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The siren can activate the following states when the system is turned on/off.
Enabled/Partially enabled
Disabled
Enabled with battery low
Disabled with battery low
Enabled with Tamper open
Disabled with Tamper open
Alarm memory
Input/output sounds
* The audio indications of the siren also relate to the settings made on the control unit. See the programming manual.
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T
T
Learning
1.
Remove the screw from the base of the siren and remove the top cover.
2.
Set the control unit to learning mode; see the control unit instruction manual for details.
3.
Power the siren by moving the power switch to the ON position.
4.
Move DIP Switch 1 to the ON position. LEDs 1 and 3 (identified on the circuit board where they are mounted) flash once
together with a short beep.
5.
Within 3-4 seconds, the siren will send a learning signal to the control unit and the 3 LEDs will flash.
6.
When the control unit correctly learns the siren, it will emit a short been and LEDs 1 and 3 will flash once, to indicate that the
learning process has been successfully completed.
7.
Move DIP Switch 1 to the OFF position; LED 2 will flash once. The siren is now no longer in learning mode. If DIP Switch 1 is
not returned to the OFF position, after once hour, in any case, the siren will automatically exit learning mode.
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The siren can be installed once the learning operation is completed.
Step 1: Disable the Tamper function on the control unit. The siren will beep to indicate that the Tamper switch is now disabled.
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The Tamper function will remain OFF for one hour, after which the control unit will automatically enable tamper detection.
Step 2:
Find the position where the siren is to be installed.
Step 3:
Remove the top cover by removing the screw on the bottom and carefully extracting the external container.
Step 4:
Set the control unit to Walk Test, as described in the control unit instruction manual.
Step 5:
Move DIP Switch 1 to the ON position; the siren will emit a beep and LEDs 1 and 3 will flash.
Step 6:
Within a couple of seconds, the siren will send the signal to the control unit, it will then emit a beep and the LEDs will
flash once.
Step 7:
When the siren receives confirmation from the control unit, it will emit a beep and LEDs 1 and 3 will flash to indicate
that the procedure was successful.
Step 8:
If the test is successful, disable the Walk Test.
Step 9:
Return Dip switch 1 to the OFF position. The siren will emit a beep and LED 2 will flash once.
Step 10:
Locate the 4 mounting holes, install and fix the siren on the wall using the large screws and wall plugs provided.
Tighten the screws and make sure the Tamper switch is fully pressed against the wall. If there is a gap, fill it with
suitable spacer material.
Step 11:
Reposition the top cover by latching it to the top of the base. Press the bottom of the top cover onto the base and
tighten the screw on the bottom.
Step 12:
Enable the Tamper function once more on the control unit.
<NOTE>
If 5 short beeps are heard when enabling/disabling, it means that the Tamper switch has not been completely
pressed (open state). Make sure that the Tamper switch is completely closed and then repeat the control unit check.
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Siren audio
1 beep*
3 LEDs flash once
2 beeps*
flashing in sequence for 1 cycle
5 beeps
3LEDs flash three times
5 beeps
Flashing in sequence for 2 cycles
5 beeps*
3 LED groups flash 3 times
2 beeps*
Flashing in sequence for 2 cycles
1 long beep
Flashing in sequence for 2 cycles
Countdown beeps*
None
Light alarm indication
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