Engineering SpecSheet SmaRT 00-218-DIS Handheld Remote Features s 2.4GHz Spread Spectrum Technology s 300ft. (100m) Line-of-Sight Range s 18-Button Control s Two Line LCD Display with Backlight and Contrast Control s LED Indicators s Rugged High-Impact Polymer/Polycarbonate/Stainless Steel Enclosure s Weatherproof Design Powered by Two 9V Batteries The SmaRT OO-218-DIS Handheld Remote is an 18-button handheld remote using 2.4GHz DSSS technology to provide a 300ft. line-of-sight handheld-to-base unit communication range. The handheld has 18-button allowing ON/OFF and custom factory configuration of up to 16-function control of a SmaRT base unit. The two-line display provides instant verification of control activity. The adjustable backlight and contrast allows for user control of power consumption. The unit enclosure is constructed of rugged high-impact polymer with a polycarbonate faceplate on the display. A stainless steel faceplate is securely attached to provide additional ruggedness. Using Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) wireless technology at 2.4GHz, the handheld provides a robust link in congested radio environments with a variety of SmaRT base units including the powerful BU-916F. SmaRT handheld remotes feature seamless association to SmaRT base units without the need to open either the handheld or base unit case. Specifications Power Batteries Two Type PP3 +9V Alkaline Auto-shutdown 30 sec. of button inactivity Environment Operating Temp Storage Temp Humidity Radio Frequency RF Power License Modulation Antenna Enclosure Dimensions Total Weight Durability 9 %” x 3 y8” x 1 y4 ” (231.8 mm x 79.4 mm x 31.8mm) 15.2 oz. (430.9 gr.) High impact polymer case Polycarbonate faceplate Stainless steel faceplate Control Functions LED Indicators Green Flashing Green Solid Amber Flashing Amber Solid Pushbuttons Style Button Life Transmit Button press (switch active) Message received Active base unit output One ON; one OFF; and sixteen function Latching or Momentary 5-million operations (typical) SmaRT OO-218-DIS Handheld Remote January 14, 2009

Engineering SpecSheet Association Communication between the handheld remote and base unit must be established before the system can be used. This link process is called Association and it is performed while the handheld remote is in Associate Mode. Association between remote and base unit is established at the factory; however, there may be instances in the field when a handheld remote and a base unit must be re-associated. Power must be removed from the base unit and the handheld must be OFF. When necessary, Association can be performed as follows: 1. Remove power from the base unit and turn...