How do I pair the remote control to the receiver?
Pairing is done according to the learning procedure described in the user manual: the receiver is put into learning mode and, by sending a command from the remote control, the remote control's ID code is stored in the receiver. Sets may come factory paired; if the set works out of the box, you do not need to run the learning procedure. Always apply the step details from your own set's manual.
On wireless remote controls, which transmitter the receiver will listen to is determined by teaching the transmitter's ID/address code to the receiver. The general logic of pairing is as follows:
- The receiver is energised and put into learning mode as described in the manual.
- A command is sent from the remote control; the receiver stores that transmitter's code.
- Learning mode is exited and verification is done by trying the channels one by one.
Points to watch in practice: isolate the machine's power circuit during learning, so that test commands do not start an unexpected movement. Carry out the learning close to the receiver, not at the edge of the range. Make sure the remote control's battery is at a sufficient level.
The button combination and timing details of the learning procedure vary by set; do not guess these steps, follow the steps in the user manual. If you do not have the manual, obtain it from the product page or from technical support. Once pairing is complete, test each channel without connecting the load, then energise the power circuit and carry out a loaded test.
The full topic: Receiver-transmitter pairing procedure