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Enroll 

 

This device can be enrolled and programmed 
either before or after installation.

 

1.  Set the 

Lyric Controller

 in Programming 

Mode and go to Zone Programming. Select 
Add New, then Serial Number.  Follow the 
controller’s instructions to begin enrollment. 

2.  Remove the battery tab to activate the device 

and begin the enrollment process. 

3.  The Green [G1]

1

 LED flashes during 

enrollment (up to about 20 seconds*)  

*NOTE

: Enrollment time varies depending on the 

signal strength between the device and the 
controller. 

  The device sends its unique MAC ID 

(Serial Number) and Services information 
to the controller.   

  The controller registers the device and 

displays the transmitter data on screen. 

4.  The Green [G1] LED is ON for 3 seconds 

and the controller beeps to confirm 
enrollment.  

5.  Trigger the detector as shown to complete 

enrollment. 

6.  Press SAVE. 

If the sensor is not successfully enrolled during 
the enrollment period, the LED turns off and the 
device powers down.  Activate the tamper, power 
down and up again, or use the FG-701 
Glassbreak Simulator to restart the enrollment 
process. 

The device can also be manually enrolled.  See 
the Controller’s Programming Guide for details. 

1

Refer to the 

SiXGB LEDs

 section. 

 

PULL

 

TO

CONNECT

Serial Number

Loop Number

Zone Description 1

Zone Description 2

Device Type

Response Type

Alarm Report

Chime

Supervision

Panic

Home

The Green LED

is ON for

3 seconds

1

2

4

Trigger the

device again

3

The Green LED 

flashes. Wait up to

about 20 seconds

30

0

45

20

10

PULL

 

TO

CONNECT

Programming Mode > Zones > 
     Add New > Serial Number 

/

5

Press SAVE

6

 

 

After enrolling, update the SiXGB firmware

 (via the Controller) 

to ensure the latest version is used.  See the Controller’s 
instructions. 

NOTE

: Once enrolled in a system, the detector cannot be used with 

another controller until it is removed from the current controller. See the 
Controller’s instructions for details. 

 

Program the SiXGB  

Consult the Controller’s instructions for programming 
the device in the system. 

 

Adjust the detector sensitivity setting in the controller 
programming mode.  Refer to the table on the right for 
sensitivity options. 

 

Sensitivity Setting 

Approximate Range 

High* 

4.6-7.6m / 15-25 ft. 

Medium 

3-4.6m / 10-15 ft. 

Low 

1.5-3m / 5-10 ft. 

Lowest 

0-1.5m / 0-5 ft. 

*Factory default.  Change the sensitivity setting at 
the Controller. 

 

Summary of Contents for SiXGB

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Page 2: ...e enrollment process The device can also be manually enrolled See the Controller s Programming Guide for details 1 Refer to the SiXGB LEDs section P U LL TO C O N N E C T Serial Number Loop Number Zone Description 1 Zone Description 2 Device Type Response Type Alarm Report Chime Supervision Panic Home The Green LED is ON for 3 seconds 1 2 4 Trigger the device again 3 The Green LED flashes Wait up ...

Page 3: ... during Normal Mode Test the SiXGB The detector should be tested after installation and at least once a year Test Mode can be activated remotely from the Controller see Controller s manual or on site with an FG 701 Glassbreak Simulator only when the system is disarmed Follow directions in the FG 701 Glassbreak Simulator Operating Instructions to activate and test the SiXGB detector Detector Farthe...

Page 4: ...ifications to the equipment unless authorized by the Installation Instructions or User s Manual Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user s authority to operate the equipment FCC IC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 Th...

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