CS1010 Long Range Vibration Sensor – User Guide
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Network status blink occurs up to 50 times. Single button press will resume status blink for
another 50 cycles.
Selecting Operating Configuration
The CS1040 can be configured through a series of button presses to operate in one of the
available default settings. Select one of the following settings based on the application
requirements.
Default
Configuration
Description
Button
Presses
Vibration Impulse
Detector
(Default)
Sends notification whenever a vibration or rotation is
detected. Waits three minutes to clear between additional
notifications. Battery health check sent once per day. This
configuration is good to monitor any movement such as
breaking glass, package tampering, opening a drawer, or
safe.
The device ships with this configuration as the default.
Battery life is typically 2+ years.
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Garage Door Tilt
Detector
Monitors vibration and vertical rotation when attached to a
garage door. Sends notifications when opening, closing,
and hourly reminders when not closed. Battery health
check sent once per day.
Battery life is typically 2+ years.
2
Continuous
Vibration Sensor
Monitors continuous vibration or rotation. Sends
notification when motion begins and ends. Battery health
check sent once per day.
This configuration is useful for monitoring the use of
mechanical equipment. Battery life is typically 2+ years.
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To change the Sensor configuration:
1.
Press the button slowly three (3) times (about 2 – 3 presses per second max) to enter
the configuration selection mode. The device will alternate green/red blink pattern
continuously once entered.
2.
Then press the button slowly the corresponding number of times (e.g., 1,2, or 3) to
select the desired configuration.
3.
If pressed more than four (4) times, the selection will be cleared and a new selection
specified. If no selection is made in 30 seconds, the device will exit configuration mode
without changes.
4.
Once the choice of configuration is made, the device will stop the blink pattern, wait 30
seconds for no further input, apply the configuration change, and perform a network
reset.
