Toro TMR-1 User Manual download pdf (Page 21)

v Relocate the receiver beyond the constraints of the 6'

connection cable and power wire supplied in the TMR-1

kit. Use a conventional RJ-11 extension cord and addi-

tional 18-gage power wire to install and connect the

receiver in an optimal reception location, within 30' of

the controller.

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v Protect the handheld transmitter keypad. Pressing the

buttons on the hand-held cause it to transmit a signal

which uses battery power. If carrying the transmitter

in a toolbox, or any place where the buttons may be

accidentally pressed, will cause the batteries to discharge.

Storing the transmitter in its foam-lined carrying case is

recommended.

v Bring the batteries up to full charge. Allow the batteries

to charge continuously for at least 8 hours. The battery

charger supplied in the TMR-1 kit can remain connected

to the transmitter whenever the transmitter is not in use.

v Replace the batteries. NiMH batteries will generally last

for hundreds of charge/discharge cycles, but will eventu-

ally need to be replaced when they can no longer hold

a charge. See “Replacing the Batteries” on page 17.

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Toro TMR-1 User Manual Page 21