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Changing Digital Codes

Codes on all control units and transmitters are set at the factory and should not

require alteration . If you use other wireless products in your home (garage door

openers, etc . ) , there is a slight chance of interference with the signal . The following

instructions will aid in resetting the code .

Important: All transmitters and the control unit must have the same code setting!

Changing the Actuator Code

Disconnect power to receiver unit by unplugging power cord .

1 . Remove cover using the 4 screws located in the corners of the cover .

2 . Locate code switch block (see illustration below) . Switches are numbered

1 through 8 .

3 . Arrange the switches in any combination (on or off position) . Write down the

code combination you selected . Example: 1-on, 2-off, 3-off, 4-on, 5-off, 6-on, 7-off,

and 8-off .

4 . Some WaterCop® receivers may have 6 dip

switches . To match codes between 6 and 8

dip switch units, set switches 1–6 exactly the

same on both units . Switches 7 and 8 must

remain in the "on" or "up" position .

5 . Carefully tuck wires completely into case

and reinstall cover .

6 . Reconnect power by plugging the power

cord into power receptacle .

Changing the Transmitter Code

1 . Remove transmitter cover .

2 . Locate code switch block . Switches are

numbered 1 through 8 .

3 . Arrange the switches in the exact combination as the code that you set in the

receiver . It is important that the same exact code be set in the receiver and all

transmitters . If the codes differ, the unit will not function properly .

4 . Some WaterCop® transmitters may have 6 dip switches . To match codes between

6 and 8 dip switch units, set switches 1-6 exactly the same on both units . Switches

7 and 8 must remain in the "on" or "up" position .

5 . Test each transmitter to ensure that the unit is functioning properly .

6 . If not, verify that all codes are set the same . When all transmitters are functioning

properly, your WaterCop® Classic System is on duty to help protect your home from

damage due to plumbing leaks .