Selecting The Coverage Pattern (Fig. E) - GE VE700 Manuel D'installation

B) Latching
When using multiple detectors in a single loop, wire for Day/Night (Latch)
and Walk Test, as shown in figure
C) Remotely enabling/disabling the walk test LED (fig.
Disconnect the CV to terminal 10 (latch) and connect it to terminal 11. The
detector's LED will blink as the alarm relay opens and closes. The walk test
can now be carried out.
Note 1: Only enabling the walk test will not clear the alarm memory. After
disarming the system following an alarm, switch the walk test to On. When
you switch walk test to Off, the indication of memorised alarms will re-
appear. Only when CV is re-applied to terminal 10 (i.e., the system is re-
armed) will the memory be cleared and the LEDs turned off.
Note 2: To enable the walk test LED without a remote CV input, set DIP
switch 4 to the on position. After the walk test, set DIP switch 4 to the off
position.
Note 3: We recommend that the detector is regularly walk tested and the
communication with the control panel checked.
D) Setting the Alarm Memory (fig.
Note: First set the appropriate active Control Voltage (CV) using DIP
switch 1.
Connect the CV to terminal 10 when the system is armed. When the
system is disarmed, disconnect the CV. If an alarm occurs during the
armed period, a flashing red LED will indicate which the detector(s) caused
the alarm. Re-applying the CV (re-arming the system) will reset the LED
indication and memory.
E) Selecting the coverage pattern (fig. e)
The coverage pattern can be changed to fit specific requirements by using
the mirror stickers (enclosed), as shown. It is recommended to blind unused
curtains that are looking at walls or windows located very close to the
detector.
Caution: Removing the stickers can damage the mirror surface!
F) Masking the curtains (fig. d)
The mirror blinders are fitted ex-factory on the mirror. To remove a blinder,
first remove the interior part of the detector. Then lift the lower part of the
blinder and wiggle the upper part to loosen it. When long-range detection is
not required (>20 m), remove the long-range mirror (fig.
G) Pry-off and cover tamper
The detector has both pry-off and cover tamper. It is important to use the
screw indicated
For corner-mount applications, the pry-off tamper cannot be activated.
in figure in order to ensure pry-off tamper.
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