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Pair wireless alarm unit
A wireless alarm unit is often carried on the wrist or around the neck, but also
comes in the form of a wireless door and movement sensor. The wireless alarm
unit needs to be paired to the transmitter before it can work with the system.
Linking a wireless alarm unit
1
Pull out the battery tab to start the transmitter. Connect power cord and
plug into a mains socket.
2
Press and hold the transmitter's test button. Release the button when
the transmitter's status indicator light begins to flash blue.
3
Activate the alarm unit within 10 seconds to pair the units. The transmitter
status indicator light will flash green three times when ready.
Repeat steps 2-3 to link a new alarm unit. Max. 4 units can be linked.
If the LED is
It means that
Lit / blinks in yellow
•
The transmitter is receiving an alarm / heartbeat.
Lit in orange
• The transmitter is ready to be connected to the alarm unit.
Off
•
The transmitter has no wireless alarm module.
• The module is out of order.
Indicator light for wireless alarm unit
There is an indicator under the cover that shows the current alarm status. It
is marked with a symbol (see Overview on p. 6). Here you can see if the
alarm unit is linked and when the transmitter receives an alarm.
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Delete wireless alarm units
1
Press and hold the transmitter's test button. Release the button when
the transmitter's status indicator light begins to flash blue.
2
Press the transmitter test button three times in quick succession.
3
The transmitter's status indicator will show that all linked alarm units
have been deleted by flashing green twice.
Note:
This action deletes pairings permanently and cannot be cancelled.
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