User's Manual

2. Press the Mode button until the

word “Max Station” appears

on the display. The maximum

number of stations will be

blinking at this point.

3. Use the

or button

to increase or decrease the

maximum number of stations. Then do not touch any

of the buttons for 5 seconds and the display will stop

blinking and return back to the active station.

The ICR is designed to operate with two groups of Hunter

controllers:

SRC/Pro-C/ICC Controllers

The maximum number of stations from 1 to 48. The ICR also

provides the user with the ability to operate programs

(A, B, C).

ACC/ACC Decoder Controllers

Selecting the maximum station number 240 allows the user

to operate up to 240 stations and 18 programs (programs

are displayed with a P and program number ex: P5).

PREPARING THE RECEIVER FOR USE ............................................................

As stated earlier, your ICR is designed to work right out of

the box. If you have decided to change your Transmitter

address as described in the previous section, you must allow

the Receiver to “learn” this new address. Once learned, the

only way to remove the address from the Receiver memory

is to learn a different address. This can be done by following

the simple steps outlined below.

Changing the Receiver Address

1. Hold down the single button on the face of the

Receiver while you are plugging it into an active

SmartPort

wiring harness (one connected to a

powered controller). When this is done the

Receiver will beep 4 times.

NOTE: When the ICR transmitter is set in

the ACC mode (240 stations), the ICR will

only communicate with ACC controllers. To

operate other Hunter controllers (SRC, Pro-C,

and ICC) with your remote, the transmitter

max stations needs to be set to a number from

1 to 48 stations.

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