background image

 

Remote controls 

It is possible to store up to four radio activators or keyboard users on memory position 1. These radio 
codes are memorized in four different internal sub-spaces (circular queue). 
 
Learning remote controls/users 

>

 during the learning stay in memory position 1 to store all the remote 

controls/users: the first, the second, and so on. 
 
Add a remote control/user 

>

 enter in learning position 1 and if one or more sub-spaces are free, SINT-

13 automatically prepare to store in the first free position without overwrite/delete previous learned 
devices. 
 
Change a remote control/user 

>

 to learn a remote control/user code with all the sub-spaces full (for 

example to substitute a lost or damaged remote control), enter in memory position 1 and proceed as 
normal learning: the first code will be overwritten. 

 

CTSR/CTSR LIGHT detector 

Each CTSR/CTSR LIGHT detector uses one memory position, without difference of which alarm element 
(on-board reed, secondary contact, roller and shock) give alarm. 

 
 
 
Follows the factory settings for memory position and messages associated: 
 

Memory position 

Device 

Message 

Remote control / user 1 

1.    (

arming

) “External area activation” 

Remote control / user 2 
Remote control / user 3 

2.   (

disarming

) “External area deactivation” 

Remote control / user 4 

Detector 1 

3.   “Sensor 1 detection” 

Detector 2 

4.   “Sensor 2 detection” 

Detector 3 

5.   “Sensor 3 detection” 

Detector 4 

6.   “Sensor 4 detection” 

Detector 5 

7.    “Sensor 5 detection” 

Detector 6 

8.   “Sensor 6 detection” 

Control panel or TSR 

9.   “System TOTAL armed” 
10.   “System disarmed” 
11.   “System Partial 1 / Partial armed” 
12.   “System Partial 2 / External armed” 
13.   “System Partial 3 armed” 

 
 

Exit from “radio codes learning”:

 open the jumper 

JP2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for SINT-13

Page 1: ...N T H E S I S R E C E I V E R W I T H A C T I V A T I O N INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL This manual may be subject to change without notice SMD Serie 100 48bit Manual version 2 1 HW2 0 This device meets...

Page 2: ...to read carefully these directions before installing and using this device in order to fully make the most of all its capacities SOMMARIO DESCRIPTION 3 TECHNICAL 4 RESET 5 RADIO CODES LEARNING 5 VOICE...

Page 3: ...ge is combined to device type and radio codes as follow NOTE IT S NOT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE MESSAGE ASSOCIATION TO RADIO CODES Remote control 1 Remote control 2 Voice message 1 Memory space 1 Remote cont...

Page 4: ...A and B Radio codes learning Closed on B and C Voice messages management LD1 GREEN LED Solid on voice messages mode play record JP1 closed on B and C LD2 YELLOW LED Off normal working SINT 13 in stand...

Page 5: ...ED lights on From this moment SINT 13 is waiting for a radio code to learn When a valid radio code is sent LD2 and LD3 blink confirming the correct learning then LD3 switch off 3 To move to next memor...

Page 6: ...1 and proceed as normal learning the first code will be overwritten CTSR CTSR LIGHT detector Each CTSR CTSR LIGHT detector uses one memory position without difference of which alarm element on board r...

Page 7: ...ecord the Voice Message 1 2 Now it is possible to record the voice message Hold down the P2 button until the LD2 BLUE LED lights on Release P2 and talk about at 10 cm from microphone MIC To stop the r...

Page 8: ...ssage 1 The LD2 yellow LED switches on While active the SINT 13 play the voice message combined to the detector radio code received Green Small Deactivates SINT 13 and play the Voice Message 2 The LD2...

Reviews: