[User Guide] Anderic Altura Ceiling Fan Remote and Receiver (MR77A, UC7222T434, and others)

This user guide can be used with the following models: 

Remote Controls: CHQ7222T, RR7222T (Anderic), UC7222T, CHQ7222T434, UC7222T434, RR7222T434 (Anderic), TR171B, KUJE10205, TR125B, KUJCE10010

Ceiling Fan Receivers: MR77A, MR77A.2, RRMR77A (Anderic), MR7703, UC7301R, UC7301R-01, UC7301R-03

Ceiling Fan Receiver Kits: MR77A-RR7222T434-KIT

Ceiling Fans Models: Home Decorators Collection Altura 68" Ceiling Fan and others that have the same receiver and remotes.

Please be aware that these units vary, and the correct receiver must be used with the correct remote. The frequencies must match. To determine this, check the FCC ID number on the back of your remote control.

• If the FCC ID reads CHQ7222T, the frequency is 304MHz.
• If the FCC ID reads CHQ7222T434, the frequency is 434MHz.
• Note for other models: You can find the frequencies by searching the FCC ID number on Google. 
  
  

If your new remote or receiver isn’t pairing, it is likely due to a frequency mismatch. Please follow the steps below for pairing.

• A qualified electrician is recommended to install the ceiling fan receiver.
• Before disconnecting or connecting the receiver unit, make sure to disconnect the fan from the power source at the wall switch.
• Refer to all safety instructions that were provided with your fan.

1. Disassemble the fan housing to expose the old receiver. Refer to the ceiling fan instructions for more information.
2. Unscrew and unplug the old receiver and dispose of it. Keep the screws.
3. Plug in the new receiver.
1. Make sure the 9-pin square plug is aligned and clicks into place.
   NOTE: If you have installed the light kit, make sure to also connect the blue and white light wires. If the plugs on the blue/white wires don't align, you can cut off the plugs and twist the wires together using wire nuts.
4. Install the new receiver in the same location as the old one. Secure the new receiver with the existing screws onto the bracket in the housing.
5. Reinstall the housing according to the instructions in the ceiling fan manual.

1. Remove the battery cover. Press firmly on the arrow and slide the battery cover off.
2. Using an A23 (12v) battery, insert it firmly into the battery terminal, making sure to align the positive and negative polarities to the matching polarities of the diagram shown inside the battery compartment.

1. Remove the battery cover to expose the battery compartment.
2. Slide the four-pin code switches to your choice of up or down position.
   Note: It is recommended not to use the default position. If you have multiple fans, ensure that each fan remote is paired using a different pattern (frequency) to prevent interference.
3. Turn the main power to the fan off either by the circuit breaker or wall switch.
4. Restore the power to the fan, and within 30 seconds;
5. Press and hold the POWER (FAN OFF) key for up to 10 seconds. After the receiver detects the frequency, the downlight on your fan (if available) will blink twice. If your fan doesn't have a light, there won't be any indication.

Buttons use

• Key labeled "1" - Fan speed low
• Key labeled "2" - Fan speed medium
• Key labeled "3" - Fan speed High
• Key labeled "POWER" (symbol) - Fan Off
• Key labeled "REVERSE" (symbol) - Toggles the fan direction (up or down airflow). To use, the fan should first be at low speed, then press the the reverse key. 
• Key labeled "LIGHT" (symbol) - Toggles the light on and off (if there is a light kit installed). Press and hold to cycle light dimming*.

To dim the lights, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the light kit is installed by following the instructions provided with the light.
   
2. Ensure that the bulbs installed are dimmable.
3. Flip the toggle switch inside the battery compartment of the remote that reads "DIM" to the "ON" position.
4. Now, press and hold the LIGHT button on the remote to adjust the dimming from 10% to 100% and back.