m-e FG-2.2 Funk Gong Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- m-e
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m-e FG-2.2 Funk Gong
Thank you for purchasing the radio door bell FG-2.
Please read the following instructions carefully and keep them for possible later use!
No cables are necessary for this wireless doorbell. If the bell button is pressed a signal is sent to the bell unit, which activates the bell. The receiver is fitted with a through plug, which means that the socket can continue to be used (a switch function is not given). The operating range is up to 100 metres, depending on the line of sight. The range of the radio signal is, however, reduced if the signal needs to be transmitted through walls or ceilings. Metal doorframes and reinforced UPVC doorframes also reduce the operating range.
A. BELL BUTTON UNIT (Figure 1)
1 x 3 volt lithium battery (CR2450) is already installed. Please remove the battery contact strip it necessary. The bell button is ready for immediate use.
A. 1 Mounting
To mount the unit please break out the two pre-drilled holes and use the back
as a template to mark the mounting position. Drill the holes and attach the
mounting plate to the wall with the screws and dowels (included). Replace the
front section.
Attention – Do not break the holes out if you do not want to mount the unit using screws as this will impede the unit’s water resistance.
INITIAL STARTUP
Setting up the transmitter
- Insert the battery in the transmitter.
- Plug the receiver into the socket, or insert the batteries in the receiver. The receiver should acknowledge this with two beeps.
- Press the bell button on the transmitter.
- The receiver plays a melody and the system is ready for use.
A.2 Setting the ring tone
Ring tone selection is carried out using the small, black button (2) in the
bell button unit that is marked with the letter ‘S’. The ring tone is set to
the Westminster’ tone at the factory. If you wish to change this to one of the
seven other possible tones then press the button (2) briefly until you hear a
tone from the doorbell unit. Repeat this process until you hear the bell tone
that you wish to use. The last tone played remains in the unit’s memory and is
set.
- Westminster
- Ding Ding Ding Dong
- Telephone
- Circus Theme
- Banjo On My Knee
- Twinkle Twinkle
- It’s A Small World
- Dog barking
Setting up additional transmitters
Each receiver supports up to 4 transmitters. To set up additional
transmitters, proceed as follows:
Setting up additional transmitters
Each receiver supports up to 4 transmitters. To set up additional
transmitters, proceed as follows:
- Press the CODE button (6) on the receiver for approx. 2 seconds, the receiver beeps once and is now in learning mode.
- Press the bell button on the additional transmitter within 4 seconds.
- The receiver plays a melody, the additional transmitter has been set up and the receiver returns to normal mode.
Repeat these steps for all transmitters that need to be set up. A maximum of 4 transmitters are supported.
Note: It the bell button on the transmitter is not pressed within 4 seconds of activating learning mode, learning mode is automatically deactivated on the receiver and this is acknowledged by a signal tone.
Changing the system code
In rare cases the signal code of your system may overlap with that of a
neighbor. If so, the code(s) will need to be changed.
- Open the transmitter and remove the battery (CR2450).
- Wait approx. 10 seconds and reinsert the battery.
- Unplug the receiver from the socket, or remove the batteries.
- Wait approx. 30 seconds.
- Plug the receiver into the socket, or insert the batteries in the receiver. The receiver should acknowledge this with two beeps.
- Press the bell button on the transmitter.
- The receiver plays a melody.
Any additional transmitters must also be assigned a new code and must be set up again. To do this, remove the battery (CR2450) from the transmitter for approx. 10 seconds and then perform the steps listed under “Setting up additional transmitters”.
A.5 Changing the battery
Remove the back of the casing by pressing a small slotted screwdriver against
the notch on the side and lift the casing off in an upward motion (as shown in
figure 1). Remove the old battery and insert one 3-volt lithium battery
(CR2450). Ensure that the positive pole (+) is facing in the right direction.
Replace the cover by inserting the hooks on the top of the reverse side and
click it into the lower edge.
A.6 Connecting to existing bell system or bell button
You can also integrate the transmitter via the three connections A, B and C in
existing bell systems
Version 1
With an external (bell) button via clamps A and C
Version 2
With alternating current (e.g. in parallel to an existing door bell) via
clamps A and B with a current of no more than 12 volt AC
Version 3
With direct current (e.g. in parallel to an existing door bell) via clamps A
and B with a current of no more than 12 volt DC
A = Plus
B = Minus/mass
B. BELL UNIT (Fig. 2)
The bell unit is operated in a 230V power socket. Now insert the receiver in a power socket. The device is now operational.
B. 1 Set volume
There is a rotary button (4) on the reverse in the battery compartment that
can be used to set the volume. Turn the button in a clockwise direction to
increase volume and in an anti-clockwise direction to reduce volume.
C. AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES
Model: FG-Transmitter
D. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The portable doorbell is a sensitive electronic product and the following precautionary measures should always be taken
- The bell unit should only be used in dry locations.
- Do not expose the bell unit to direct sunlight or moisture.
- It you stop using the bell button or the doorbell unit for a long period then remove the batteries and store them in a safe place.
- Do not drop either of the units and do not subject them to excessive impacts.
E. TROUBLE-SHOOTING & NOTES FOR USE
PROBLEM
Bell does not sound when the bell knob is pressed.
PAUSIBLE CAUSE
- Units outside the operating range, max. 100 metres
- Bell knob and bell unit are not set to the same channel
- The battery in the transmitter must be replaced
RECOMMENDED MEASURE
- Reduce the distance between the door bell and bell knob unit
- Change the channel settings (see A.4 Changing the channel)
- Replace the battery
PROBLEM
Bell rings without the bell button having been pressed.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
A similar radio product is being used in the close vicinity on the same
channel.
RECOMMENDED STEPS
Changing the channel (see A.4 Changing the channel).
Important note: There are no parts in the unit that require you to maintain them; do not try to open the unit for repairs.
F. SPECIFICATIONS
- Bell button Power: 1x 3 volt lithium battery CR2450 (provided)
- Power consumption : 10 mA (ON) / 0,001 mA (OFF)
Door bell unit
- Power supply : 230V/50Hz, approx. 1W
- Through plug capacity : max. 3000W
- Operating temperature : -10°C to +45°C
- Operating range : up to 100 meters in line of sight
- Optional bell sounds : 8
- Channels : 256, self-adjusting
G. INFORMATION
Information regarding CE – Conformity
The functionality of the unit can be affected by the influence of strong
static, electrical or high frequency fields (discharging, mobile phones,
radios, microwaves).
Cleaning and maintenance
Always disconnect mains powered units from the mains supply before cleaning (disconnect the plug). The unit housing can be cleaned using a soapy soft cloth. Do not use any abrasive materials or chemicals. Remove dust build-up from ventilation slits using a brush and clean up using a vacuum cleaner. Do not hold the vacuum cleaner nozzle directly against the unit.
Safety instructions
In the event of damage to the housing, connectors, power cables or
isolation shielding, switch off the device immediately and disconnect from the
mains power. ELECTRIC SHOCK – DANGER OF LOSS OF LIFE. (Unplug the mains
connector from the socket!). Damage should be repaired immediately by a
specialist!
Never carry out repairs yourself!
The warranty will be null and void in case of damages arising from violations
of these operating instructions. We are not liable for consequential damages!
We accept no liability for material damages or injuries arising from inappropriate use or violation of the safety instructions. In such cases all warranty claims are null and void!
Do not use this product in hospitals or other medical facilities. Although this device transmits only relatively weak radio signals, the signals may in such locations result in malfunctioning of systems critical to lite. The same may apply to other areas.
For reasons of safety and licensing (CE), unauthorized conversion and / or modification of the product is prohibited Do not take the product apart! There is a danger of lethal electric shock!
Do not leave packaging material lying about since plastic toils and pockets and polystyrene parts etc. could be lethal toys for children.
The interior unit is suitable only for dry interior rooms (not bathrooms and other moist places). Do not allow the device to get moist or wet. There is a danger of lethal electric shock!
In industrial institutions, the accident prevention regulations of the Association of Commercial Professional Associations for electrical installations and equipment must be observed. Please consult a specialist should you have doubts regarding the method of operation, the safety, or the connections of the device.
Handle the product with care – it is sensitive to bumps, knocks or falls even from low heights.
Warranty
2 years warranty from date of purchasing, on base of correct using.
The producer is not responsible for consequential damages which are effected
directly or indirectly from this item.
Subject to change without prior notification. In the framework of product
updates and device optimization, the contents may vary from the packaging
specification.
These operating instruction are published by m-e GmbH modern-electronics, An den Kolonaten 37, 26160 Bad Zwischenahn/Germany
The operating instructions reflect the current technical specifications at time of print. We reserve the right to change the technical or physical specifications.
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