Kaiser Nienhaus Radio-controlled code keypad 350600 N/A 350600 User Manual

as long as the “key” button is pressed, the radio code is transmitted, but for a 

maximum of 15 seconds.

after the first transmission, the same radio code can be repeatedly transmitted for 

20 seconds using any key except the “bell/light” key (light signal flashes rapidly). 

after 20 seconds, a long light signal occurs.

This 20-second phase can be prematurely terminated via the “bell/light” key (a long 

light signal is emitted in the process). as a result, it is possible to enter another 

access code without waiting for the 20 seconds to elapse and to thus transmit ano-

ther radio code (e.g. in order to open or close another door).

During the learning process, activation of the teaching transmitter can initiate a 

door travel if a receiver programmed for it is located nearby!

Please ensure that no persons or objects are within the danger area of the 

 

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door during the learning process.

enter the valid access code using the 

numerical keys.

Hold the teaching transmitter close to the code modulator, as shown, and then 

press and hold the desired key, of which the radio code is to be learned. (see 

Figure 2)

press and hold the 

key button.

If the entry is valid, a long light signal is emitted.

If the signal received from the teaching transmitter is strong enough, after 

approx. 0.5 seconds a rapid-flashing light signal is emitted for approx. 4 

seconds to indicate that the signal can be learned.

keep both keys pressed until the end of these 4 seconds.

after successfully entering the access code, a long light signal is emitted.

Release the keys of both the teaching transmitter and the code switch.

now, conduct the function test. If it fails, repeat the action.

If the “bell/light” key is released before the above-mentioned 4 seconds have 

elapsed, the learning process is terminated; this is indicated by three short light sig-

nals. The existing radio code is then retained. 

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