A) Using BJ System remote controllers

To control the BJ Enabler socket + via any controller of the BJ System, follow these steps:

1. Select a position on the Enabler’s “RF code selector” (Figure 1). The code assigned to the Enabler is given by Table 1.
2. Connect the Enabler to the mains, taking into account the device’s technical characteristics.
3. Program on the remote control the RF code assigned in step 1 (check the remote’s User Guide to carry out this operation).
4. Connect the device that you want to control to the Enabler’s “socket” (Figure 1) or if you are using a switch adapted device, connect it to the “switch output” with the included cable. Take into account the equipment’s technical characteristics and make sure that the device is turned on.
5. Press the programmed key on the remote control to activate the device. Every time you press the switch, the socket will be turned on for a fixed amount of time by the time selector according to Table 2.

When connecting switch adapted devices, the switch output will work at the same time and in the same way as the connected device.

IMPORTANT: Whenever the position of the “RF code selector” is modified to assign a different code to the Enabler, it must be unplug from the mains socket for at least 5 seconds. The new code will be recorded when the Enabler is plug again.

Table 1.

• Activating various Enablers at the same time: It is possible to activate various Enablers located in different places at the same time by adjusting the “RF code selector” to the same position in all Enablers.

• Activating different Enablers: It is possible to activate different Enablers by pressing a different button on the BJ System controller. You just need to adjust a different position on the “RF code selector” in each Enabler.

B) Using a switch

When you need to control the Enabler locally, you can do so using a switch.

In this case, you can control the Enabler by connecting any switch to the Enabler’s “Switch input” (Figure 1).  Every time you press the switch, the socket will be turned on for a fixed amount of time by the time selector according to Table 2.