Owner’s Manual

Ver.2.0

Warranty & After-Sales Service●Warranty
After ensuring the date of purchase and sales location on the warranty has been filled in, receiving the product from thesales location and carefully reading the content, store this warranty in a safe location. The warranty is valid for one year
from the date of purchase.

●Minimum availability of replacement functional parts
Replacement functional parts for the product will be available for a minimum of 3 years from completion of the product.
Functional parts means to parts required for the product to function.

Thank you for purchasing this product. Before use, read thisOwner’s Manual carefully in order to handle the product properly.

●Consultation in cases where clarification is necessary
Please contact the sales location.

●Requesting repairs
Should a problem persist after checking for possible solutions in the troubleshooting section, turn the power off and contact
the sales location.

●While under warranty
Present this warranty when having the product repaired. The sales location will perform necessary repairs according to therules stipulated in the warranty.

●If the warranty has expired
When usable with repairs you may opt for repairs at your own expense. Please consult with the sales location.

Warranty
This document is a guarantee of free repairs according to the information contained within this document. Should the productbreak within one year of the date of purchase please contact the sales location or our service station to request repairs.
Fact in Call

Product Name
Warranty Period for Free Repairs

One Year
Address

CustomerTEL
NameSales Location

Seal/Signature

58

Date of Purchase

INDEX
Safety Precautions

1

Introduction

4

Receiver Display

6

Portable Receiver Display

18

Recharger

26

Receiver Speaker

28

Transmitter

30

Cancellation & Setting Device

36

Relay (Repeater)

42

Maintenance50

Troubleshooting

50

Specifications

51

DIP Switch Settings

54

Warranty & After-Sales Service

58

Safety Precautions* Read the Safety Precautions before use. Only use the product correctly.
* The precautions listed here are intended to prevent accidents or injury to the users of the product or otherpeople and to ensure safe and proper use of the product.
The precautions are categorized as “Warning” and “Caution” to indicate the level of danger or amount ofdamage that may arise from certain kinds of misuse. Both are important for safety, so make sure they arestrictly obeyed.

Warning

CautionIgnoring this indication and handling the product ina mistaken manner may result in serious injury.

Ignoring this indication and handling the product ina mistaken manner may result in injury or physicaldamage.

Warning Symbols
・This symbol indicates caution signs (and warnings).

・This symbol indicates prohibited action. Inside the symbol or nearby a drawing
indicates the specific prohibition (the example on the left means disassembly
prohibited).
・This symbol indicates required action or instructions.

Warning●Disconnect the product from the power source during maintenance (to prevent electricalshocks).

●Do not use the product if the cord or power plug has been damaged or if the connection to
the power socket is loose. (Electrical shocks or fires caused by shorting may result.)●Do not cut, damage, process, forcefully bend, pull, twist or bundle the cord. Do not place
heavy objects on the cord or cause it to be pinched. (Electrical shocks or fires caused byshorting may result.)Warning (cont.)

Caution (cont.)●Do not apply water or cleansing agents to the product.
●Do not install the product in a humid location or where there is a possibility of watersplashing on it. (Fires or electrical shock may result.)●Do not recharge the batteries. (Battery fluid leaks or damage may result.)●Do not disassemble, repair or modify the product unless you are a trained repair technician.
(Fires or electrical shock may result.)●When moving the receiver or external antenna, put away the antenna before moving it. (Theantenna may bend or damage to the tip may result.)●Keep cords tidy.
●If dust is present on the power plug prongs or the prong surfaces, wipe thoroughly before
use. (Fires or electrical shock may result.)●If the product will go unused for an extended period of time, disconnect the power plug fromthe socket for safety. (Fire may result.)●Stop using the product and disconnect the plug if any of the following should occur: smokeor strange odors or sounds. (Fires or electrical shock may result.)●Stop using the product and disconnect the plug if any of the following should occur: water or
foreign objects inside the device or if the outer casing is damaged. (Fires or electrical shock
may result.)●If lightning should occur, do not touch the power plug. (Fires or electrical shock may result.)●Do not throw the product or allow external impact.
●Do not block the air pores. (Fires or damage may result.)●Keep magnetic objects away. (Damage may result.)●Do not plug in or disconnect the power plug with wet hands. (Electrical shock may result.)

CautionCaution●Do not hold the cord when disconnecting the power plug. Pull it out holding the plugterminal. (Electrical shocks or fires caused by shorting may result.)●Do not use in an unstable location or close to sparks. (Deformation or damage may result.)●Carefully install the batteries for the receiver/cancellation device taking care to align thepolarity in the indicated direction. Do not use new batteries with old, or mixed types. (Battery
fluid leaks or damage may result.)

2●Fact in Call is used for notification and communication. It is not intended for use as a life-saving or
theft-preventing system.
●The signal distance may become shorter depending on the location it is used or other conditions.
■Precautions regarding placement
If the receiver display, portable receiver display, receiver speaker, or repeater (relay) that receive the signal
are impacted by noise (signal degradation) they may not operate normally due to not receiving the signal
properly from the transmitter and cancellation device or portable receiver display.
Please place the receiver display, receiver speaker and repeater (relay) at least two meters from devices thatgenerate noise (signal degradation) easily.
When installing against a wall, consider the other side of the wall as well.
If devices are present that give off radio signals or noise, please consult with us in advance.
◎Example devices that generate noise (signal degradation) easily:
Air conditioners and their outdoor components/refrigerators/refrigeration cases and their outdoor components/transmission related
relays (OES, cellular phone, wireless LAN)/other electrical devices with high power consumption (wattage) as they turn on and off, etc.

3Cancellation & Setting Device

Introduction■Cancellation & Setting Device
Used to clear the display on the receiver display. Also used
to customize the various settings of the receiver display.

About the Product
Fact in Call is a cordless chime system that is composed of the following products.

Transmitter
Receiver Display■Standard Model
Shows information using a 3 color LED display.

■Portable Receiver Display (with Cancellation Function)
The portable model includes a vibration function.

ÜRed/yellow/green displayÜFreely use any of 255 settings in each colorÜNumbers displayed in order of arrival.
ÜDisplays calls remaining.
ÜNotifies passage of time by blinking.

■Standard Model
A high-efficiency transmitter witha built-in antenna board.
Two buttons can be used for
calling and cancellation.

■Card Model
Compact card sized transmitter.
Can be installed in places thestandard model does not fit.

■Round Model
A transmitter with aneasy-to-press, big button thatcan be pressed for acomparatively long time forcancellation.

■Signal Input Model
Automatically transmits signals
to the receiver device whentrouble occurs without humanintervention. Problems will
receive attention without theneed for someone to operate
the device.

Solid for about 30 seconds → Slowly blinking display → 30 seconds later → Blinking display → 30 seconds later → Fast blinking display(2 seconds lit/0.5 seconds off)

(1 second lit/0.5 seconds off)

(0.5 seconds lit/0.5 seconds off)

Both the standard receiver display and the portable receiver display incorporate 3-color LEDs, thus making it
possible to display identical numbers in different colors.
* All numbers, however, will be erased together unless the cancellation and setup device is used to erase identical numbers. (No numbers canbe erased on a color-by-color basis).

Receiver Speaker & Relay (Repeater)■Receiver SpeakerA chime can be set to ring in places
away from the receiver display.

■Relay (Repeater)
Used to extend the signal to out of the way
corners or places where the signal doesn’treach very well. Multiple devices can work intandem.

Recharger■Recharger
Recharge multiple portable receiver displays at once. Choose
between 10 unit charger and 5 unit charger.

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5

Caution To avoid fires and electric shocks, the device should be installed in a location where the surrounding

Receiver Display

air temperature does not exceed 40°C, free from high humidity levels and contact with water.

Tips●If the device is installed in a location near something metal, its reception range may be reduced. Make sure it
is installed away from metal and other electronic devices.
●The device may break if dropped on a hard surface. It should be placed somewhere where it is unlikely to fall.

Part Names / Functions■AntennaThis is a two-stage rod antenna
with adjustable angle positioning.

■Speaker■Remaining Call Count
This shows the number ofremaining call numbers. It
also displays configuration
details during configuration
setup.

■Display Panel
The number being received(Front)is displayed from left to right.
When showing multiple
numbers, the numbers will
move with the leftmost
number disappearing and■RS232C (Serial) Port the remaining numbers■Brightness Level Indicator
shifting to the left.
■Volume Indicator(Rear)■Power Plug
■External Speaker
Connector■Strobe Light
Connector■Wall-Mounting Hole
These holes can be used to hang thedevice on screws affixed to a wall.
■Configuration Switches* Normally, there is no need to adjust the channel. If you adjust the channel of the receiver, all other devices mustalso have their channels adjusted. Ask the retailer for more information.

1 Turn the power ON.
2 Open the setup panel.
Always set to OFF
3 Use SW1 to set the channel.
4 The device is set to channel 1 before being ON■SW3 (Reset Button)
This button is used toapply configuration
changes.received.

ＳＷ2

shipped from the factory. You can adjust thechannel as required.
After setup, plug in the power cord and press
the yellow reset button to the left of the DIP
switch to apply the setup changes.

Enable/disable
configuration lockEnable/disable
double channel

Make channel
settings

SW1

OFF
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.
* Refer to page 55 for details on channel setup.

Tips

ＳＷ3
■LED
This indicator lightblinks when data isreceived.

Installation Location
If the receiver display, portable receiver display, receiver speaker, or repeater (relay) that receive thesignal are impacted by noise (signal degradation) they may not operate normally due to not receiving
the signal properly from the transmitter and cancellation device or portable receiver display.
Please place the receiver display, receiver speaker and repeater (relay) at least two meters fromdevices that generate noise (signal degradation) easily.
When installing against a wall, consider the other side of the wall as well.
If devices are present that give off radio signals or noise, please consult with us in advance.
◎Example devices that generate noise (signal degradation) easily:
Air conditioners and their outdoor components/refrigerators/refrigeration cases and their outdoor
components/transmission related relays (OES, cellular phone, wireless LAN)/other electrical devices with high power
consumption (wattage) as they turn on and off, etc.

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You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). The channel is set using a
DIP switch.
The receiver is fitted with a DIP switch. Use the DIP switch to set the channel. Be sure not to set the switch
incorrectly when setting the channel.

5ＳＷ1

Important

Setting the Channel

All the five windows will display “― ―” when the power is turned ON or reset, followed by software
numbers and channel numbers. (These items may not be displayed, depending on the remaining capacityof the built-in battery).
* There is no need to pay attention to software numbers during the normal use of the product.
●Backup Functionality during Power Interruptions
The receiver comes with a backup function. It works for momentary 0.1-second power interruptions aswell as interruptions lasting several seconds. This feature ensures that calls are reliably recorded, andthat call numbers are displayed once power is restored.
●The Reset Button
The reset button returns the device to its original settings (volume [level 2], brightness [maximum], andsound tone [beep]). However, if “configuration lock” is set, it does not return the device to its original
settings. This button is also used to apply modified settings.
●Configuration Lock Functionality
This function ensures that the sound tone, volume, and brightness settings for the device do not return totheir original settings in the case of an extended power outage.
* With this feature activated, the lock functionality is given priority so that even if the reset button ispressed, the device does not return to its original settings. To return the device to its original settings
without using a setup device, first disable this function.
●Double Channel
Enabling this function allows the device to receive signals on two channels. If the channel is set tochannels 1 through 5, this function allows reception on the corresponding channels 11 through 15 as well.
I.e.: ch. 1 + ch. 11, ch. 2 + ch. 12, ch. 3 + ch. 13, ch. 4 + ch. 14, or ch. 5 + ch. 15

7Enable/Disable Double Channel

Enable/Disable Configuration Lock Function
This function ensures that the sound tone, volume, and brightness settings for the device do not return to their
original settings in the case of an extended power outage.
* With this feature activated, the lock functionality is given priority so that even if the reset button is pressed, thedevice does not return to its original settings. To return the device to its original settings without using a setup
device, first disable this function.

Enabling this function allows the device to receive signals on two channels. If the channel is set to channels 1
through 5, this function allows reception on the corresponding channels 11 through 15 as well.
I.e.: ch. 1 + ch. 11, ch. 2 + ch. 12, ch. 3 + ch. 13, ch. 4 + ch. 14, or ch. 5 + ch. 15

Enable/disable configuration lockAlways set to OFF

Enable/disable double channel

Make channel
settings

ON
1

2

3

4

Settings:

5

6

7

8

Enableconfiguration lockEnable/disable double channel

Make channel
settings

SW1

OFF* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

Disableconfiguration lock

1

2

3

4

Settings:

5

6

7

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

* In order to enable the setting changes, be sure to press the reset SW with the power turned ON.

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

Disabledouble channel

OFF

3

8

Enabledouble channel

ON
3

8

Always set to OFF

ON

SW1

OFF

Enable/disable configuration lock

OFF
4

4

* In order to enable the setting changes, be sure to press the reset SW with the power turned ON.

9Enable/Disable the Chime

Enable/Disable Radio Signal Strength Display
This function is used for the receiver display to check the strength of radio signals transmitted from transmitters,
cancellation and setup device, or repeaters. Be sure to disable the DIP switches after the location of installation isdetermined.

The chime can be enabled or disabled when receiving the signal for the same number displayed.

Enable/disable the chime

Enable/disable the chime

Enable/disable the radio signal strength display (always set to OFF)ON

Enable/disable the radio signal strength display (always set to OFF)

ON

SW2

OFF
1

2

3

4

Settings:

5

6

7

8

Enable the radio
signal strength display

SW2

OFF

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

Disable the radio
signal strength display

1

2

3

4

5

Settings:

6

7

Enablethe chime

Disablethe chime

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

2

2

* In order to enable the setting changes, be sure to press the reset SW with the power turned ON.

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

8

OFF
1

1

* In order to enable the setting changes, be sure to press the reset SW with the power turned ON.

Radio Signal Strength Display
Display window 5 (on the right-hand side) will display the strength of the radio signal (for approximately 1
second) when the receiver display receives a radio signal from a transmitter, the cancellation and setup
device, or a repeater.
The maximum value is 60. The threshold of normal communication enabled is around 25. If the value is 20
or below, signal data may not be received properly. This function makes it possible to determine the locationof installation with ease based on the strength of the radio signal.

PUSH
Beep

Display window 1 (on the farthest left) displays 0 in
the case of the transmitter, cancellation and setup
device, or portable receiver.
Repeaters show relay number of 1 to 9 or A to F
(10 to 15).

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Setting the Sound Tone

Setting the Brightness

The sound tone can be set to one of 13 different chimes.

LED brightness can be set to one of 16 levels.

* This can be set using the cancellation and setup device. Refer to page 40 for details.

* This can be set using the cancellation and setup device. Refer to pages 38 and 39 for details.

16 brightnesslevels13 different
chimesTips

Brightness Level

LEDs

1～4
5～8
9～12
13～16

1 LED lit
2 LEDs lit
3 LEDs lit
4 LEDs lit

About the Brightness Setting
The brightness level setting is indicated by four LEDs.

Setting the Volume
The volume of the sound tone that plays for incoming calls can be set to one of 16 levels.
* This can be set using the cancellation and setup device. Refer to page 38 for details.

Installation Methods (Optional)◆Suspension from the Ceiling
The receiver can be suspended from the ceiling using special
mounting brackets (optional). Attach the brackets as shownin the diagram.

16 volumelevels・The receiver display unit weighs about 1.5 kg.
Don’t suspend it from the ceiling until you haveadequately confirmed that the weight will not cause
any problems.

Tips

About the Volume Setting
The volume level setting is indicated by four LEDs.

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Volume Level

LEDs

1～4
5～8
9～12
13～16

1 LED lit
2 LEDs lit
3 LEDs lit
4 LEDs lit

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(3) The following log will appear on the screen when signals aresent from the transmitter to the display unit or numbers aredeleted.

Connecting to a Computer(4) The log file is saved in the specified area as shown below.

The receiver display can be connected to a computer using an RS232C (serial) cable. This allows transmitted data
can to be displayed on the computer.

FactMonitor operating screen

How to Connect the Receiver Display to a Computer (Using an RS232C Cable)

1 Connect the computer to the receiver unit with an RS232C cable (straight serial cable).
* A USB serial cable is required if the computer has no COM port.

2 Check the operation of the COM port.

Click “Control Panel,” “System,” and “Device Manager” in this order, and check that the COM
port will operate normally.

Log File Output Specifications
The log file displayed and output in the following format.

2010/09/27, 11：47：12, S, 01, 88, G, 6A
Year / Month / Day

Hour : Minutes : Seconds

Install FactMonitor

1 Use FactMonitor software for data communications between the receiver unit and computer.
Download and install FactMonitor software from the following site.
http://echo5555.co.jp/lineup/fact_f/dl.html

Image screen opened in Notepad

A log file for each day will be created in thelocation specified for saving data.
Log files are named according to the naming
scheme shown to the right.

Checksum
Color: R=Red
Y=Yellow
Number: 01 – FF
G=GreenChannel: 01 – 15
S: Data Input
C: Cancellation (signals from transmitters or portable receivers)
W: Cancellation (signals from cancellation setup devices)2 0 1 0 0 9 2 7 .c s v
Month and Day (Sept. 27)
Year (2010)

FactMonitor Startup Settings

1

If the date changes, it will automatically be updated, with a new folder created and repeatedly saved.
Start FactMonitor by clicking the shortcut icon on the desktop or select the FactMonitor
program from the Start menu.

(1) Click “Port (P)...” in the Settings (S) menu and select theserial port.

14(2) Click “Folder (F)…” from the Settings (S) menu and makefile output settings.

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Connecting Strobe Lights
Strobe lights will keep flashing whilenumbers are displayed. When thenumbers are removed, the strobe
lights will turn off.

MEMO

Tips

You can use an optional strobe light with the receiver display.
Please contact us for more information.

Recommended Strobe Light
Model KPE-100-R by Patlite Corporation

Connecting External Speakers (with Built-In Amplifiers)
The receiver display can be connected to external speakers.

External speakers can play much louder
sound than the receiver’s
built-in speaker in order
to alert you to calls.

Tips

You can use an optional external speaker with the receiver display. Please contact us for more
information.
Recommended Speaker
Model FH-595 by Noboru Electric Co., Ltd.

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Setting the Channel

Portable Receiver Display

You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). The channel is set using a
DIP switch.
The receiver is fitted with a DIP switch. Use the DIP switch to set the channel. Be sure not to set the switch
incorrectly when setting the channel.

Part Names* Normally, there is no need to adjust the channel. If you adjust the channel of the receiver, all other devices mustalso have their channels adjusted. Ask the retailer for more information.

■Receiver Lamp
Displays the call, charge,
and other status information.
■Battery Charge Display LED
Displays the remaining battery
charge. Recharge as soon as possible
when the LED display is blinking.
■Cancellation Key
Outputs a cancellation signal forthe displayed call number when
it is dealt with.

■Confirmation Key
Turns off notifications including the call
reception lamp, vibration and chime. Press
and hold for two seconds to turn the power
off or for one second to turn the power on.

■Speaker
Notifies calls with a chime.

1 Remove the screws and open

■Display Panel
The number of the transmitted called will be lit(the number will blink in the case of recalling).
Includes ability to display in three colors. When
waiting to receive, the right terminal dot blinks.

the back plate.

Blink

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW1) to set the channel.

■Vibration Motor
Notifies calls numbers withvibration.

SW1

SW2

SW3
(Reset SW)

3 The device is set to channel 1 before being shipped from the factory. You can adjust thechannel as required.

Main Features●The receiver lamp blinks while the received call lamp is displayed. Call notification is easily noticed. Receiving
the same call number repeatedly while displayed will cause the number display to blink faster.
●Call notification comes with vibration and chime.
●The two-panel display is easy to use and easy to see. Displays calls from two locations. Further calls (up to 50
calls) will be recorded in unit memory and displayed in order as currently shown ones are cancelled.
●Includes cancellation function. When cancelling a call number it is cancelled from other display devices as well.
●Includes low-power display function to help batteries to last longer.
●Special earphones and strap come in the standard bundle.
●When the special earphones are used the device will not make the chime sound.
●While recharging the portable receiver display’s receiver lamp will be green.
●Before becoming fully charged the receiver lamp will blink slowly; afterwards, it will turn off. (It will takeapproximately 6 to 8 hours to fully charge the battery.)●When the portable receiver display’s battery charge becomes low, the battery charge indicator LED will turn on.
When the LED is on, recharge the device as soon as possible. When the battery is low it may malfunction.
●Incorporates an overcharge prevention function.

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Enable/disable vibration
Enable/disable the chime
Enable/disable cancellation signal transmission
Enable/disable double channel■Special Earphone ■Special Strap
Standard bundled products
Channel
setup

ON
OFF
1

2

3

4

5

SW1

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.
* Refer to page 55 for details on channel setup.

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired channel and close the setting panel.
* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

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Enable/Disable the Chime

Enable/Disable Vibration
The portable display device can be setup to enable or disable the vibration function. This setting is adjusted using
the DIP switches. Take care when adjusting the DIP switches to ensure they are in the proper state.

1 Remove the screws and open the

1 Remove the screws and open theback plate.

back plate.

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW1) to enable or disable vibration.

SW1

SW2

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW1) to enable or disable the chime sound.

SW3(Reset SW)

3 The vibration function is turned ON before being shipped from the factory. You can adjust thesetting as required.

SW1

SW2

required.

Enable/disable vibration
Enable/disable the chime
Enable/disable cancellation signal transmission
Enable/disable double channel

Channel
setup

ON

SW3
(Reset SW)

3 The chime is turned ON before being shipped from the factory. You can adjust the setting as

Enable/disable vibration
Enable/disable the chime
Enable/disable cancellation signal transmission
Enable/disable double channel

Channel
setup

ON

OFF
1

2

3

4

5

SW1

Settings:

6

7

8* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

OFF
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

8

SW1
Vibration function
set to ON

Settings:

Vibration function
set to OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF
1

4

The portable display device can be setup to enable or disable the chime. This setting is adjusted using the DIP
switches. Take care when adjusting the DIP switches to ensure they are in the proper state.

Enabled

ON

ON

OFF
1

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.

DisabledOFF
2

2

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.
* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

Caution20

Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

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Enable/Disable Radio Signal Strength Display

Enable/Disable Double Channel

This function is used for the receiver display to check the strength of radio signals transmitted from transmitters,
cancellation and setup device, or repeaters. Be sure to disable the DIP switches after the location of installation isdetermined.

The portable display device can be setup to receive signals on two different channels by enabling or disabling
the double channel setting.

1 Remove the screws and open the

1 Remove the screws and open

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW2) to enable or disable radio signal

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW1) to adjust the double channel setting.

back plate.

the back plate.

strength display.

SW1

SW2

SW3
(Reset SW)

3 This function is turned OFF before being shipped from the factory. Turn ON the function only

SW1

SW2

SW3
(Reset SW)

3 The double channel setting is disabled before being shipped from the factory. You canadjust the settings as required.

when you want to check the strength of radio signals. (Normally turn OFF the function whenusing the product.)
Enable/disable radio signal strength display
Disabled
Enable/disable low-power display setting
Disabled

Enable/disable vibration
Enable/disable the chime
Enable/disable cancellation signal transmission
Enable/disable double channel

Channel
setup

ON
OFF

ON

1

2

3

OFF
1

2

3

4

Settings:
Enable radio
signal strength display

Disable radio
signal strength display

ON

ON

OFF

OFF
1

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

Enabledouble channels

Disabledouble channels

ON

ON

OFF

OFF
4

1

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.
* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

5

SW1* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

SW2
Settings:

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4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.
* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.
Tips●Double Channel
Enabling this function allows the device to receive signals on two channels. If the channel is set to channels
1 through 5, this function allows reception on the corresponding channels 11 through 15 as well.
I.e.: ch. 1 + ch. 11, ch. 2 + ch. 12, ch. 3 + ch. 13, ch. 4 + ch. 14, or ch. 5 + ch. 15

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

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Enable/Disable Low-power Display Setting

Enable/Disable Cancellation Signal Transmission

When the low-power display setting is enabled after ten seconds without operation or receiving new signals when
there is a call the display switches to showing a blinking dot lamp to extend
battery life. The display returns to normal by pressing the confirmation key,
■Number Display
or automatically when a new call is received.

The portable display device can be setup to cancel numbers by enabling the signal transmission setting. Enabling thesetting will allow the device to cancel the number display from other portable receivers display and receiver displays.

1 Remove the screws and open theback plate.

* The left terminal dot blinks

Blink

1 Remove the screws and open theback plate.

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the left (SW1) to adjust the cancellation signaltransmission setting.

2 Facing the panel, use the DIP switches on the right (SW2) to adjust the low-power display
setting.

SW1

SW1 SW2

SW1

SW3
SW2
(ResetSW)

SW2

3 The cancellation signal transmission setting is enabled before being shipped from the factory.
You can adjust the settings as required.

3 The low-power display setting is disabled before being shipped from the factory. You canadjust the settings as required.

Channelsetup

OFF* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

1

2

3

4

Settings:

OFF
3

4

6

7

8

Enable cancellation
signal transmission

ON* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

Enable low-power
display setting

Disable low-power
display setting

ON

ON

OFF

OFF
3

Disable cancellation
signal transmission

ON

OFF

SW2
Settings:

5

SW1

ON
2

Enable/disable vibration
Enable/disable the chime
Enable/disable cancellation signal transmission
Enable/disable double channel

ON

Enable/disable radio signal strength display
UnusedEnable/disable low-power display setting
Unused1

SW3(Reset SW)

OFF
3

3

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.
* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

3

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the back panel.

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

* To enable the modified settings, press the reset switch with the device in standby.

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

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Recharger

Recharger
MaintenancePart Names●Portable Receiver Display Ports

Dust or other foreign articles building up in the
portable receiver display storage space may prevent
proper recharging. We recommend taking time toclean the recharger regularly.

Unlock the portable receiver display storage space.

Inserting the Portable Receiver Display
will cause it to recharge.

Slide the lock beside the portable receiver display storage space
to open to unlock it.

●Portable Receiver Display
Storage Space
Quickly removable for easy maintenance.

●AC Adapter Port
Connect the AC adapter here.

●Power Switch
Turn the power on and off.

●Specialized 6V Adapter
Connect with the recharger andthen plug into a power socket.

The AC adapter is a
specialized model.
Do not use other AC
adapters with therecharger.

Remove the portable receiver display storage space.
Lift the portable receiver display storage space
to remove it from the main unit.

Recharging Method
Connect the AC adapter to the recharger.

Wipe away dust.

Plug the AC adapter into a powersocket.

Wipe away dust from the recharger unit with a soft dry
cloth in the indicated direction.

Plug the AC adapter into
the connector

Press the power switch.
This completes the preparation.
Push

Place a portable receiver display in the
portable receiver display port.
Placing the device in the port will automaticallystart recharging.

4

Lock the storage space of the portable receiver display.
* Be sure to lock the space securely.
Failure to do so may result in a recharging failure.

CAUTION

26●Only wipe in the indicated direction. Wiping in the wrong direction may damage therecharger terminals.
●Do not use a damp towel or rag. The moisture may cause damage.

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Volume Setting

Receiver Speaker

Set the volume with the volume setting.

Part Names / Functions■Antenna
Equipped with a rod antenna, theangle of which can be adjusted.

■Specialized 6V Adapter
Connect the AC adapter tothe receiver speaker and plugin the AC adapter for use.

■Volume Setting■AC Adapter Connection Port
Connect the specialized AC
adapter to this port.

The AC adapter is a
specialized model. Do notuse other AC adapterswith the recharger.

Channel and Double Channel Settings
You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). The channel is set using a DIP switch.
* Normally, there is no need to adjust the channel. If you adjust the channel of the receiver, all other devices mustalso have their channels adjusted. Ask the retailer for more information.

1 If the power cord is plugged into the socket, unplug it and remove the receiver speaker.
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

設定ＳＷ

Set the chime
countDouble channel(Normally set to OFF. Turn the function ON in the case of using double channels.)

Channel
setup

OFF
3

4

The tone is set on the transmitter. If no tone is set, the speaker will not sound.

By individually changing the tone of the transmitters one can tell where the button was pressed* Refer to page 35 and 54 for details on tone setup.

Chime Count Setting

5

Setting SW

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.
* Refer to page 55 for details on channel setup.

4 Verify that the switches are set to the desired channel and then close the set cover.
Caution Settings cannot be changed while the power is connected. Change the settings with the power
unplugged.

Tips●Double Channel
Enabling this function allows the device to receive signals on two channels. If the channel is set to channels
1 through 5, this function allows reception on the corresponding channels 11 through 15 as well.

Set the chime
count

The chime count is set using a DIP switch.
(The default factory setting is once.)* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

ON
OFF
1

［Chime count settings］
1 Time2 Time
ON

OFF

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

3

1

2

3

4

5

Setting SW

6

7

8

8 TimeOFF
1 2 3
64 Time

OFF

2

3

ON

OFF
1 2 3
32 TimeON
1

2

4 TimeON

OFF

ImportantON
2Important

1 2 3
16 Time3 You can adjust the channel as required.

QuieterTone SettingON

2 Open the set cover.

1

Louder

1 2 3
128 Time
ON

1

2

3

OFF

1

2

3

Until the chime completes this count it does not receive the next signal.

Installation Location
Important

When the receiver display, portable receiver display, receiver speaker, relay (repeater) thatreceive the signal are affected by noise (signal degradation).
Please place the receiver display, receiver speaker and repeater (relay) at least 2 meters fromdevices that generate noise (signal degradation) easily.
When installing against a wall, consider the other side of the wall as well.
If devices are present that give off radio signals or noise, please consult with us in advance.
◎Example devices that generate noise (signal degradation) easily:
Air conditioners and their outdoor components/refrigerators/refrigeration cases and their outdoor
components/transmission related relays (OES, cellular phone, wireless LAN)/other electrical devices with high power
consumption (wattage) as they turn on and off, etc.

Caution To avoid fires and electric shocks, the device should be installed in a location where the surrounding
air temperature does not exceed 40°C, free from high humidity levels and contact with water.

I.e.: ch. 1 + ch. 11, ch. 2 + ch. 12, ch. 3 + ch. 13, ch. 4 + ch. 14, or ch. 5 + ch. 15

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・The receiver displays the number and color registered on the transmitter.
The numbers are displayed from the left without regard for the size of the number.

Transmitter

1

2

3

4

5

Part Names / Functions【Standard Model】■LED
Blinks when transmitting. If lit while instandby the battery needs to be replaced.
Replace the batteries with new batteries.

ImportantInstallation Location■Call Button (1)■Setting Panel■Call Button (2)Open the panel to replace the battery, change the signal
color and set the channel (using DIP switches).

Press the button to send the signal to the receiver display.
A transmission chime will sound and the LED lamp will blink.

【Card Model】【Round Model】■LED【Signal Input Model】■LED

Blinks when transmitting. If lit while Connect with relay junctions orother devices.
in standby the battery needs to be
replaced. Replace the batteries withnew batteries.

Blinks when transmitting. If lit
while in standby the battery
needs to be replaced. Replace
the batteries with new batteries.

■LED

Blinks when transmitting. If lit
while in standby the battery
needs to be replaced.
Replace the batteries with newbatteries.

■Call Button (2)Press the button to send
the signal to thereceiver display.
A transmission chime
will sound and the LED
lamp will blink.

■Call Button (1)The transmitter is built with about 2 seconds of built-in time lag between transmissions tomeet Japanese radio signal legal requirements.

■Call Button

Press the button for a short period (less than
2 seconds) to send a call signal to thereceiver display. A transmission chime willsound and the LED lamp will blink.
Press the button for a long period (2 seconds
or more) to send a cancellation signal to thereceiver display. A transmission chime willsound and the LED lamp will blink.

To avoid fires and electric shocks, the device should be installed in a location where the

Caution surrounding air temperature does not exceed 40°C, free from high humidity levels andcontact with water.

Tips●If the device is installed in a location near something metal, its reception range may be reduced. Make
sure it is installed away from metal and other electronic devices.
●The device may break if dropped on a hard surface. It should be placed somewhere where it is unlikely
to fall.

Replacing Batteries
After pressing the call button, if the receiver display does not display the number, the transmission chime does
not sound, or the LED lamp does not blink, the batteries may be low on charge.
Replace the batteries with new batteries as soon as possible.

1 Remove screws, open the setting panel and remove

Equivalent tobutton (1)Equivalent to button (2)the batteries.

■Standard model
example2 Put in new batteries. (Take care to not reverse the polarity.)

How to Use［Used battery types and count］
・Press the call button to send a signal to the receiver display. The transmission chime will sound at the sametime.
* The explanation uses a standard model but the operating method is essentially the same with the other models.

PUSH
Beep

Standard/Round model

Two AA alkaline batteries

Signal input model

Two AA alkaline batteries

Card model

Two SR44 button batteries

3 Close the setting panel
Tips

We recommend alkaline batteries (SR44 button batteries only in the case of the card
model). The batteries will last approximately one year (depending on the use conditions).

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Setting the Number (Standard, Round, Signal Input, and Card Model)

Setting the Channel (Standard, Round, Signal Input, and Card Model)
You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). The channel is set using a
DIP switch.
The transmitter is fitted with three DIP switches. Use the center DIP switch to set the channel. Be sure not to set
the switch incorrectly when setting the channel.

You can freely set or adjust the device to use any number from 1 to FF. The setting is set using a DIP switch. The
transmitter is fitted with three DIP switches. Use the left DIP switch (SW1) to set the number. Be sure not to set
the switch incorrectly when setting the number.

1 Open the setting panel.

* Normally, there is no need to adjust the channel. If you adjust the channel of the receiver, all other devices mustalso have their channels adjusted. Ask the retailer for more information.

2 Use the left DIP switches (SW1) to set the number.
SW1

1 Open the setting panel.

SW2

SW3

2 Use the center DIP switches (SW2) to set the channel.
SW1

SW2

SW3

Caution Do not adjust the center or right switches.

3 You can adjust the number as required.
3 The device is set to channel 1 before being shipped from the factory. You can adjust the

Set the second
digit

channel as required.

⑧ ④ ② ①

SW2

4

5

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.
* Refer to page 54 for details on channel setup.

4 Ensure the switches are set to the desired channel and close the setting panel.
Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

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Caution: If the total is set to more than 10, letters A
through F will display.
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

OFF
3

The total of the switches is displayed.

⑧ ④ ② ①OFF

Set cancellation or color: button 2
Set cancellation or color: button 1

ON
2

Set the first
digit

ON

Channe
setup

1

SW1

［Example Settings］（Sets the number to 2）（Sets the number to 81）（Sets the number to 68）⑧ ④ ② ①⑧ ④ ② ①⑧ ④ ② ①⑧ ④ ② ①ON

⑧ ④ ② ①

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

1 2 3 45 6 7 85 6 7 8⑧ ④ ② ①⑧ ④ ② ①1 2 3 45 6 7 8ONOFF

1 2 3 4

(Sets the channel to AF)⑧ ④ ② ①OFF

1 2 3 45 6 7 84 Ensure the switches are set to the desired number and close the setting panel.

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Setting the Display Color (Standard, Round, Signal Input, and Card Model)

電池交換方法Setting the Tone (Standard, Round, Signal Input, and Card Model)

You can adjust the device to use a different color (red/yellow/green) or cancel. The setting is set using a DIP
switch. The transmitter is fitted with three DIP switches. Use the center DIP switch (SW2) to set this setting. Be
sure not to set the switch incorrectly when setting the number.

You can adjust each device individually to use one of 13 different tones. The setting is set using a DIP switch. The
transmitter is fitted with three DIP switches. Use the right DIP switch (SW3) to set this setting. Be sure not to set
the switch incorrectly when setting the tone.

1 Open the setting panel.

1 Open the setting panel.

2 Use the center DIP switches (SW2) to set this setting.

2 Use the right DIP switches (SW3) to set this setting.

SW1

SW2

SW3

SW1

3 You can adjust the display color as required. (The default factory setting is red.)SW3
Set cancellation or color: button 2
Set cancellation or color: button 1

Channel
setup

ON
OFF

ON

1

OFF
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

(Set to red)

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

(Set to red)

Button 2(Set to green)

ON

7

ON

8

OFF
7

(Set to yellow)(Set to off)8

7(Set to green)

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

6

5

4

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.
* Refer to page 54 for details on the tone settings.

6

5

6

8

●If no tone is set, the receiver display will use its tone setting.
The transmitter tone setting will take precedence if it is set.
●Pressing the tone button on the cancellation and setting device will output the chime on a rotaryand display the tone number on the Remaining Call Count display of the receiver display.
Choose the chime tone number as you like.
* The chime sound is output from the receiver display speaker.

(Set to off)

ON
5

3

Tips

(Set to yellow)

82* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

8［DIP Switch Settings］

7

SW3

3 You can adjust the tone as required.

SW2

Button 1

SW2

4 Ensure the switches are set to the desired number and close the setting panel.
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4 Ensure the switches are set to the desired number and close the setting panel.

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Cancellation and Setup Device
Part Names / Functions

Setting the Channel
You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). The channel is set using a
DIP switch.
Be sure not to set the switch incorrectly when setting the channel.
* Normally, there is no need to adjust the channel. If you adjust the channel of the cancellation and setup device,
all other devices must also have their channels adjusted. Ask the retailer for more information.

■Check Button
Use this button to cancel the number being displayed on thereceiver display.
(Cover Open)■Brightness Button
Use this button to set thebrightness of the LEDs to
one of 16 levels.

1 Remove the setting panel.

■Volume Button
Use this button to set thevolume of the call chime toone of 16 levels.

Setting Panel

2 Set the channel using the DIP switch.
(Cover Closed)■Display Time Button
Set the time it takes for callnumbers to automatically becanceled.
(Rear)■Tone Button
Set the tone to be used forthe call chime.

■Wall-mounting Hook Holes
Use the wall-mounting holes for the wall
mounting of the product with screws.
Make sure that each screw head is not inexcess of 7 mm away from the wall. Otherwise,
the interior of the product may be damaged.

■Battery CoverHere

3 The device is set to channel 1 before being shipped from the factory. You can adjust thechannel as required.

* Refer to page 55 for more details on setting the channel.

How to Use the Cancellation and Setup Device●Configuring the Receiver Display

4 Confirm that you have set the switch to the channel you wish to set, and then replace the●Cancelling Call Numbers

switch cover.

PUSH
VolumeBrightness

Display Time
Tone

Button positions correspond to the display
panels on the receiver display.
ÜIf you would like to cancel the second number fromthe left, press the second check button from the left on
the cancellation and setting device.

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3 If you want to raise the brightness of the LED display, press the button marked “明(Up)”. The

Setting the Volume

brightness level will increase the number of times pressed.

The volume of the tone that plays for incoming calls can be set to one of 16 levels.
* The alert chime is played from the receiver display’s speaker.

PUSH

1 The volume is set to level 2 when it leaves the factory.
2 If you want to raise the volume, press the button marked “大(Up).” The volume will go up the numberof times pressed (up to level 16). Each time you press the button, the alert chime and the number of
the tone (1 – 13) selected on the receiver display will appear in the Remaining Call Count display.

4 To finish setting the brightness level, confirm that you have it set to a level that makes it easy to see.
Setting the Display Time

PUSH

3 If you want to lower the volume, press the button marked “小(Down)”. The volume will down up thenumber of times pressed (down to level 0). Each time you press the button, the alert chime and the numberof the tone (1 – 13) selected on the receiver display will appear in the Remaining Call Count display.

PUSH

This function lets you change the time it takes for call numbers to automatically be cancelled (for a range fromapproximately 10 seconds up to 990 seconds to be displayed in values ranging from 1 to 99). To prevent the
automatic cancel function from taking effect, you can select “連続 (Continuous)” (causing the call numbers toremain visible until cancelled using the cancellation device).

1 The display time is set to “連続(Continuous)” when it leaves the factory.
2 If you want to lengthen the display time, press the button marked “長 (Long)”. The display time
will increase by 1 (approximately 10 seconds) each time the button is pressed, and display
window 5 (on the farthest right) will display
the set length of time. Set the desired
automatic cancellation time.

PUSH* The set value x 10 (seconds) is the time
until the display is automatically cancelled.

4 To finish setting the volume, confirm that you have it set to the desired level.

will decrease by 1 (approximately 10 seconds) each time the button is pressed, and display
window 5 (on the farthest right) will display
the set length of time. Set the desired
automatic cancellation time.

Setting the Brightness
The LED brightness of the receiver display can be set to one of 16 levels.
Set it in accordance with lighting levels.

1

3 If you want to lengthen the display time, press the button marked “短 (Short)”. The display time

PUSH

The brightness is set to maximum when it leaves the factory.

2 If you want to lower the brightness of the LED display, press the button marked “暗(Down)”.

* The set value x 10 (seconds) is the time
until the display is automatically cancelled.

The brightness level will decrease the number of times pressed.

* The button is of rotary change type, and the value after 99 will return to 1 with no continuation “― ―” set.

4 If you press the button marked “連続 (Continuous)”, display window 5 (on the farthest right) will

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display “― ―” for approximately 1 second and the automatic cancellation function will bedisabled. Use the check button to turn OFF the number display.

CautionWhen the automatic cancellation function is enabled, call numbers can get cancelled. Inorder to avoid any problems, we recommend that you leave the device set to “連続(Continuous)” mode.

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Tone Setting Button

Replacing Batteries

The tone can be set to one of 13 different call chimes.

After pressing the check button, if the receiver display does not display the number, the transmission chime does
not sound, or the LED lamp does not blink, the batteries may be low on charge.
Replace the batteries with new batteries as soon as possible.

1 Press the button marked “Tone”. The chime will play.

1 Remove the screws and the battery cover, and take out the batteries.

PUSH

（図）

2 Press the button marked “Tone” once more, and a different chime will play.

2 Put in new batteries. (Take care not to reverse the polarity.)
・ The cancellation and setup device requires
2 AA alkaline batteries.

PUSH

3 Choose your favorite sound from among the 13 tone options.

3 Close the setting panel.

4 The “Tone” button cycles through all the options. Once the thirteenth chime has played, it will
return to the beginning and play the first chime next.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Tips

We recommend alkaline batteries. The batteries will last approximately one year (dependingon use conditions).

Caution Do not tighten the screw tightly. The head of the screw or the unit casing may become
damaged.

If you press the Tone button, a number between 1 and 13 will be shown in the Remaining CallCount display on the receiver.

Caution The transmitter tone setting will take precedence if it is set and be played.

5 To finish setting the tone, confirm that the alert chime you want is the one set.

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Relay (Repeater)
Enable/Disable Radio Signal Strength Display

Part Names/Functions●Radio Signal Strength Display●Antenna

Displays the strength of radio signals
received (60 max.)

Equipped with a rod antenna,
the angle of which can be adjusted.

This function is used to enable or disable the radio signal strength display. The strength of radio signals will be always
displayed when the function is enabled. The strength of radio signals will be displayed for approximately 2 seconds when
the function is disabled.

●AC Adapter Connection Port

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

Use the DIP switches to enable ordisable the function.

Connect the specialized AC adapter to this port.

3●Power Supply LED
Always lit when the power is supplied.
■Reset SW●Specialized Mounting Bracket(sold separately)
A mounting bracket is available forease of mounting. Use the bracket if
necessary.

POINT●Specialized 6V Adapter
Connect the adapter to the repeater andplug in the adapter for use.

This function is turned OFF
before being shipped fromthe factory.
Make setting changes ifnecessary.

Radio Signal Strength Display Settings

Disable/Enable the radio
signal strength display.

Disable/Enable the radio
signal strength display.

The following number will appear in sequence in the repeater display window when the reset button ispressed after setting changes.

ON
OFF
5

6

7

8

8

SW1
Repeatersoftware number(in green)

Channel number
displayed by repeater(in red)Repeater number(in red)* There is no need to pay attention to software numbers during the normal use of the product. Software numbers are used forthe confirmation of any software changes in the future.

Installation Location
The installation location of the repeater requires a power supply.

42*Use batteries only when you look for the installation location.
●The repeater will always display the strength of radio signals when the radio signal display is enabled.
●Install the repeater in a place where the strength of radio signals is 25 or over.
●The reaching distance of radio signals from the transmitter to the repeater or receiver display varies with the environment.
●Thoroughly check the strength of radio signals before using the repeater.
●The repeater will display the strength of radio signals for approximately 2 seconds when a signal is received if the radio signal
strength display is disabled.
●Be sure to connect the AC adapter to the repeater in normal use, and check that the power supply LED is lit.
●Be sure to install the repeater in a place where the repeater will not be adversely affected by high temperature, high humidity, or
excessive dust.
●This product is not of waterproof construction. Do not install the repeater outdoors with no water protection. (An optional waterproof
box is available.)

EnableON

4Disable

ON

OFF

OFF
8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

8

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the setting panel.

Radio Signal Strength Display
The display window will display the strength of the radio signal when the receiver display receives a radio signal.
The maximum value is 60. The threshold of normal communication enabled is around 25. If the value is 20 or
below, signal data may not be received properly, and the repeater will reject the signal.
●The dot in the 7-segment LED on the left-hand side will blink once when a signal is received.
●The dot will blink once again when the signal is relayed and transmitted.
This function makes it possible to determine the location of installation with ease based on the strength of theradio signal.

POINT

Effective UseThis function makes it possible to check the radio condition of the location at the time of installing therepeater. Disable the function after the location of installation is determined.

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Changing Channel Number

Enable/Disable Double Channel

You can freely set or adjust the device to use any of 15 channels (channels 1 – 15). Be sure to set the same number for
all other devices as well.

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

Double channel settings enable or disable a single repeater to relay two different channels.
Double channel settings are available for combinations of channels 1 to 11, 2-12, 3-13, 4-14, and 5-15. This function
makes it possible to enable a repeater to relay different channels.

Use the DIP switches to enable ordisable the function.

3

This function is set to 1 before
being shipped from the factory.
Make setting changes ifnecessary.
Channel 0 set will be set as
channel 1 and displayed.

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

The double channel function can be enabled or
disabled using a DIP switch.

3

The double channel function isturned OFF before shipped fromthe factory.
You can adjust the setting as
required.

List of Channel Settings
Channel 0 set will be set as
channel 1 and displayed.
Make channel
settings

Make channel
settings⑧ ④ ② ①

ON

Double Channel Settings
The channel number is the total sum of the figures.
* Refer to page 54 for details on channel setup.

OFF
1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Time lag settings

SW2

4

Enable/disable double
channelON
OFF

Verify that the switches are set to the desired channel and then close the set cover.

5

6

7

8

8

SW2

EnabledON

444

Enable/disable
double channel

Disabled

ON

OFF

OFF
8

* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

8

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the setting panel.

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Time Lag SettingsSpecial Usage. Setting Repeaters without Relaying (Up to Two Settings)

Set a transmission time lag between repeaters, if more than one repeater is used, in order to prevent the radio
interference of the repeaters. A time lag range from 0 to 7 can be set.
* A time lag refers to the time between the signal reception and the signal transmission of a repeater.

In special cases, including the necessity for installing a number of repeaters within a comparatively short distance, theradio interference of the repeaters occurs and radio signals do not reach the receiver or repeaters. In order to prevent
this, it is possible to prohibit repeaters not to transmit radio signals received from other repeaters.

Setting the Repeater Number

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

In the case of using a number of repeaters, make repeater number changes in order to avoid the duplication of repeaternumbers. Repeater numbers 1 through 15 can be set.

Use the DIP switches to enable ordisable the function.

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

Use the DIP switches to enable ordisable the function.

Caution
Do not set the same time lag for two or
more repeaters, or otherwise trouble
may result.

Do not set the same number to the two
or more repeaters, or otherwise trouble
may result.

Caution
List of Time Lag Settings
List of Repeater Number Settings
Make time lagsettings

④ ② ①

ON

ON

OFF

Channel 0 set will be set as channel 1 and displayed.
Make repeater number
settings

The channel number is the total sum of the figures.
* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

ON

OFF
5

6 7
SW2

5

Time lag 0

6Time lag 2

ON

OFF

ON

OFF
6

7

6

7

6

7

5

6

2

3

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Time lag 6

Time lag 7

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

5

3

Time lag 5

6

7

5

6

7

5

6

7

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the setting panel.

5

6

7

2

3

3

4

Repeater number 11

2

3

3

4

Repeater number 12

2

3

4

Repeater number 13

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

3

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Repeater number 10

OFF
2

3

4

Repeater number 14

OFF
4

4
ON

1

ON
3

3

OFF
1

OFF
2

2

ON

ON
1

OFF
1

Repeater number 9

OFF
2

ON

4

ON
1

Repeater number 5OFF1

Repeater number 8OFF2

Repeater number 4

ON

4

ON
1

4

OFF
1

Repeater number 7

OFF

3

ON

4

ON

2

Repeater number 3

OFF
1

7

Repeater number 6
Time lag 4

1

ON

OFF

OFF
5

4

Repeater number 2

ON

ON

OFF
5

2 3
SW1

Repeater number 1

Time lag 3

The channel number is the total sum of the figures.
* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

OFF
1

Time lag 1

ON
5

OFF

7

⑧ ④ ② ①

ON

1

2

3

4

Repeater number 15

ON
OFF
1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the setting panel.

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Setting the Repeater Number without Relaying

1

2

Remove the screws andopen the setting panel.

Use the DIP switches to set repeater numbers
for repeaters not relaying.

3This function is turned OFF
before being shipped from thefactory.
Make setting changes ifnecessary.

List of Repeater Numbers for Repeaters without Relaying

Make first repeater
settings⑧ ④ ② ①Make second
repeater settings⑧ ④ ② ①

1

5

The channel number is the total sum of the figures.
* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

ON
OFF
2

3

4

6

7

8

SW3

■SW3 setting example
Repeater number 1

Repeater number 2

ON

Repeater number 3

ON

OFF

ON

OFF
1

2

3

4

2

3

4

ON
OFF
2

3

4

Repeater number 11

2

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

Repeater number 14

3

4

4

1

2

3

4

Repeater number 15

ON
OFF

OFF
2

3

OFF
1

ON
1

2

ON

OFF
1

1

Repeater number 10

ON

OFF
1

2

Repeater number 9

ON

OFF
1

OFF
1

Repeater number 13

ON

OFF

4

OFF
1

Repeater number 12

ON

3

ON

OFF
1

2

Repeater number 8

ON

ON

OFF
1

Repeater number 7

Repeater number 5

ON

OFF
1

Repeater number 6

Repeater number 4

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Make similar settings for other units.

448

Verify that the switches are set to the desired setting and close the setting panel.

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Maintenance Guide
sure to unplug the power cord before doing maintenance on these devices, sinceWarning Be
electric shocks can result.
Maintenance●If you notice any dirt, wipe the device with a soft, firmly wrung out cloth.
●If the device is especially dirty, wipe it with a soft cloth moistened with diluted dishwashing detergent.
Then wipe it down well with a firmly wrung out cloth.
(Static electricity in the winter in particular has the effect of attracting dust.)
To avoid the risk of fire and electric shocks, be sure not to allow water or detergent toWarning come into contact with device components or the power plug area.
CautionBenzene, paint thinner, abrasive cleaning agents, and nylon scrub brushes can damage
the plastic and should not be used. (They can cause cracks in the plastic and damage
the device.)

Troubleshooting
Even though you push the call button on the transmitter, the receiver display doesn’t show anything.

ÜCheck if the power cord for the receiver display is plugged in.
ÜCheck if the channel is set correctly.
ÜPush the reset button on the receiver display.
ÜCheck the transmitter batteries.
The receiver displays numbers even though the call button on the transmitter hasn’t been pushed.

ÜThe signals might be crossed, so try setting the devices to a different channel.
◎Please contact the retailer if you’re unable to resolve the problem.

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Specifications●Receiver Display
Model

F-100

Size (L×W×H)

550 × 55 × 130 mm

WeightApprox. 1,350 g (including the cord)

Power Source

100V ACPower Consumption

Approx. 15 W

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Reception Method

Simplex

Reception DistanceApprox. 100 m (varies according to usage environment)

Display Method

5 2-digit blocks; 3-color message receipt order; setting number and remaining call count

Alert Chime

13 options, cycle through to set

Volume Adjustment

16 levels

Speaker Output

300 mW

LED Brightness

16 levels

Channels

Channels 1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

●Portable Receiver Display
Model

F-200

Size (L×W×H)

51 × 129 × 21 mm

WeightApprox. 100 g (including battery pack)

Power Source

Lithium ion polymer batteries

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Reception Method

SimplexTransmission Output (for Cancellation)

1 mW

While Transmitting

5-kHz electronic beep

Display Method

2 2-digit blocks; 3-color message receipt order

Memory Size

50 numbers

Battery Time

Approx. 6 – 8 hours

Standby Time

Approx. 30 hours (varies according to usage environment)

Channels

Channels 1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

●Charger
Model

F-705 (5-Battery Charger)

F-710 (10-Battery Charger)

Size (L×W×H)

79 × 165 × 54 mm

79 × 290 × 54 mm

WeightApprox. 400 g

Approx. 550 g

Power Source

Special adapter, 6V DC

Special adapter, 6V DC

Charging Method

Contact charging

Contact charging

Separation Method

Separate compartments (cleanable)

Separate compartments (cleanable)

Power Consumption

Approx. 12 W (peak time)

Approx. 24 W (peak time)51

Specifications

Specifications●Cancellation and Setup Device●Transmitter (Signal Input Model)

Model

F-400

Model

F-304 (non-voltage contact type)F-306 (voltage input type)F-306W (voltage input type)

Size (L×W×H)

245 × 80 × 25 mm

Input Voltage―

5 to 24 V DC

5 to 24 V DC

WeightApprox. 230 g (including two alkaline AA batteries)

Size (L×W×H)

75 × 36.9 × 116 mm (75.42 × 42.1 × 116.42 mm with holder mounted)

Power Source

2 alkaline AA batteries

WeightApprox. 165 g (including two alkaline AA batteries. Approx. 190 g with holder mounted.)

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Power Source

Two alkaline AA batteries/3.3 V DC dedicated adapter (sold separately)

Reception Method

Simplex

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Transmission Output

1 mW

Reception Method

Simplex

While Transmitting

5-kHz electronic beep

Transmission Output

1 mW

Settings

Volume, display brightness, automatic cancellation time, and tone

Alert Chime Settings

13 options configurable by DIP switch

Channels

Channels 1–15

While Transmitting

5-kHz electronic beep

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

Number Settings

1 – FF

Display Color Settings

3 colors

Channels

Channels 1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

●Transmitter (Standard and Round Models)
F-305 (round model)

F-301 (standard model)

Model
Size (L×W×H)

85x78x71mm

80x80x43mm

WeightApproximately 150g (2 AA alkaline batteries included)

Approximately 130g (2 AA alkaline batteries included)

Power Source

2 alkaline AA batteries

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Reception Method

SimplexTransmission Output

1 mW

Alert Chime Settings

13 options configurable by DIP switch

While Transmitting

5-kHz electronic beep

Number Settings

1 – FF

Display Color Settings

3 colors

Channels

Channels 1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

Model

F-500

Size (L×W×H)

170 × 85 × 40 mm (excluding antenna)

WeightApprox. 200 g

Power Source

Specialized adapter, 6V DC

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Reception Method

SimplexTransmission Output

1 mW

Channels

Channels 1–15

Relay Number Settings

1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

Power Consumption

Approx. 3 W (peak)* Special mount available (sold separately)●Transmitter (Card Model)

52●Relay (Repeater)●Receiver Speaker

Model

Ｆ-302

Size (L×W×H)

55 × 93 × 11 mm (60 × 98 × 15 mm when in holder)

Model

F-600

WeightApprox. 35 g (including two alkaline watch batteries; 55 g when in holder)

Size (L×W×H)

166 × 82 × 42 mm (excluding antenna)

Power Source

2 SR44 watch batteries

WeightApprox. 225 g

Reception Frequency

426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Power Source

Specialized adapter, 6V DC
426.025 MHz and up (specific low-power)

Reception Method

Simplex

Reception Frequency

Transmission Output

1 mW

Reception Method

Simplex

Alert Chime Settings

13 options configurable by DIP switch

Reception DistanceApprox. 100 m (varies according to usage environment)

While Transmitting

5-kHz electronic beepSound Repeat Settings

8 options configurable by DIP switch

Number Settings

1 – FF

Volume Adjustment

Rotating volume knob (analog)

Display Color Settings

3 colors

Speaker Output

300 mW

Channels

Channels 1–15

Channels

Channels 1–15

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

Operating Environment

0°C – 40°C

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DIP Switch Settings* The white boxes (□) indicate switch position.

●DIP Switch for Adjusting Channel Used by Transmitter and Relay (Repeater) (SW2)

1ch

2ch

3ch

●DIP Switch for Adjusting Channel Used by Receiver Display Device, Receiver Speaker,
and Portable Receiver Display (SW1)

4ch

5ch

1ch

2ch

3ch

4ch

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

1

2

3

4

1

6ch

2

3

4

1

7ch

2

3

4

1

8ch

2

3

4

1

9ch

2

3

4

5

10ch

6

7

8

5

6ch

6

7

8

5

7ch

6

7

8

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

3

4

1

11ch

2

3

4

12ch

ON
OFF
3

4

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

2

3

4

Tone 2

ON
OFF
2

3

4

Tone 4

ON

OFF
1

2

3

1. Doorbell

2

3

4

4

2. RingTone 6Tone 7

OFF

2

3

4

OFF
1

Tone 8

2

3

4

6

7

8

1

2

3

4

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Tone 11OFF
3

4

11. Bush-warbler chirp

2

3

4

3

4

12. Thrum Thrum

2

3

4

2

3

13. Drums

1

2

3

7

8

6

7

8

6

7

5

14ch

8

6

7

8

6

7

8

15ch
ON

OFF
5

5

10ch

ON

OFF
5

4

3ch

6

7

8

5

2

3

4

4ch

ON

6

7

8

OFF
1

2

3

4

5ch

ON

ON

OFF
1

2

3

4

OFF
1

7ch

8ch

2

3

4

1

9ch

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

4

ON

OFF
1

6

OFF

OFF
5

ON
2

3

4

1

11ch

10. Twitter

ON

OFF
2

1

Display On / Sound Off Display On / Sound Off

ON
1

8

OFF
5

OFF

1

9. GongTone 13

OFF
2

7

8

ON

13ch

ON
1

OFF

8. Rattle

ON
1

1

Tone 12

ON

ON

OFF

7. Tada

6

7

2

3

4

5. ClangTone 10ONOFF

6. Ding-Dong

5

2ch

OFF
1

Tone 9

ON

OFF

8

OFF
5

ON

3. Ding-Dong (High-Pitched) 4. Ding-Dong (Low-Pitched)

ON

7

ON

6ch
ON

6

12ch

1ch

ON

OFF
1

5

ON

Tone 5

ON

OFF
1

8

6

●DIP Switch for Adjusting Channel Used by Cancellation and Setup Device (SW1)Tone 3

ON

7

OFF
1

●DIP Switch for Adjusting Transmitter Tone (SW3)Tone 1

6

ON

OFF
1

5

11ch

ON

OFF
1

1

15ch

ON

OFF
1

1

14ch

ON

OFF
2

2

13ch

ON
1

1

5

9ch

ON
2

ON

8ch

ON
1

5ch

2

3

4

1

12ch

2

3

4

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

4

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

2

3

4

1

14ch

ON
3

OFF

13ch

OFF
2

ON
1

ON
1

10ch

4

2

3

4

15ch
ON
OFF

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

OFF
1

2

3

Sound Off

4

1

2

3

Sound Off

4

Tone Not Set
ON
OFF
1

2

3

4

Receiver Display Setup Sound

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