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Smoke Sensor w/Escape Light 

(RMA-SS1-SEN)

 

AVTECH Software, Inc.

 

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Configure Your Smoke Sensor w/Escape Light 

With Room Alert’s Built-In Web Interface 

Navigate to 

Settings

Æ

Alarm Options

 in your Room Alert web interface. The options you 

see below will vary depending on the model. 

 

1.

 

Scroll down to “Switch Sensor Settings.” 

2.

 

Find the switch sensor label that matches the port you connected your sensor to. For 
example, if you used the first switch sensor port on your Room Alert, look for “Sensor 1 
Label”; if you used the second, look for “Sensor 2 Label,” and so on. 

3.

 

In “Sensor X Label,” you may leave the default name or enter something more 
descriptive, such as “Server 8 Smoke” or “Smoke Rm 2.” 

4.

 

In “Alarm On,” choose “Closed,” which means the smoke alarm has been triggered. The 
default state is “Open,” which means the smoke alarm has NOT been triggered.  

5.

 

For models with the “Use Alarm Profile” feature: if you have configured Alarm Profiles 
in the Alarm Options screen, you may choose a profile from the drop-down menu. 
Otherwise, you may leave the default, “No Alarm.”  

6.

 

Click 

Accept Changes

 at the bottom of your screen to temporarily save your settings.  

You may now navigate to another screen; however, if you close the web interface before 
the next step, you will lose your changes. 

7.

 

Click 

Save Settings

 in the navigation bar to the left of your screen. Your Room Alert 

Do not connect the dry contacts on AVTECH products or other electrical appliances 
to live circuits. 

Use only low-voltage 2-wire cable to connect dry contacts. 

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