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Clearing the TTl Log on the ERA-VPRX

The ERA-VPRX will keep a log of up to 200 events per zone. Each time a transmitter paired to a zone is triggered, it will record the event. To clear the log for a zone, please follow the steps below. Note: recent TTL (the event log) is displayed on the LCD screen (see image below)….

Updated: July 27, 2026Original publish date: March 7, 2023
Clearing the TTl Log on the ERA-VPRX

The ERA-VPRX will keep a log of up to 200 events per zone. Each time a transmitter paired to a zone is triggered, it will record the event.

To clear the log for a zone, please follow the steps below.

*Note: recent TTL (the event log) is displayed on the LCD screen (see image below). Before viewing the log files or deleting them, this recent TTL event must be cleared from the screen. This is done by tapping the power button located on the left side of the ERA-VPRX. You will hear a quick beep sound once the TTL event has been cleared from the screen.

  • Make sure recent events are cleared from the screen by tapping the power button.
  • Unlock the keypad by simultaneously pressing the “up” and “down” buttons until you hear a beep, then release.
ERA-VPRX Hold down Up and Down Arrow
  • Scroll through the zones by pressing the “down” button to view the TTL event for each zone.
press the down arrow on the ERA-VPRX
  • When you land on the zone you want to clear, hold down the “mode” button for approximately 2 seconds, until you hear a beep sound.
ERA-VPRX Hold Down Mode Button
  • After holding down the “mode” button for 2 seconds, you should see this in the LCD display:
Screen showing Receiver being cleared
  • Next, simultaneously hold down the “mode” button and “down” button until you hear two quick beeps and the event log number (TTL) changes to “000.” The log is now cleared.
ERA-VPRX Mode and Down Arrow to Clear
  • If you have another zone to clear, click the “down” button to advance to the next zone and repeat the previous two steps.
  • If you have no other zones to clear, simply wait a few moments and the unit will exit programming mode.

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