Reich Easydiver Remote Control
Device Specifications
| Make: | Reich |
|---|---|
| Model: | Easydiver |
| Signal Type: | Radio Frequency |
| Equipment Type: | Caravan Motor Mover |
| Frequency: | 868Mhz |
| Repair Price: | £20 Book Repair |
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The Reich Easydriver remote control is a handheld device designed to operate Reich's Easydriver caravan movers, including models like the Basic, Active, and Pro (but not the Infinity). It uses radio signals for intuitive, safe control of caravan maneuvering functions, offering precise millimeter-accurate positioning.
Pairing a Reich Easydriver remote control with your caravan mover involves syncing it with the control unit. Since specific instructions may vary by model (e.g., Easydriver Basic, Active, Pro) and replacement remotes may not include manuals, here’s a general guide based on available information:
-Preparation:
Ensure the caravan mover is powered on and connected to a 12V battery.
Confirm the remote has fresh batteries (3 x 1.5V AAA).
Check that the control box is in a ready state (no error lights or issues).
-Enter Pairing Mode:
Locate the control box of the Easydriver mover (usually near the caravan’s chassis).
Find the pairing/reset button on the control box. This is often a small button labeled for pairing or reset.
Press and hold the pairing/reset button for a few seconds (typically 5-10 seconds) until an LED on the control box starts flashing, indicating it’s in pairing mode.
-Activate the Remote:
On the remote, press the power button twice quickly to turn it on.
Within a short time (usually 10-30 seconds), press a specific button combination to initiate pairing. This is often the power button or a designated pairing button (check the remote’s label or any included slip). Some models require pressing two buttons simultaneously (e.g., forward and backward).
-Confirm Pairing:
The control box’s LED should stop flashing and remain solid, or the remote may beep/flash to indicate successful pairing.
Test the remote by pressing a movement button (e.g., forward). The mover should respond if paired correctly.
Pairing a Reich Easydriver remote control with your caravan mover involves syncing it with the control unit. Since specific instructions may vary by model (e.g., Easydriver Basic, Active, Pro) and replacement remotes may not include manuals, here’s a general guide based on available information:
-Preparation:
Ensure the caravan mover is powered on and connected to a 12V battery.
Confirm the remote has fresh batteries (3 x 1.5V AAA).
Check that the control box is in a ready state (no error lights or issues).
-Enter Pairing Mode:
Locate the control box of the Easydriver mover (usually near the caravan’s chassis).
Find the pairing/reset button on the control box. This is often a small button labeled for pairing or reset.
Press and hold the pairing/reset button for a few seconds (typically 5-10 seconds) until an LED on the control box starts flashing, indicating it’s in pairing mode.
-Activate the Remote:
On the remote, press the power button twice quickly to turn it on.
Within a short time (usually 10-30 seconds), press a specific button combination to initiate pairing. This is often the power button or a designated pairing button (check the remote’s label or any included slip). Some models require pressing two buttons simultaneously (e.g., forward and backward).
-Confirm Pairing:
The control box’s LED should stop flashing and remain solid, or the remote may beep/flash to indicate successful pairing.
Test the remote by pressing a movement button (e.g., forward). The mover should respond if paired correctly.