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Stand Dezember 2006

With Free-control, you can easily and comfortably switch your

electrical devices. A minimum functional radio system always

consists of a radio transmitter and a radio receiver. All

transmitters and receivers of the Free-control series (with logo:

) can be linked with each other, except with equipments of

the following article numbers xxxx.xxx1.x (with logo: 

).

1. The conventional switch or dimmer is replaced by the radio-

receiver with dimmer function and radio transmitter.

Parallel switching of radio receivers is not possible with

conventional, wired switches or dimmers (Illustration 3).

2. Check radio range for perfect transmission before

installation.

We recommend Kopp transformers. When using transformers

of other manufacturers, system malfunctions can occur. Check

before installation.

• 2 connection wires are needed. Live wire (L) and lamp 

wire “ “.

• Check voltage (Illustration 1) - Use a voltage tester.

• Search for live wire (phase L) (Illustration 1).

• Turn off voltage before installation (Illustration 2).

• Connect live wire (phase L) to terminal L (Illustration 4).

• Connect the wire leading to the lamp (lamp wire  ) to 

terminal “ñ“ (Illustration 4).

• Restore voltage supply before programming the device 

(Illustration 2). Perform programming procedure.

• Remove existing switch/dimmer (Illustration 5) and replace

with a radio-receiver with dimmer function.

 Connect as described under Item 1. Perform programming 

procedure.

• Press the radio receiver into the switch box and conclude 

installation (Illustration 6).

• If desired, install a radio wall switch above the radio 

receiver with dimmer function (Illustration 7).

• Ensure voltage supply (phase L) up to the lampshade.

• Remove any existing switch/dimmer (Illustration 5). 

Connect the two wires (Illustration 10) (with wire connector).

• Connect as described under Item 1. Perform programming 

procedure.

• Install receiver in lampshade (Illustration 9).

• Use plastic distributor box.

• Connect radio receiver to live wire (phase L).

• If desired, lay a wire jumper from the miniature circuit 

breaker to the radio-receiver (terminal L).

• Connect the wire to the lamp (lamp wire  ) to terminal 

“ñ“ - perform programming procedure.

• Install the radio receiver in the mounting clip.

• Attach the mounting clip to the top-hat rail (Illustration 12).

Consumer must be connected. Then, perform the programming

procedure.  Press the PROG button of the radio receiver with

a wire / pin until the internal LED illuminates (Illustration 13).

The programming mode is activated for 20 seconds. Trigger

a radio signal of the desired radio transmitter within 20 seconds

(Illustration 14). For this, press the desired button on the

manual transmitter, wall switch, or motion detector.

The radio-transmitter signal is automatically assigned to the

activated radio-receiver.

The radio-receiver LED goes out as soon as the radio-transmitter

has been programmed into the memory

The radio-receiver LED blinks in a fast rhythm (error

notification), if an attempt is made to program a radio-

transmitter more than once.

The programming mode is automatically exited when no signal

has been received for 20 seconds.

To terminate the programming mode prematurely, press the

"PROG" button again (Illustration 13).

Allocated memory is signalled by 3x extended LED blinking.

The programming is retained with voltage loss.

Press and hold radio-receiver "PROG" button (Illustration 13).

The radio-receiver LED illuminates after 3 seconds. After an

additional 7 seconds, the LED blinks 2 times and then goes

out. The program memory has been completely deleted. Ready

to program for a new transmitter.

(Illustration 8) only for article 8012.0002.5/8012.0018.0

Transmission codes are preset at the factory. They cannot be

changed.

Radio-receiver: 16 transmitters can be assigned per radio-

receiver.

Radio transmission takes place on frequency channels that

are not exclusively available.

Interference cannot be ruled out.

Not suitable for safety applications, e.g. EMERGENCY STOP,

EMERGENCY CALL.

Radio range depends upon transmission power, interference,

construction conditions.

Follow the rules of electrical engineering!

Check that the circuit is dead before beginning work.

Do not make any changes to the devices.

Do not connect any device whose operation requires

monitoring.

Note the Technical Data.

We retain the express right to make changes due to technical

progress, changes in standards, altered manufacturing

procedures, or construction improvements.

Certified for use in EU/EFTA-member states.

If your system does not function properly, please check:

Is the battery still charged and correctly connected?

Do the batteries have good terminal contact?

Is the device switched on and receiving voltage?

Are the transmitter and receiver correctly programmed?

Has the receiver assignment been deleted and not

reprogrammed correctly?

Correct channel preselection set (manual remote control

comfort)?

Receiver within transmission range?

Source of interference nearby, e.g. cellular phone transmission

tower, etc.?