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Pull the cable terminal out slightly and insert the stripped cable ends into the terminals.
When doing so, make sure you observe the correct wiring, see the figure
above! Always connect the positive terminals with one another and then the
negative terminals. Connecting these incorrectly will destroy all the smoke
detectors! Markings illustrating the polarity (+/-) are embossed next to the cable
terminal.
• Reinsert the cable terminal and check once again that the polarity of the wiring is correct.
• Connect the smoke detectors as shown in the figure on the previous page. Always observe
the correct wiring/polarity. Guide the cable from the first smoke detector to the second one
then to the third one and so on.
• Insert batteries into each of the smoke detectors, making sure that the polarity is correct.
• Place the smoke detector onto the lower plate and lock it.
Guide the cables through the opening of the module cover plate and then
outwards. When placing the smoke detector on the lower plate, make sure that
the cables are not clamped while sealing.
Any additional cable length (which is required to help you replace the batteries easily!) can
be stored in the shaft in front of the cable terminal.
Too many cables above the module cover plate can impair the radio range.
• Carry out a function test for each of the mounted smoke detectors as described in section
11.
When carrying out a normal (periodic) function test by pressing the test button
up to the pressure point for approx. 2 seconds only the one smoke detector,
which is being operated/tested, is activated.
Only when a
genuine
smoke alarm occurs (triggered by tobacco smoke, for
example) are
all
the cable-connected smoke detectors set off.
However, the red LED only blinks on the smoke detector that set off the alarm.
• If, in the case of a ‘genuine’ smoke alarm, one or several smoke detectors do not trigger an
alarm, please check the wiring (make sure that the polarity is correct!)