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Wireless Remote Start Operation:

There are 2 types of wireless start

modules available. The pneumatic

wireless start module (ToolSync ) is

plugged inline with the air hose supplying

air to a tool. When air flows, a wireless

signal is transmitted to the vacuum to

signal it to turn on. When the air flow

stops, the vacuum is signaled to turn off

after about a 6 second delay. The Electric

wireless start module (ToolSync E) works

in the same way as the ToolSync

module except it plugs into a power outlet

and measures current flow to signal the

vacuum to operate. Both remote start

modules have a red blinking light that

signals the unit is transmitting

Note for ToolSync E electric wireless start

modules: When using large amperage

devices and the ToolSync E modules, it is

important to plug the tool into a different

circuit than that of the vacuum to avoid

tripping a circuit breaker. Never plug the

ToolSync E into the vacuum outlet.

Note for ToolSync Pneumatic wireless

start modules: The ToolSync module can

send false signals if excessively jarred. It is

best to mount the module on a wall or onto

the hard lines. ll ToolSync modules are

shipped without air fittings. The fittings on

the module are a 3/8" FNPT tapered. ny

fitting desired can be attached with

pressures up to 150 psi. The ToolSync

module requires 2

batteries. The mod-

ule is shipped with these batteries installed

and should last many months with normal

use. When the transmit light stops blinking

when air is flowing, remove the 4 screws on

the module case to open the unit and

replace the batteries.

Multiple wireless start modules:

The first time the vacuum receives a

wireless signal, it will automatically

recognize that and only that device that

send the signal. Each vacuum has the

ability to learn to operate on a specific set

of wireless start modules (up to 16). For a

vacuum to recognize multiple wireless start

modules, the following training procedure

must be followed. The training/reset plug

shown below will be required for the

following procedures. Note that the training

plug is not included with the vacuum and is

available through Dustless Technologies.

It is only required when multiple vacuums or

multiple remote start modules are used.

Wireless training

procedure:

1.Turn the vacuum off. (O on the switch)

2.Insert the training/reset plug.

3.Switch the vacuum to the automatic or II

position. (Do NOT push in the red button)

4.The vacuum will now be waiting for a

remote start and will learn the next

wireless signal that it receives.

5. ctivate the wireless start module. Once

the vacuum has turned on, that wireless

start module has been learned.

6. s long as the training plug is in the

vacuum, it will learn or recognize all

wireless start modules.

7.When training is complete, remove

the training plug.

The vacuum can also be reset back to

factory defaults by executing the following

reset procedure. In factory default mode,

the vacuum does not recognize any

wireless start modules. The first time

the vacuum receives a wireless signal,

it will automatically recognize that and

only that device.

Wireless reset procedure:

1.Turn the vacuum off. (0 on the switch)

2.Insert the training/reset plug.

3.Press the red button in on the

training/reset plug.

4.While holding in the red button,

switch the vacuum to the automatic or

II position. When the vacuum turns on, it

has been reset.

5.Turn the vacuum off, and remove the

training/reset plug.

fter resetting the vacuum, all previously

recognized devices will need to be retrained

according to the above training procedure.

One Wireless Start module controlling

multiple vacuums:

It is possible for one wireless start module

to control multiple vacuums. To do this,

reset both vacuums, activate the remote

start module so it starts transmitting,

then turn the vacuums on. They will be

trained to the first wireless signal received.

If this condition is not desired, reset both

vacuums and train them to individual

wireless start modules.

Multiple Vacuum and Multiple

Wireless Start Modules:

It is possible for each vacuum to recognize

16 unique modules. This can be achieved

by systematically training one vacuum with

associated wireless start modules, then

moving on to the next vacuum. Care must

be taken when training multiple vacuums

to ensure that only one vacuum is being

trained at a time along with only one

wireless start module being activated

at a time.

Model 16009 training/reset procedure:

To reset:

1.Turn the unit off.

2.Place a paperclip into the small hole on the

left side of the vacuum top until a small

detent is felt.

3.Turn on the unit with the reset/training

switch depressed.

The unit will now be in the factory shipped

state with no trained devices.

To train:

1.Turn the unit on.

2.Place a paperclip into the small hole on the

left side of the vacuum top until a small

detent is felt. Hold the switch in the

depressed position.

3.Send a wireless signal to the unit from a

remote ToolSync device.

Once the vacuum turns on, it is permanently

trained to that device.

s long as the button is pressed, up to 16

devices can be associated with the vacuum.

Warning: Don't push too hard or the

reset/training switch can be damaged.

Warning: The reset/training switch is just

inside the plastic wall, don't push a paperclip

too far into the unit or damage to the unit or

possible electrocution could result.

This device complies with Part 15 of the

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions: (1) this device

may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interfer-

ence received, including interference that

my cause undesired operation.