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768r/769rLearning DetectorsThe 768r/769r units learn the identity of individual transmitters and allocatethem to specific channels. The units can learn up to four transmitters perchannel, giving a potential maximum of 32 transmitters per 768r/769r(depending on transmitter type). However, since some types of transmitterbroadcast on more than one channel, an installation may not achieve thismaximum number. Cooper Security Ltd recommend that as far as possibleyou do not learn more than one transmitter to each channel.Each transmitter has a default mode that the receiver uses when it firstlearns the transmitter. (See Table 1.) You may change the mode used forindividual channels with the OP command (see page 21). Cooper SecurityLtd recommend that you use the default transmitter mode wherever possible.TransmitterTypeCh. AAlarmCh. BTamperChannel 3& 4TransmitterUniversal Tx 2 2 - 734r, 735r, 739rPIR 1 2 - 713r, 714r, 715rPendant 1 - - 701r, 702rFire/Smoke 2 2 - 719rTelecommand 1 1 1 705rPA/Lone Worker 1 2 - 726r, 706rFour Channel 2 2 2 703rTable 1. Default Modes For TransmittersWhen programming, you can either allocate a transmitter to a specificchannel (see "Manual Learning", or you can allow the receiver to select thenext available free channel for you (see "Auto Learning").The 768r/769r can learn transmitters either by using the infra red light fromthe transmitter’s activity LEDs, or from their radio signals. When deliveredfrom the factory the 768r/769r uses infra red learning. If you wish to use radiolearning you must disable infra red learning, see page 23.If you wish a 769r to learn a transmitter then you must make sure that theattached 768r is NOT in programming mode.Manual Learning (Ln)To learn a transmitter to a specific channel/device number:1. Enter programming mode if the 768r/769r is not already there.The display shows:LnNote: If the display shows some other command press Select until you seeLn.18 of 28 Issue 1