How to Program Your ERA-DCRX with ERA-UTX and ERA-PBTX Transmitters

Learn how to program your ERA-DCRX desktop receiver with both the ERA-UTX universal transmitter and ERA-PBTX push button. While ERA products share similar programming principles, this guide focuses on the specific requirements for these components.

Before beginning, please note that each ERA product has unique features and settings. Always refer to your product’s specific manual for detailed instructions and advanced features.

System Components Overview

ERA-DCRX Desktop Receiver

• Features:
  – Multiple zone support
  – Adjustable volume control
  – Various alert tones
  – External device connections

Compatible Transmitters

• ERA-UTX Universal Transmitter:
  – Multi-purpose functionality
  – Weatherproof design
  – Integration capabilities
• ERA-PBTX Push Button:
  – Weather-resistant construction
  – LED confirmation
  – Extended battery life

Programming Instructions

Preparing Your ERA-DCRX

1. Power up:
   – Connect to power source
   – Verify status LED
2. Enter programming mode:
   – Press and hold mode button
   – Wait for LED indicator
   – Listen for confirmation tone

Pairing Transmitters

• ERA-UTX Setup:
  – Trigger transmitter while in program mode
  – Confirm successful pairing
  – Test functionality
• ERA-PBTX Setup:
  – Press button to initiate pairing
  – Watch for LED confirmation
  – Verify connection

Customization Options

Alert Tone Selection

• Choose Different Tones:
  – Press volume button to cycle
  – Select unique sounds per transmitter
  – Test each selection
• Volume Adjustment:
  – Multiple levels available
  – Set appropriate sound level
  – Test in actual environment

Advanced Settings

• Zone Configuration:
  – Assign transmitters to zones
  – Set unique alerts per zone
  – Organize by location or function
• External Device Integration:
  – Connect additional alerts
  – Configure trigger settings
  – Test all connections

Troubleshooting Tips

• If pairing fails:
  – Reset programming mode
  – Check battery status
  – Verify proper distance
• Signal issues:
  – Check for interference
  – Adjust positioning
  – Test in different locations

For detailed specifications and advanced features, always consult your product manuals. Contact our technical support team for additional assistance with programming or troubleshooting.