Wolo RC-100 WIRELESS WIZARD - Manual (Page 3)

15. fUse seLecTion: The Wireless Wizard comes with three popular Type ATC blade fuses to choose from:
15, 20 and 25-amp. Check the manual of the device that the Wireless Wizard will be powering to find the
manufacturer’s recommended fuse size. Install the recommended fuse into the fuse holder. The Wireless
Wizard comes with the 20-amp fuse factory installed in the fuse holder.
imporTanT: Use only ATC Type
fuses.
16. If you need to lengthen any wires use 18 gauge or heaver wire. To ensure dependable service and to
prevent shorts, make sure all wire connections are made using terminals and secured with electrical tape.
programing remoTe TransmiTTer & receiVer: fig. 7
The Wireless Wizard uses self-learning technology to identify the remote’s coded radio signal. When
programming is completed, the receiver will lock the coded signal into its memory, and then will only be
controlled with the your remote. IMPORTANT: You will need to program the Wizard (steps 17-19) the first time
being used, if the Wizard is electrically disconnected from the vehicle’s power source or if you change the
transmitter.
17. Locate the programming button on the side of the remote transmitter.
18. Press and hold the programming button, the push button with the Wolo
name will illuminate blue and flash. After 3 flashes release the
programming button.
19. The Wireless Wizard has been successfully programmed and it is now
ready to use.
operaTion
20. Position the switch on the front of the receiver to either accessorY on /off or horn momenTarY.
20A. horn momenTarY: The horn will turn on when the remote’s large push button is pressed. When the
remote’s push button is release, the horn will turn off.
20B. accessorY on: The accessory will turn on and stay on when the remote’s push button is pressed and
released. To turn off accessory, press and release the remote’s push button.
21. The fuse located on back panel of the receiver protects the Wireless Wizards electronic circuit. Replace
only with a 1-amp type GMA.
See Fig. 8
SPECIFICATIONS:
Remote Transmitter:
• Power by battery type 23A 12-volt
Receiver:
• Current load 30-amp maximum
• Electronic circuit protected by 1-amp fuse type GMA
• Two (2) modes ON / OFF and MOMENTARY
• Self-learning remote transmitter code
Programming
Button
Push Button fig. 7
Fuse
1-amp
type GMA
fig. 8