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test opening will thus be detected.
NB: you MUST fix the magnet, even if the glass break sensor only is used.
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Do not install your door/window or door/window and glass break detector:
- with a distance of more than 5 mm between the magnet and the transmission box,
- directly on a metal surface.
NB: if you place the detector on a metal door or window, you must first place a
2 cm thick wooden or plastic wedge beneath the transmission box. Use the
wedges supplied to adjust the level of the magnet.
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A small cruciform screwdriver,
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A drill with a 6 mm dia. concrete bit,
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The battery (supplied),
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A set of 5 wedges (supplied),
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The magnet and its holder (supplied),
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The fixing accessories supplied: 4 dowels, 2 long screws, 4 medium-sized screws.
FIG. A
Front view (with associated glass break sensor)
➀
Locking pin
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Transmission box with built-in opening contact.
➂
Base
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➃
Magnet
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➄
Coding access flap
.
➅
Test key.
➆
Red light indicator
.
➇
Glass
break sensor with double-sided self-adhesive pad (accessory not supplied).
FIG. B
Opening
Open the detector case by pushing back the locking pin.
FIG. D
Coding access flap
Release the coding access flap from underneath.
FIG. E
Power supply
Connect the battery.
FIG. F
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Detector coding
Code the detector by programming using keys 0 and 1.
Programme first the installation radio code, and then the zone assigned to the
detector, by pressing keys 0 and 1 in turn
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Programming the installation radio code (fig. F)
You should code the control panel before the detector.
When you take the detector out of its packing, the installation radio code corres-
pond to the ten microswitches of the control panel all in On position.
Implementation
Necessary equipment
Caution: programming is not authorised if the detector is clipped onto its base.
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The door/window detector monitors the door or window of the home in which it is
installed. It has a built-in magnetic contact which detects opening of the protected
entrance, and immediately transmits the information to the control panel by radio.
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A glass break sensor can be added to it for monitoring the window or French
window of the home in which it is installed.
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Dual Frequency radio transmission
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Zone and installation radio code programmable by 2 specific keys.
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Built-in magnetic opening contact
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Optional addition of a glass break sensor or a second contact
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Assignment:
- to zone 1: immediate alert
- to zone 2: immediate or delayed alert
- to zone 3: immediate alert
- to zone 4: immediate or delayed alert
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Test key with light indicator designed to:
- display proper operation of the contact and sensor
- monitor the chosen zone
- monitor programming
- monitor the radio link
- monitor battery condition
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round-the-clock tamper-proof function
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Supplied by 3.6 V lithium battery (supplied).
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Install your door/window detector (without associated glass break sensor):
- inside your home,
- on the main entrances (front door, terrace,...),
- on the hidden entrances (skylights, garage doors),
- high up (approx. 2 m),
- with the magnet preferably on the door or window leaf,
- with the transmission box preferably on the frame (fixed part),
- as far away as possible from the hinges of the protected door or window. Even the
slightest opening will thus be detected.
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Install your door/window detector (with associated glass break sensor):
- inside your home,
- on the panes of the main entrances (windows, French windows, fanlights, etc...),
- with the glass break sensor stuck in one of the four corners of the pane,
- high up if possible,
- with the transmission box on the moving part of the window,
- with the magnet on the fixed part of the window,
- as far away as possible from the hinges of the protected entrance. Even the sligh-
Installation precautions
Characteristics
Operation
