User's Manual

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PANTHER SERIES

PANTHER SERIES PANTHER SERIES

PANTHER SERIES

USER GUIDE

Mounting the pushplate:

LOCKING TAB

MOUNTING

KEYS

DOUBLE

GANG MOUNTING

HOLES

(TOP AND BOTTOM)

The Panther pushplate may be mounted with or without the mounting

bracket. To use the mounting bracket, screw a minimum of two (2)

screws into a solid surface through the holes in the mounting plate (#8

countersunk head screws must be used). The mounting plate must be

mounted so that the text side is facing up.

To attach the housing to the mounting plate, place the housing over the

key tabs on the mounting plate, and then slide the plate downward until

the locking tab engages the housing. To remove the housing, press in

the locking tab and reverse this procedure.

NOTE: To securely lock the plate, put an additional screw through both

the housing and the mounting plate.

Hex Key

Housing Assembly

Faceplate Assembly

10EMR61 SHOWN

Dimensions

: 6 ¼” (160mm) Dia. x 1.5” (36mm) H

Weight : 1.2 lbs (0.54 kg)

Material : ABS Plastic and Stainless Steel

Transmitter Frequency : 433 MHz

Certification : FCC

3 Installation

1 Description

2 Technical Specifications

We open up New Horizons

ENGAGE KEYS

LOCK/

UNLOCK

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PANTHER SERIES USER GUIDE We open up New Horizons ` 1 Description Hex Key Housing Assembly Faceplate Assembly 10EMR61 SHOWN 2 Technical Specifications Dimensions Weight Material Transmitter Frequency Certification 3 : 6 ¼” (160mm) Dia. x 1.5” (36mm) H : 1.2 lbs (0.
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Function: PRESS (TOP AND THEN BOTTOM) DETACH/ REATTACH (LISTEN FOR CLICK) BATTERY LOCATION (OBSERVE PROPER POLARITY) To assemble or disassemble the pushplate, use the enclosed hex key (or similar diameter tool) to press in and release the spring clips from the faceplate bracket. The spring clip will need to be engaged/ disengaged from top and bottom, one at a time. When the spring clips are correctly engaged, they will make a click.
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 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.