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MIYN46 Wall Transmitter

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Bosch Security Systems

User Manual US

970.035b | F.01U.278.521 | v2.0 | 2012.12

Every time a MIYN46 Wall Transmitter is used by pressing a button or activating a wired input, 

the device sends a radio signal and the lamps indicates its actual state. Optionally, two relays 

allow the transmission of status to a remote display such as the signal lamps placed on top of 

the door.

Each radio message is sent with a different code which allows the receiver (Resident Alert 

System) to recognize the performed action.

The Call for Help can be triggered in three different ways:

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by pushing the red Call for Help button

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by pushing the external switch connected to the J4 connector, for example a pear 

push button.

–

by pushing the external button connected to terminals 1 & 2 of the terminal block 

J6.

The Call for Help is repeated approximately every 2 minutes until a call acknowledgement 

takes place, up to a maximum of 20 minutes. This repeat function can be disabled by setting 

the solder bridge B4.

A Call for Help is signaled by red flashes on the signal lamp and optionally, by the activation of 

the relay Call for Help.

The Call for Assistance is triggered by pushing the Call for Assistance button (blue).

The Call for Assistance is repeated approximately every 2 minutes until a call acknowledge-

ment takes place, up to a maximum of 20 minutes. This repeat function can be disabled by 

setting the solder bridge B4.

A Call for Assistance is signaled by red double flashes on the signal lamp and by the alternate 

action/release of the relay Call for Help.

It is recommended to keep the button pressed until the lamp placed above the red button 

lights up.

In some cases, the action Call for Help generates a Call for Assistance action. See