VB200 Buttons - How to change the battery
Each of your wireless buttons have an A23-type battery inside. The battery should give you approximately 1 year or 2500 button-presses before it needs to be changed. If your system is not working well, the first thing to check is that the button batteries are still good.
The video below will guide you through the steps to check and change the VB200 button battery:
Can't play the video? Here are the steps:
To check if the battery is flat, press and hold the button - if the red light at the top of the button does not come on or is very dim, then your battery needs to be changed.
Each button supplied with your system contains a A23 battery as a power supply.
In the event that the button is pressed and it does not register on the display monitor please change the battery as follows:
- Unscrew the rear cover plate.
- Remove the top cover (the black side) from the bottom cover.
- Turn the PC board over and locate the battery.
- Replace the battery and follow previous instructions from back to front.
Please feel free to contact us for any further support by creating a new support ticket here or by sending an email to support@callvellux.com.
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