Leedarson Lighting RC4X1WN Touch Remote Control User Manual CBB5C3F7CAE92E786C7378
LEEDARSON LIGHTING (ZHANGZHOU)CO., LTD. Touch Remote Control CBB5C3F7CAE92E786C7378
DDF-RC4X1WN_User manual
Product Introduction Installation Installation at Vou‘ liahtlno kit includes installing the llclht bulbs into lioht fix‘ures and nrenarirtcl the remote control Installation Steps Before installing the light bulbs determine the appropriate locations in your ho'ne tor ins'allirg them. The Lighting Kit Overview chapter provides information on planning your lighting network. When you are ready to install the light bulbs. perform the following steps 1. Torr power OFF to the light fixtures where you will be installing the network light bulbs. 2 Remove any existing light bulbs from the light tixtu’es. 3. Install each network light bulb into the lighttixtures as you would any standard light bulb when remowng each light bulb from the package. note the prerassigheo ighting group number on the package and install the bulbs in Zhe light fixtures based on your lighting group plan 4. Torr power on to the light fixtures. T1e light bulbs turn on to "ul| brightness It a light lixture has a 5. Remove the battery compartment cover from the back of the remote control and insert two AA alkaline batteries tincludedi. The first time you insert batteries, the primary LED light flashes while the remote control determines the best signal for your lighting system When this process is complete, the LED light will remain on for approximately five seconds. When the LED light turns off your remote control is ready. Note that this process occurs only during initial battery installation and does not occur when you replace batteries in the future unless a factory reset is performed 6. Leave the light fixture sWitches ON so that power is available when using your remote control to turn the light bulbs on and oil. Once these steps are complete. you can use ihe remote control as discussed in -he Remote Control Operation chapterto operate your lighting retwork. installation TIPS Review the safety information Be sure to review the information mntalned in the Safety information Chaplet roi iiiiooiteiit salely llllulllldliull yuu sliuuld ruiiuw Keep radio signals clear. The hardware in your ight rig kit has antennas builtrin tor radio co'nmun cation. Just as you might experience reception problems on you mobile phone inside a building. the hardware in your lighting kit can have trouble communicating it their radio 5 gnals are stocked by obstacles such as large metal panels or walls containing wire mesh. When placing these devices in your home inieghe invisible iines connecting between them Try [0 keep ihese lines clear from obstruction as much as possible Remote Control Overview The following illustration shows lhe difieient billions on (he remote conlrol. You can use it as a ieierenoe while following the insuuciiuns for Denoming tasks. 5 i Press the All Groups huflnn in seiect all iignting groups in turn on. turn air. dim. er brighten. 2. Press a Group Number bulwn lD seiect that iigriting group in turn an, turn on, dim. orhrighlen.Alsa use these buttonsta program he lights in -he mnespondng group. An LED light above each number lnulcaies the group number eurrentty being used. 3. Press Ins Onion button in lum on or of! the lights n (he selecieu limiting gmup(s) Lights turn on to the previous dimming ievei 4. Press and mid the Dimmerta dim or brighten the iing in the selected Iighhng group(s). Lights get dimmer the further you press to me ieit and get brighter the iurtheryou press to the right 5. The primary LED slain: indicator lights or flushes during diflerer! activities with (he remote normal 6 The biliary comparlmenl on the hack holds 2 AA bafleries. 7. Press the Program butten (inside battery compartment) to innate programming of lighting groups and other remote mnlrol programming lunchnns. Indicators The remote control has four group number LED indicators and one primary LED status indicatorthat display the foilowtng patterns to show you the remote controi's status during different processes: Process LED Indication and Description initial Remote Contrui setup Primary indicator llashes steadily: During the process of installing batteries tor the lirst time. the remote control is determming the best signal lor your lighting system Adding Light Buibs to Net-mitt oroup number indicator flashes steadily: The corresponding lighting group is the actiue group lorthe new light bulbs tuloiit. Primary lndlcator ilastles rapidly: The remote controi has iound a new ilght bulb within range Ai‘ier the light Duib is successruily added to the network lhe lndlcator stops iiashing. Primary indicator turns on solid: The light bulb has been successfully added to the network. Removing Light Euibs irdm Network Group number indicator and primary indicator llash slowly for 30 seconds: one or more light bulbs have been removed Working with one Lighting Group Group number indicator turns on, and primary indicator remains all: The corresponding lighting group has been selected. and its last state was oil. Group number indicator and primary indicator turn on: The corresponding lighting group has been selected arid its last state was something other than on (tor example lighting group was on or was dimmed [O a certain Ievei) Working with Aii Lighting Groups All group number indicators turn an. and primary indicator remains off: Aii lighting groups have been selected. and their last state was on. All group number indicators and primary indicatorturn on: Aii lighting groups have been selected. and their last state itas something other than oh (ior example. lighting groups were on or were dimmed to a certain leyeli Ciuning the Remote Control Primary indicator flashes steadily: The remote control is in Cloning mode. Primary indicator llashes rapidly: The remote controls are translerring data between each other Primary lndlcator turns on solid: Both remoie controls have llnished the cloning process successlully. Group number indicators llash steadily lor 2 seconds: The cloning process timed out or failed. Remote Control Operation You can pertorm several tasKs With the remote control. incltning ' Tutiiilig (fl and oil lights . Dimming arid brightening lights . Changing the lighting group to which a light bulb is assigned ~ Cloning the remote control to a new one . Replacing batteries - Resetting the remote control to factory default settings Turning Lights on and Off To turn lights on and off you must turn on and oil an entire lighting group“ 1 Press the Group Number button for the lighting group you want to turn on or off it you want to turn on or oft ALL lighting groups, press the All Groups button. 2 Press the Onion button. lt'the lights were previously on they will turn on. It the lights were previously on they Will tuln olf Turning Lights on and off Without the Remote Control It you need to turn on or offa light when the remote control is not available. you can do so by turning on or offthe power directly to the light fixture as you do with standard light bulbs ltthe light switch is already turned on (to support operation with the remote control). you must turn the sWitch off and then back on to turn the light bulb on. When you turn power on this Way, the network light bulb in the light fixture automatically turns on at full brightness (regardless of whether the light bulb was previously on or oft) The attected light bulb maintains its previous network and lighting group settings when you return to using the remote control Brightening and Dimming Lights You can brighten and dim your lights even it though they are rot connected to a flx:ure With a dimmer switch. CFL light oulbs, which typically do not brighten or dim. can also brighten and dim on your network. To set the brightness level of lights you must set the level for an entire lighting group 1. Press the Group Number button tor the lighting group you Want to dim or brighten. If you want to dim or brighten ALL lighting groups. aress the All Groups button. 2. To dim the lights in the selected group(sl press and hold the lelt side of the dimmer button. Release the button when the lights reach the level you wan; Lights will dim more the furtherto the left you press. a To brighten the iighs in the eeieelerl grotlp(s) press and hold the right side ofthe dimmer Release the button whet tlte ligllts ieduti tiie level (uu Noll" Lights will otiulitett mote the ruttiei lu tlieiigh. you Dress. They automatically stop when they readw full brightness The lights in the gtoup will remember the latest blightness level when you turn them oil and un Replacing Batteries Your remote control uses twoAA l.5\/ alkaline batteries (included). To replace the batteries, remove the battery cover from the back ott'ie remote control and remove the old batteries lnsert the new batteries as indicated in the battery compartment CAUTION: RISK OF EXPLOSlON IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE lNETRUCTIONS. Resetting the Remote Control to Factory Default Settings You can rese: the remo:e control back to the original detatlt settings from the tactory this may be usetul it you want to put a cloned remote cor'trol back to its standalone settings. Typically, though, tactory reset is not a commcn procedure and you should be certain you want to do so since you will lose any network settings you pteviolsly prngram'nert nntn the remote cnrtrnl it you are sure you want to reset t'te remote control, use the following steps: 1 Remove the hette'y nnverfmm the hack nf theI remnte control to Ramcvo the bolts-lee from the remote control. Press and hold the Program button. While still pressing the Program button, reinsert the batteries into the remote control F‘kP’ Release the Program button The remote control is returned to its default factory settings. To use it agair you must follow the original installaticn instructions. After :he tactory reset, you must reset all light bu bs in the nework based on yourgroup plan by tolloyhng the procedure in the Light Bulb Tasks chaote' to remove light bulbs from he network. lollowed by the procedure to add a new light bulb to the network. Batteries Use only AA Safety Information 1.5V alkaline batteries. WARNING: Batteries can explode, or leak. and can cause injury or tire. To reduce this risk: Carefully follow all instructions and warnings on the battery label and package. Always insert battenes correctly With regard to polarity (+ and -) marked on the battery and the equipment Do not short battery terminals. Do not mix old and new batteries Replace all of them at the same time with new batteries of the same brand and type. Remove dead batteries immediately and tollow local regulations for safe disposal Do not dispose ot batteries in fire Keep batteries out of reach ot children. Transporting batteries can acssibly cause fires if the battery te'minals inadvertently come in contact Nllh condtctive materials such as keys coins hand tools, etc The US Departme1t of Transportation Hazardous Material Regulations (HMRi actually prohibits transporting batteries ln commerce or on airplanes il e packed In suitcases and CBI'I'yO't luggage) uNLESS they are properly protected from short circuits. So when transporting individJal bazteties, make ere that the battery terminals are protected and well irsuleted lrorr materials that could Contact them and cause a short circuit. Do Not Disassemble The hardware in your lighting kit has no user-serviceable pans inside In case at persisting malfunction, please contact Customer Service to arrange tor repair at a certified service location Do not attempt to disassemble the hardware for any reason Correct Disposal ofthis product This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased. They can take this product for environmental safe recycling, Thls equlptlent has been tested and found to empty With the lltlits fol a Class B fllqltel devlce pursuant to Pal— 15 of the FCC Rutes These tl‘t’llls are deslgrled to pravlde reasonable protettlarl aga l’lst narmfut lrlte‘fere'tce ln 3 resldel’ltlat instatlatlon. Thls equipirreiit gerreiates. uses and can iadiate iadiu liequeiicy eiieigy and it iut installed aic used in accu daiice w tli llic lr‘Sl'uCthHS may cause harmful lnterference to radio communltztons l—tavtever. there ls no gttaranteethat interre‘ence Wlll not occur in a Dafllcutar lnstallatlorl tftrls equlpment does cause harmfut lnteflerertela ladlu Drtetevlslcr recaptlcrl wnlch can be determlned by turnan the equipment off and on. he user is enmtraged to try to correct the lhtetfereflce ey one ottt’le tolowlng measures. o Reollent or relocate ltle recelylnq an:enna. . increase the separation between the equipmentand receiver 0 Connect the equlpment lntc an outlet on a Clrcul: dltferentfrunt that to whlch tre recelvet ls connec'ed ' CDl’lautt the Heater or art experlel’lced radio/TV techl’llcinl’l for heta. FCC Cautlpn. Any changes or mcdlllcatlans not expressly approved by the party responsible lar compliance cauld void the users authority to operate this eqdlprrlert This devlce complies Wllh Part is at the FCC Rules Operatian is suhyect ta theta loving two conditions (ti Tm; device may rtst cause 1arrntu| interference and (2) his device must accept any interference received. lrlcludirlg nterterence that may cause undesired aperatian. IMPORTANT NOTE: Radiation Exposure statement TI'lls equlpmem complies With FCC fddlatlon exposure limits set fantn foran uncontrolled ehyreflme‘lt. The equipment ehauld t-e installed an'l nparatsd vvith a minimum distance nfanrm heween the rariiataranrl ynirrhndy For Remote Central Thls device compiles xiiith Part ts ot the FCC Rules Operation is supiect to the following two canditions (1) this device may not cause harmlul interference. and (it this device must accept any interference recelved. lncludlng interference that may cause undesired operation. Le present appareil est cpnlormeaux CNR d‘lndustrle Canada appllcables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L'exploitatian est autorisee aux deux conditions suivantes ll) l‘apparell ne doit pas produire de arouillage, et (2) I‘utlllsdteur de l'apparell doit accepter taut broulllage radioelectrique subl. meme si le broulllage est susceptlble d‘en campramettre le fonctionnement. Changes or maditicatians not expressly approved by the party respansiale lor compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Thls equipment has been tested and found to comply With the limits for a Class 5 digital device pursuant to pan ts af the FCC Rules These timl|§ are designed to provide reasonable PVOtECUOH agalnsl harmful interference in a residential installation ThlS equipment generates USES and can radiate radio "ENERGY energy and. it not installed and used ln accordance ‘Nllh the lnstructidns may cause harmful lnterlerence to radio communications However. there is no guarantee that interterence Will not occur ln a particular lnstatlatlon lithis equipment does cause harmful interference to radlo or televlsion receptlon which can be determined by turning (he equlprnenl 0” and 0". (he user is encouraged to try to correct the lnterlerence by one or more of the tollovvlng measures. -Reorlent or relocate the receiving antenna -lncrease the separatlan trettieen the equipment and recelver. Connect the equlprrlent lnID an outlet on a circuit diflerent from that to iiihich the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radidiw technician tar help. Under lndustry Canada regulatlons. this radia transmitter may only aperate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gall’l approved farthe transmitter ay lndustry Canada. To reduce patential radio interterence ta other users the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated potter (e.i.i.p r is rot nioie than that riecessaryfui successful ceiririiuiiicatiprr. Conlorme'ment 5 la rég enlantation d' ndustrle Canada. is present émetteut radlo pellt fo'lctlonnerayec une antenne d'urttype etd'un gain maximal (ou nterleuri apprduve pourl'emettecrpai lndustrie Carada Dans le butde reduireles risquesde braulllage rndloelectnque a 'irttentlorl dee autres utlllaateuls lI taut cholsr Ia type d'arrenrle el son gain de sprte due la puissance isalrcpe rayannéa equivalents [p i.i.e r ne depesse pas l intensi-e necessaiie a l‘etabllsserrterlt dune communltatlon eatista sante LEEDARSON LIGHTING (ZHANGZHOU) CO.,LTD.
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