Warning Alerts on
your Locca Receiver
Power Cut Alert
The Locca Receiver is equipped with a
backup battery in case of an interruption to
normal power supply (such as a power cut).
The Locca system is designed to operate
for a minimum of 48 hours in standby mode
during a cut to the power supply.
In the event of an interruption in power,
all lights on the Locca Receiver will immediately
flash and a warning sound will simultaneously
be emitted for 15 seconds. Thereafter, a five-
second beep, accompanied by flashing lights
on the Receiver, will occur every 60 minutes.
If for any reason the system is unplugged at
the mains, the system will wait 60 seconds,
then emit a 15-second beep as above.
Battery Low Alert
The Locca Receiver
Should the battery in the Locca Receiver
run low, the Locca system will alert you. A red
warning light on the Receiver will be illuminated
and a five-second audible signal will sound
every 60 minutes.
The Locca Remote Key
Should the battery in your Locca Remote Key
run low, the Locca system will alert you. This
alert will be activated each time you use your
Locca Remote Key. A low battery reading
from the Locca Remote Key will activate
an alternating orange and green flash on the
Locca Receiver.
Please note: If the battery runs low on the Locca Remote Key,
please contact Locca on 0870 240 5074 to order a new Locca
Remote Key).
Door Open Alert
When you press your Locca Remote Key and
activate the electric door release, the
Locca Receiver will signal the ‘door open’ state.
The middle green light on the Receiver will be
illuminated for the duration of the ‘door open’ state.
There are also three choices of audible signal:
1. A continuous beep for the duration
of the ‘door open’ state
2. A series of beeps for the duration
of the ‘door open’ state
3. No audible signal.
When you receive your Locca system, the
default setting is a continuous beep that lasts
the duration of the ‘door open’ state. To change
this, simultaneously press the ‘erase’ and ‘delay’
buttons on the Locca Receiver. Each time you
press these together, the Receiver scrolls
through the sound options:
Continuous beep > Intermittent beeps >
No sound alert > Continuous beep… etc.
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