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You should program the required firing channel right after the teach-in sequence and test if the device
correctly responds to the firing commands.
By a short activation of the sensor field 'On' you can quit the teach-in mode and switch the device off.

11. Programming of a firing channel

The device has been programmed to the default setting before shipment which is firing channel 1.
To program a firing channel proceed this way:
Switch on your transmitter PFS Profi or PFC Advanced. Operate the transmitter in manual firing mode,
with the key switch 'firing mode' in off position.
Select the firing channel to be programmed by using 'Up' and 'Down' or the keypad at the transmitter.
Switch on the receiver as usually and remove the magnetic pen from the sensor field.
After that activate the sensor field 'On' for at least 10 seconds. First the device will display the battery
status on the LED bar. This will vanish and shortly after that the yellow LED 'Program Mode' will be lit.
Only now you may remove the magnetic pen from the sensor field.
You see a LED chaser on the LED bar. This informs you that the device is in the firing channel
program mode. In addition the yellow LED 'Program Mode' is on. This mode is temporary. If no
programming command is being received the device changes to the normal receiving mode after
some time.
Program the required firing channel by pressing the key 'Range Test' at your PFS Profi or by pressing
the key 'Wireless Programming' at your PFC Advanced. This key is labelled in the LCD with an
antenna symbol and the tag 'Prog.'.
As soon as the command has been received all five green LEDs of the bar are flashing several times.
The device is storing the channel information permanently. The programming will be present again if
the device is being switched off and on again or if the batteries have been removed.
After that the device returns to the receiving mode.
By sending a firing command you can check if the device responds. Naturally you have to ensure that
no effect e.g. at another receiver is being fired unintentionally when doing so.
Note: The device will also fire if a firing command is being sent while the programming mode is active.