Instructions
for Model No.s D344
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Pack Contents Bell Push Door Chime Door Chime wall hanging
bracket (incl screws and wall plugs for mounting) Adhesive pad and screws
for mounting the Bell Push You will need l 2 x LR6(AA) alkaline
batteries for the Door Chime. We recommend that only long life alkaline batteries
are used. This product will not work with NiCd rechargeable batteries A small
flathead screwdriver A Philips crosshead screwdriver
Please note: positioning the Bell Push or Door Chime on or near metal structures
or reinforced PVCµ doors or door frames may reduce the transmission range.
Bell Push You can attach the Bell Push directly on to your door
frame using the adhesive pad making sure the surface on which it is to be placed
is clean and dry. Alternatively open the front cover using a flat head screwdriver
(Diagram 1) and mount using the screws provided (See Diagram 2), ensuring that
the rubber grommets (H in Diagram 2) remain in place. To ensure weather
proofing is maintained, always mount the Bell Push in the upright position shown
in Diagram 2 and replace the front cover securely. When the Bell Push button
is pressed, the Confidence Light (A on Diagram 1) will illuminate to reassure
the caller that the Bell Push is working. When it does not illuminate the battery
needs replacing. Use a CR2032 Lithium Coin Cell battery, inserting it as shown
in Diagram 3.
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Door-Chime Remove the battery compartment
cover and insert the two LR6(AA) alkaline batteries as shown in Diagram 4.
When these batteries need replacing, the Low Battery Warning Light (B in Diagram
5) will flash every 5 seconds. The Door Chime can be free standing or
wall mounted using the wall bracket provided. If wall mounting is preferred,
screw the bracket to the wall, Diagram 6. The Door Chime hooks onto the wall
bracket as illustrated. There is an external adapter socket (C in Diagram
5) which allows you to power the Door Chime receiver from a 220-240V mains
socket using the Friedland Libra plug-in mains adapter which can be purchased
separately (D254). Tune Selection Your Bell Push can be setup
to make the Door Chime play a 2 note or 4 note sequence. The Tune Selector
in the Bell Push (A in Diagram 6) is factory set to position 1 making the Door
Chime play the standard 2 note sequence. If you would prefer the 4 note sequence
just move Tune Selector to position 2. You can change the note sequence
at any time by using the procedure above. Volume Control The
Volume Control (B in diagram 7) enables you to adjust the volume of your Door
Chime at any time or turn it off completely. As shown on Diagram 7 the settings
are: 2. High 1. Low 0. Mute Your Libra Wirefree Bell Push and Door
Chime use a coding system to ensure there is no interference to or from a
neighbouring Friedland wirefree product. Your Bell Push and Door Chime need
to have identical codes so that they can recognise each other. In the unlikely
event that your Door Chime rings without your Bell Push being used, it means
another Friedland wirefree product, either your own or a neighbour's, is using
the same code as your own. You can then change your code by following this
procedure:- 1. Remove the front cover from the Bell Push. Using a pen tip
alter one or more of the 8 switches (C in Diagram 6) to the ON position.
2. Remove the battery compartment from the Door Chime. Again using a pen tip alter
the switches 1 to 8 (D in Diagram 8) to correspond exactly to the switches you
have set in the ON position in the Bell Push. Example:
if you set switch 1 in your Bell Push to the ON position, then you must set
switch 1 in your Door Chime to the ON position. In the unlikely event that
your Door Chime rings without your Bell Push being used, it means another
Friedland wirefree product, either your own or a neighbour's, is using the
same system code as your own. You should change the system code in all your
products in the same way as described above. Movement Activated Door
Chimes Friedland Libra chimes can also be activated by a Friedland Spectra
433MHz PIR Movement Detector/ Transmitter. All you have to do is make sure that
the PIR and Door Chime have the same system code. Other Libra Products
All Friedland Libra products are compatible and will activate each other if the
system codes are set to be the same, as described above. For example, if you
install an additional Libra Bell Push for your back door, just ensure that you
adjust the system code to be the same as your other Bell Push and your Door Chime.
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Friedland guarantees this product for 3 years from the of purchase. This does
not effect your statuory rights If you require further information about Libra
products, call the Friedland helpline on 0161 432 0277 ext 888. |
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
Chime not sounding | Batteries may not be inserted
correctly | Check all batteries have been inserted correctly |
| Chime may be positioned out of range of the
Extender | Move your Chime closer to the Extender |
| A metallic object may be blocking the signal from the Extender | Experiment
with the location of your Chime to see if you can position it in a more
suitable place | | The battery in the Extender
may need replacing | Press the Bell Push. If Confidence Light (D) Diagram
1 does not illuminate, replace the Extender battery |
| Your Extender and Chime may have different system codes | Check
the system codes in both your Chime and Extender |
| Your volume control may be set to the mute setting | Set
volume control to position 1 or 2 | | The
Extender may not be wired correctly | Press the Bell Push. If Confidence
Light (D Diagram 1),does not illuminate, check the extender wiring. If
you are extending an existing datebattery powered Chime, swap the two
wires over at the transmitter terminals | False
activation of the Chime | Another of your own or a neighbour's wirefree
product may be using the same code | Change the system codes in both
your Extender and Chime | |
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