Compatibility •
Magellan All-in-one Wireless Consoles (MG6250 / MG6130 / MG6160 / MG-6030 / MG-6060)
REM101: Single-button Remote Control with EZ Panic
32-Zone Wireless Transceiver Control Panels (MG5000 / MG5050)
Magellan Wireless Expansion Module (RTX3 / MG-RCV3)
User Guide
LCD Keypads with Built-in Transceivers (K32LX / K641LX)
Wireless Range Overview
30 m (100 ft.) with Magellan All-in-one Wireless Consoles and RX1
The REM101 is a single-button remote control, with easy panic functionality and battery test
45 m (150 ft.) with the MG5000 / MG5050, RTX3, MG-RCV3, K32LX, and K641LX
button. It is available in both 433 or 868 MHz versions. Battery One 3V lithium battery (CR2032) is included with the remote. Referr details
on when to replace the battery, and for instructions on how to replace it. Accessories The following carrying accessories are available for your REM101:
Lanyard attachment to wear around neck (standard)
Using Your Remote Control
You can use the REM101 to perform the following actions:
Activate panic alarms (police, medical, fire)
NOTE: Since the REM101 is a single-button remote control, it can only perform one of the above- mentioned actions at a single time. Refer to your control panel’s respective programming guide for details on programming your remote according to the user’s needs. WARNING: When replacing the battery, use only the same or equivalent type of battery recommended by the manufacturer. Danger of explosion exists if the wrong lithium battery The Action Button is used, or if it’s replaced incorrectly. In addition, recycle or dispose of used batteries in
To use your REM101 to arm your system, or activate a PGM or panic alarm, press and hold the
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
action button for one second until the LED flashes. The LED emits rapid flashes during a four-second period, confirming your action. LED Feedback Testing the Battery When pressing the action button:
The LED emits rapid, action-confirming flashes during a four-second period, regardless of whether
To test the battery strength, press and hold the Test button for two seconds. One of the following
the REM101 is programmed to arm your system, or activate a PGM or panic alarm.
The LED illuminates for three seconds. This indicates that the battery is charged and does not
When pressing the Test button:
The LED illuminates for three seconds when the battery is charged.
The LED emits seven slow flashes. This indicates that the battery strength is low and the battery
The LED emits seven slow flashes when the battery strength is low. Refer to
for instructions on how to replace the battery. NOTE: Ensure that the battery is properly installed when testing its strength. A “Low Battery Programming the REM101
Signal” is sent to the control panel when battery is below 2.3Vdc. Upon power-up, a “Low Battery
To modify the action button, enter the control panel’s respective remote control sections, and
Restore Signal” is sent to the control panel when the battery voltage level has reached 2.3Vdc or
then access the fourth programming category (case 4). For programming details, as well as
instructions on how to assign a REM101 to your security system, refer to the control panel’s
Replacing the Battery NOTE: The programming sequence for the REM 101 is the same for MG/SP, EVO, MG6250/
1. Using a suitably-sized straight edge (e.g., screwdriver),
turn the battery cover in the counterclockwise direction,
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until the unlocked marking on the cover (
Patents: One or more of the following US patents may apply: 7046142, 6215399, 6111256, 6104319, 5920259, 5886632,
with the arrow marking () on the remote’s rear casing.
5721542, 5287111, and RE39406. Other pending patents, as well as Canadian and international patents may also apply.
2. Pry the battery from its cover and replace with the same
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or equivalent type (3V CR2032). Make sure to observe
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the correct polarity when replacing the battery.
3. Secure the battery cover in place by turning it in the
clockwise direction, until the locked marking on the cover ( ) is aligned with the arrow marking () on the remote’s rear casing.
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