Honeywell Home R200H-N1, Installation And User Manual

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d) Wait for a few seconds until the Master device beeps and Slave device turn off its LED, indicating
successful network pairing.
e) Repeat step c) for connecting more interconnected alarms.
NOTE: always use the same Master alarm for connecting additional Resideo interconnected smoke,
heat or carbon monoxide (CO) alarms, now and in future. Write down which interconnected alarm in
your home is the Master. And you can only enable pairing when the mounting plate has installed.
After the master alarm enters interconnect mode for pairing, it will automatically exit connection mode
within 40 seconds, and this 40-second period will be extended by another 40 seconds after each
successful pairing. After all interconnected alarms are connected, the master can also manually exit by
pressing the test/silence button three times if the master device has not yet exited the pairing mode.
Test your interconnection
Hold down the test/silence button.
The initial interconnected alarm will beep continuously with the LED flashes at the same pace.
Other interconnected alarms in the network will receive the signal after few seconds, and they will beep
continuously without LED flashes for at most two test alarm period.
Reset Connection
a) Remove the product out of the back plate, and you will hear a beep in few seconds.
b) 3x Press the test/silence button and press once again when LED light turn on.
c) While the LED light turn off with a beep, the connection has been reset successfully.
How to silence interconnected alarms
When an interconnected alarm has been activated, find the originating interconnected alarm, which will
be the one both emitting the audio signal and red LED message. Mute this interconnected alarm by
pressing its test/silence button, and within 40s the remaining interconnected alarms will go back to
standby.
Note: if you press the test/silence button on one of the interconnected alarm other than the originating
alarm, it will NOT be silenced, the remaining interconnected alarms will continue emitting sound until the
primary alarm is stopped.
11. Maintenance
This heat alarm is equipped with a self-testing mechanism. Additionally, we recommend to testing the
alarm manually at least once per months by pressing the test/silence button. If the alarm functions
correctly, it will generate a loud beep. Due to the loudness of the alarm, make sure that you always stand
at arm’s length distance from the unit when testing. If the alarm do es not generate the acoustic signal, it