How to Program the ERA-PIR Transmitter to the ERA-DCRX Receiver

Name: How to program (pair) the ERA-PIR Motion Sensor to the ERA-DCRX Plugin Door Chime Receiver.
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T06:39:50-07:00
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Description: Watch the video below to program the ERA-PIR transmitter to the ERA-DCRX receiver.If you are trying to find information on pairing the ERA-UTX transmitter to the receiver, click here. Or, you can watch this video and rather than triggering the passive infrared motion sensor (ERA-PIR), simply trigger the ERA-UTX by pressing the push button on…

Watch the video below to program the ERA-PIR transmitter to the ERA-DCRX receiver.If you are trying to find information on pairing the ERA-UTX transmitter to the receiver, click here. Or, you can watch this video and rather than triggering the passive infrared motion sensor (ERA-PIR), simply trigger the ERA-UTX by pressing the push button on…

Updated: September 7, 2026Original publish date: November 19, 2021

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Watch the video below to program the ERA-PIR transmitter to the ERA-DCRX receiver.
If you are trying to find information on pairing the ERA-UTX transmitter to the receiver, click here. Or, you can watch this video and rather than triggering the passive infrared motion sensor (ERA-PIR), simply trigger the ERA-UTX by pressing the push button on the unit.

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