Owner's Manual

ADDRESSING THE WVC WITH THE WVP....................................................

(WVP required to perform this function)

Each WVC controller requires a unique

identification number for proper radio

operation with the WVP. Setting unique

addresses for each WVC allows for

separate radio programming and manual

operations with individual WVC control-

lers even though other controllers may

be in the surrounding area. The unique

address is a 3-digit number from 000 to

999. Once the address is set, you must

remember the ID for future operation.

(Refer to the WVP Owner’s Manual for

detailed programming instructions).

To set the unique address on the WVC:

1. Press the Transmit/Receive button on the WVP to enter

the communications mode.(Lower portion of display).

2. Use the and buttons to change the 3-digit

identification number. Use the button to make sure

that the WVP is in the transmit mode with the arrow on

the display pointing towards the address icon (see

figure 1).

3. Unscrew the rear half of the WVC body to gain access

to the battery compartment.

4. Install a standard 9-volt alkaline battery into the battery

holder (see Connecting the Battery).

5. Wait for the red light inside the battery compartment to

come on, this may take 10-15 seconds.

6. Immediately press and hold the Transmit/Receive

button on the WVP. The WVP will beep twice when

transmission commences. Release the button.

7. The WVP will beep twice again when the identification

number has been learned by the WVC.

8. If the WVP illuminates the failed to communicate icon

then start over from step 4.

NOTE: If no WVP communication takes

place after the red light on the WVC comes

on, the WVC will turn this light back off

(after 20 seconds) and revert back to the

address already programmed into the WVC.

Figure 1