Honeywell Home R200S-1, Installation And User Manual

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9. Visual & acoustic signals
Operating mode Visual signal (flash) Acoustic signal (beep) Description mode
Normal 1 x per 40 seconds None Device is functioning properly
Test 1 x per second (3 x) / pause
of 1,5 seconds 1 x per second (3 x) /
pause of 1,5 seconds Press the test/silence button for 3
seconds
Device is tested
Alarm 1 x per second (3 x) / pause
of 1,5 seconds 1 x per second (3 x) /
pause of 1,5 seconds Device is detecting smoke
Alarm silence 1 x per 8 seconds None Smoke alarm signal is muted
Low battery/Sensor fault
warning 1 x per 40 seconds 1 x per 40 seconds Battery is running low
Sensor is not functioning properly
Low battery warning
silence 1 x per 40 seconds None Low battery warning is muted
HOW TO MUTE THE ALARM SOUND
Alarm silence
ONLY AFTER RECOMMENDED ACTIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN
Press cover test/silence button for
3 seconds
Low battery warning Press cover test/silence button for
3 seconds
If the alarm fails to operate, the advice of the manufacturer should be sought.
10. Maintenance
This smoke alarm is equipped with a self-testing mechanism. Additionally, we recommend testing the
smoke alarm manually at least once per month by pressing the test/silence button. If the smoke 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 smoke alarm does not generate
the acoustic signal, it must be replaced immediately. Clean the smoke alarm at least once per month to
remove dirt, dust or debris. Use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush and vacuum all sides of the smoke
alarm. Do not remove the top cover to clean it inside. The alarm does not contain any serviceable parts
inside
– do not attempt to open or repair it. If the alarm shows any signs of damage, it must be replaced.