4
Select Voice Name(s) at the bottom
Click
Save
at the top when finished
Click
OK
if a popup message appears to confirm your changes
Place cover over the main body (“TOP” arrow is opposite of battery side) and snap in place
Repeat step for the next (2) TX
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E201 Door Window Sensor
Select
Sensor to Configure
for the next available slot i.e. “2 Sensor”
Click on the
Learn
button and repeat steps as above
Step 8 — Learn the 60
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807
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95R Motion Sensor to the Côr Panel
Select
Sensor to Configure
for the next available slot i.e. “4 Sensor”
Click on the
Learn
button
Remove the back cover from the Motion Sensor
A message will appear that a New Device Found
Enter a description under Sensor Name
Select the appropriate Sensor Type i.e. “5 Follower”
Select “1 Bypass” for Sensor Option
“Tamper” should be defaulted as checked
Select Voice Name(s) at the bottom
Click
Save
at the top when finished
Click
OK
if a popup message appears to confirm your changes
Step 9 — Learn the 60
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744
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95R Water Sensor to the Côr Panel
Select
Sensor to Configure
for the next available slot i.e. “5 Sensor”
Click on the
Learn
button
Remove the top cover from the Water Sensor main body and press the program button on top of the sensor main body
A message will appear that a New Device Found
Enter a description under Sensor Name
Select the appropriate Sensor Type i.e. “2 24 Hour Audible”
Select “12 Water Leakage” for Sensor Option
“Tamper” should be defaulted as checked and check “Disable Internal Reed”
Select Voice Name(s) at the bottom
Click
Save
at the top when finished
Click
OK
if a popup message appears to confirm your changes
Confirm Water Sensor is properly sync’d with the Côr Panel
Short the contacts on the small Water Sensor unit with a metallic pin
The Côr panel will alarm or chirp
Acknowledge the alarm by entering
1 2 3 4 > Enter
to silence the panel
Repeat two more times
Step 9a — Learn the TX
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E611 Water/Freeze Sensor to the Côr Panel as a Water Sensor (if included in
Starter Kit)
Select
Sensor to Configure
for the next available slot i.e. “5 Sensor”
