2/9/2017 3:01 AM | |
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The multiranger 200 can run as two independent level controllers? Each with analog outs and alarm contacts? We use the 100, but haven't seen any 200s here. |
2/12/2017 7:26 PM | |
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Thanks Danw! I searched for it but didn't have any luck. |
1/26/2019 9:19 AM | |
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Hi We have an AiRanger XPL which I wish to re calibrate. Unfortunately we do not have the keyboard for it. Are we able to purchase one. |
1/28/2019 2:12 AM | |
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Any of the Siemens Ultrasonic handhelds should work. I doubt that the original handheld programmer is still available. The XPL has been obsolete for quite some time. But the good news is that the ultrasonic handheld programmers all produced the same infrared output for any given key position on the keypad, even though the the labels differed from one model to another. That means that the top left key always generates the same IR output code, even though the label might be different. It's the position of the key on the keypad that is important. The attached graphic shows the old AiRanger XPL programmer next to a recent version programmer. [snip] The manual provides the original key button image used to navigate or enter parameters. You'll have to identify which position key was used for a given label/key button image and relate that to the new programmer. |
Last edited by: Jen_Moderator at: 1/28/2019 11:37:06 AMRemoved link, because the file is already added. |
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