Chamberlain WIRELESS PORTABLE INDOOR/OUTDOOR INTERCOM NTD2 user manual

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Model NTD2
Wireless Portable Indoor/Outdoor
Intercom
Overview
Call Mode: In Call Mode the intercom may only be
used to call the intercom network and will not be able
The Intercom has up to a 1000' range and allows
to hear conversation from within the network.
multiple simultaneous conversations, using a 900 MHz
To put intercom into Call Mode place
secure digital radio link. The intercoms form an
Dipswitch #1 to the UP position.
exclusive network and respond only to other intercoms
in

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Mounting with Tape Programming Intercom The intercom must be programmed to at least one Step 1 other intercom to become a network or it can be programmed into an existing network. Create New Network Clean back of intercom and mounting surface using the alcohol wipe. Before programming, clear memory on all intercoms. Step 2 Press the Learn button on the new intercom until a beep is heard. Within 10 seconds put the second intercom into Learn Mode (refer to table below). INTERCOM LEARN MODE

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Secure Cover Troubleshooting Intercom does not function. Check batteries in Intercom. When you press the Talk button you should hear a tone. Ensure Intercom is connected to a network. See Assemble & Program. Intercom is not getting expected transmission range. Keep Intercom away from trees, metal objects and electrical wiring. Do not mount intercom on a tree, masonry, or metal surface. Secure cover with the two large black screws. Intercom beeps every ten minutes. The battery is low in the

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One Year Limited Warranty The Chamberlain Group, Inc. warrants to the first retail purchaser of this product that it is free from defect in materials and/or workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates