Replacing The Battery - Bellman & Symfon BE1470 Manual Del Usuario

Default signal pattern
When a transmitter is activated, the pager lights up a Visit LED and starts to vibrate with a certain pace. This is
called signal pattern. The transmitters determine the signal pattern, and the default is as follows:
Activated transmitter Pager LED colour
 Door transmitter Green
 Push button transmitter Green
 Telephone transmitter Yellow
 Baby monitor Orange
 Smoke alarm Red
The signal pattern can only be changed on the transmitters, see separate user manuals.

Replacing the battery

When the battery LED starts to blink in yellow, the battery is nearly depleted. Here is how you replace it:
 Open the battery cover and press the battery eject button to remove the old battery. Insert a new 1.5 V AAA
type alkaline battery, see the battery compartment for correct positioning.
Changing the front label
If you want to use Visit for other purposes, the pager front label can be replaced. Here is how it's done:
 Open the battery cover, replace the original label with the customized one and close the cover again.
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Vibration, BE1470 Vibration, BE1230
Slow Slow
Slow Slow
Medium Slow
Fast Fast
Long Long
Changing the radio key
If your neighbor also has a Visit system, you can change the radio key so that your systems don't interfere.
See Changing the radio key in the Installer's guide.
Accessories
The pager can be complemented with the following
accessories:
 BE1260 Pager charger
Charges your pager during the night. Place it on the
bedside table and connect up to two bed shakers.
Please note that the pager will not vibrate when it's
charging, but the Visit LEDs will act as usual.
 BE1270 Bed shaker
Wakes you with vibrations if anything happens while you
are asleep. Connect it to the pager charger and slide it
under your pillow or mattress.
Warning! When using the pager charger ONLY USE RECHARGEABLE NiMH BATTERIES in the
pager. Non-rechargeable batteries will start to leak if the pager is placed in the charger and the
battery acid will damage the electronics. The resulting damage is not covered by warranty.
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