Changing The Address Code; Troubleshooting - Toro EZ-Remote User Manual

Changing the Address Code

The transmitter and receiver are preset to the same address code enabling communication without addi-
tional set up. To change the address code use one of the following procedures:
To set the same address code for the transmitter and receiver:
• Start with all eight DIP switches on both units in the left (Off) position.
• Move any switch or combination of switches to the right (On) position. The DIP
switches must be set in the same positions on both the transmitter and receiver to
enable communication.
To set a universal address code for the transmitter or receiver:
• Set all eight DIP switches of either unit to the right (On) position. If the transmitter
has the universal address code, it will communicate with any receiver address code. If the receiver
has the universal address code, it will communicate with any transmitter address code.

Troubleshooting

• The transmitter display will automatically turn off after 10 seconds of inactivity. If the display
remains blank after pressing a button, check the battery connection and/or replace the battery.
Note: If the battery condition is low, "bt" will be displayed. The battery should be replaced at this time.
Important: Replace only with a 9V alkaline battery. Properly dispose of used batteries as
recommended by the battery manufacturer.
• If the receiver is not responding, check the installation to ensure the receiver is properly attached
to the receiver plug and the cable connector is fully inserted into the controller receptacle. Check
the transmitter and receiver address code for proper setting. Ensure the receiver is installed at
least 3' (0.9 m) above ground level and relocate as necessary.
• If the controller does not operate or performs erratically when connected to the receiver, momen-
tarily disconnect the battery and main power to the controller to reset. Ensure the control dial is in
the position.
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Address Code
DIP Switches
Off On