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The sensor is a solar powered device that absorbs energy through a solar panel; 

storing  it  for  use  during  low  light  periods.  Before  assigning  the  sensor  to  a 

receiver/controller, the RVS must be exposed to a good light source for at least 

2 minutes.

1. 

Remove the cover by inserting a small screwdriver under the white 

enclosures lip. Gently twist the screw driver and pull the cover away from 

the base.

2. Activate LEARN or LINK mode at the receiver, if necessary refer to the 

manufacturers documentation.

3. 

Press the sensors LINK button.

4. Deactivate LEARN mode at the receiver.

Installing or Replacing the Battery

The battery is not required for normal 

operation  when  the  RVS  receives 

adequate  natural  or  artificial  light, 

minimum  6  foot  candles  or  65  lux.  

The RCS model comes with a battery 

(requires installation).

1. 

Remove the cover by inserting a small 

screwdriver under the white enclosures lip. Gently twist the screw driver 

and pull the cover away from the base.

2. To remove an old battery, use a small screwdriver as a lever and insert 

under the battery. Gently twist the screwdriver so the battery pops out. 

3. 

Install or replace the battery with a new CR1632 coin cell battery insuring 

the positive side (+) will be facing up.

4. Place the battery in the holder and press in place with your thumb.

Test Operating Modes

Test  modes  require  a  battery  to  be  installed.  For  RVS  units,  insert  a  CR1632 

battery to run tests. 
NOTE: An alternative to installing a battery is to use a bright light (hand-held 

LED  light,  or  Smart  Phone)  and  shine  this  on  the  sensor  while  in  test  mode. 

Depending on the light used, this may provide sufficient energy to run the test 

selected. Do not use this method for Light Level Test,  Walk Test Mode or Range 

Confirmation . 
Remove the cover for access to the test button.

The following 4 tests can be selected when in test mode operation.

Light Level Test:

1. 

To enter Light Level Test mode, press and hold the test button for 6 seconds. 

The green LED will begin to blink (LEDs are located under the lens).

2. Press  the  test  button  again  for  6  seconds  to  select  Light  Level  Test.  The 

green LED will blink in accordance to the light level it is detecting. This will 

Battery Holder

Link Button

Summary of Contents for RVS-A-xW

Page 1: ...te the cover must be fully seated for proper operation Resonate Vacancy Occupancy Sensor Description The RVS RCS also referred to as the sensor in this guide is a wireless energy harvesting sensor tha...

Page 2: ...motion is detected the sensor will transmit an occupied telegram If no motion is detected within 100 seconds the sensor transmits a vacancy telegram 200 seconds total since the previous transmission T...

Page 3: ...nts as hot moving air may cause the sensor to false trigger Leave at least 4 1 2 m minimum between air vents and the sensor NOTE Incandescent lights may cause false trips when turning on 1 Select a lo...

Page 4: ...s mounting plate iii Poke the adapter tines through the ceiling tile then bend each tine over in opposite directions for a secure fit iv Replace the ceiling tile With double sided tape or Velcro not p...

Page 5: ...small screwdriver as a lever and insert under the battery Gently twist the screwdriver so the battery pops out 3 Install or replace the battery with a new CR1632 coin cell battery insuring the positi...

Page 6: ...ode press and hold the test button for 6 seconds The green LED will begin to blink 2 A quick press and release of the button at this point will allow you to select between test modes Pressing and rele...

Page 7: ...o to step 2 2 Press and hold the test button again for 6 seconds to select PIR sensitivity adjust mode One of the LEDs will begin blinking based on the selected settings see the Sensitivity Adjust Tab...

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