel button for six seconds while
the Full Bin Alarm is powered on. Once tested, the alarm will shut off when the cancel button is
released.
The Receiver power may be turned off when not in use to prevent undesired operation.
robe/Receiver Matching
The Receiver is matched to a Sensor Probe by “learning” the probe’s unique security code so that
the receiver will accept commands from that probe. A factory default system already has its
probe matched to the receiver.
To match a probe to a receiver, first turn the receiver power switch OFF. Hold the button marked
LEARN on the receiver and press the receiver power ON, then release the two buttons. The
Receive/LEARN light is then lit to indicate that the receiver is waiting for a signal from the
transmitter to be learned. Tilt the probe to send a signal and the receiver will read the probe’s
security code and store it in memory. The Receive/LEARN light will flash three times to indicate
that the transmitter has been successfully learned, and the Receive/LEARN light will turn off and
receiver will then enter normal operating mode. Up to eight probes can be learned by a receiver.
If eight unique probe have already been learned by a receiver and it is instructed to learn another
probe, the oldest-learned probe’s security code will be overwritten and forgotten. The buzzer
and light are disabled for ten seconds after learning a sensor probe’s security code in order to
prevent unwanted activation of the alarm.
