Anyone know how you pair more than one alarm to the same colour on the Delkim RX-D receiver. Many thanks
In reply to Post #1
there's videos on you tube how to do it
there's videos on you tube how to do it
In reply to Post #1
https://www.delkim.co.uk/portfolio/rx-d-user-guide-4-3-multi-channel-pairing/
https://www.delkim.co.uk/portfolio/rx-d-user-guide-4-3-multi-channel-pairing/
In reply to Post #3
Plenty on YouTube and the Delkim app but not one show you how to pair to the same colour
Thanks away
Plenty on YouTube and the Delkim app but not one show you how to pair to the same colour
Thanks away
In reply to Post #3
Plenty on YouTube and the Delkim app but not one show you how to pair to the same colour
Thanks away
Plenty on YouTube and the Delkim app but not one show you how to pair to the same colour
Thanks away
In reply to Post #1
Have you worked it out yet very clear in the links provided ?
Else throw them in the bin and get some washing liquid bottle tops 👍🏼
Have you worked it out yet very clear in the links provided ?
Else throw them in the bin and get some washing liquid bottle tops 👍🏼
In reply to Post #7
No, once l've pair one up to the blue it moves on to the next colour and you can't go all way round again sure l'll get there in the end probably sometime next year at this rate.
Cheers lads
No, once l've pair one up to the blue it moves on to the next colour and you can't go all way round again sure l'll get there in the end probably sometime next year at this rate.
Cheers lads
In reply to Post #8
So I did an experiment thinking perhaps the reason yours is not working as one of the alarm heads batteries is low.
As I can imagine when writing to the onboard flash or the EEPROM with such settings requires a voltage level and if it's below the tolerance it won't program.
So I reset all to factory settings I placed a known used battery in alarm one and they would not enter single channel or multichannel mode. I saw exactly what you described below.
Taking out the duff battery and putting a new one in hey presto single and multichannel programming work 👍🏼
So I did an experiment thinking perhaps the reason yours is not working as one of the alarm heads batteries is low.
As I can imagine when writing to the onboard flash or the EEPROM with such settings requires a voltage level and if it's below the tolerance it won't program.
So I reset all to factory settings I placed a known used battery in alarm one and they would not enter single channel or multichannel mode. I saw exactly what you described below.
Taking out the duff battery and putting a new one in hey presto single and multichannel programming work 👍🏼
In reply to Post #9
All new. batteries and no problem pairing up just can't get them on the same colour
All new. batteries and no problem pairing up just can't get them on the same colour
In reply to Post #10
Did you reset all alarms and the receiver ?
When in single channel mode and pairing are you able to change to whichever LED you like to pair the single alarms ?
Did you reset all alarms and the receiver ?
When in single channel mode and pairing are you able to change to whichever LED you like to pair the single alarms ?
I don't know how you do it, but you need to put it into multi channel pairing mode. In the single channel mode it moves to the next LED. Edit..I just checked the app, you need to hold PB1 for 1 then 2 beeps to enter multi channel pairing mode. PS..get the app!