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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

  1. Ensure the receiver has fresh batteries or is powered by a plug-in wall transformer
  2. Open the cover of the receiver
  3. Press and hold the Zone selector button for approximately three seconds until the strobe light flashes and zone ID one starts to blink
  4. If programming to a different zone, push the Zone selector button to scroll to the desired zone ID
  5. Press the Melody selector button to scroll through available melodies and select the desired one
  6. Press the button on the transmitter to trigger it; different transmitter types are triggered differently
  7. Exit programming mode by pressing the Zone selector button to scroll through all zones until passing Zone ID 4
LRA D1000 diagram showing volume control knob, melody selector button, and mode selector button
Receiver controls for programming
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Push button transmitter trigger

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