Program a LRA Transmitter to the LRA-DCRX Receiver
This guide walks through programming a transmitter to an LRA-DCRX receiver. The functionality remains the same despite style changes in the LRA-D1000 product line.
Published November 18, 2021
LRA-DCRX Programming Notes to Consider
- The LRA-DCRX and LRA-VPRX each have four zones; the LRA-DCRXS has two zones
- Each zone can only store one transmitter at a time
- Zones allow assignment of distinct melodies to determine which sensor triggered the receiver
- Delete existing zone memory before programming a new transmitter to that zone
- Programming mode automatically exits after 10 seconds
Steps to Program the LRA Transmitter to the LRA-DCRX Receiver
- Ensure the receiver has fresh batteries or is powered by a plug-in wall transformer
- Open the cover of the receiver
- Press and hold the Zone selector button for approximately three seconds until the strobe light flashes and zone ID one starts to blink
- If programming to a different zone, push the Zone selector button to scroll to the desired zone ID
- Press the Melody selector button to scroll through available melodies and select the desired one
- Press the button on the transmitter to trigger it; different transmitter types are triggered differently
- Exit programming mode by pressing the Zone selector button to scroll through all zones until passing Zone ID 4

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