WAREMA Mobile SystemÃ‚Â® WMS Central transmitter

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SystemWAREMAWMS Central transmitter9.2.6 Changing the radiochannelNOTEYou can change the radio channel of all active network devices. This maybecome necessary if, for example, other transmitters interfere with the communicationof the WMS products.The channel can be set from 11 to 26 (factory setting is 17).To be able to change the channel of a network, the devices must be active.This means that all network devices must be woken up. You can wake up thenetwork devices one after the other and send the command as often as youlike.To change the radio channel, proceed as follows:Main menu System Commissioning Change radio channelbuttonAction/resultIn the main menu, select the [System] menu and press ok.The [System] menu opens.Select the [Commissioning] menu here and press ok.The [Commissioning] menu opens.Using the selection cursor, select the[Change radio channel] menu item.Call up the function with ok.The following menu is displayed.Using the selection cursor, select the desired radio channel.The following message appears.110We reserve the right to carry out improvements890405_0•en•01.11.2009
SystembuttonAction/resultPress the ok button to change the channel.The following message appears.Press the ok button and check whether all devices wave. Youcan press the ok button as often as necessary.Leave the menu using the button when you are sure thatall network devices confirmed the channel change by waving.The Commissioning menu opens again.890405_0•en•01.11.2009 We reserve the right to carry out improvements 111
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Contents9.2.4 Loading the factory s
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IntroductionCongratulations on choo
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Safety instructions2.2 Intended use
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Safety instructions2.5 Working safe
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CommissioningCAUTIOThe plastic feet
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Introduction4 IntroductionThe WMS C
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Introduction4.4.5 FavouritesAny des
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Menu structure4.5 Sleep modeThe WMS
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Getting started5.2 ProductsCopy cha
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Getting startedGCurrent settings of
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Favourites7 FavouritesYou will oper
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Favourites7.1.3 Operating products
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