LEDs and Sounder
The SIXSMOKE / SiXSMOKE-CN has one bi-colored LED and an 85dB
sounder. Refer to the following table for operation of these features.
LED and Sounder Indication Table
R
= Red
G
= Green
= ON
=
Slow Flash
=
Chirp
=
Temporal Tone
R
=
Rapid Flash
LED
R
G
Sounder
Status
3 sec
G
G
~20 sec,
Power Up – Enrollment
3 sec
G
Power Up – Device enrolled
G
1 x every 10 sec
Normal mode
R
G
Alternate
every 10 sec
Processing Controller queries
R
1 x every 5 sec
Maintenance
1
R
1 x every 1 sec
Test Alarm
2a, 2b
R
1 x every 4 sec
Heat Alarm
3
R
1 x every 1 sec
Smoke Alarm
R
1 x every 45 sec
Low Battery
4
y
G
10 min
Tamper Activated
1
The
Maintenance type is reported by the
controller. See the Maintenance Section below for
details.
2a
Test mode is activated by the test switch or from
the panel. The detector is functioning properly
(within proper sensitivity).
2b
If Test mode is activated and the LED and
Sounder do not function, check for maintenance
or trouble conditions.
3
The Heat alarm triggers when the device senses
heat of 135° F (57° C) or greater, or the
temperature rises 15° F (8.33° C) or more within 1
minute.
4
Recommended: Replace Battery before the
device starts chirping. The device starts chirping
after 7 days and continues until the batteries are
replaced or die. To quiet the sounder for 5
minutes, press the Test Switch (does not work
when set in one-go-all-go mode). See Battery
Replacement section.
To silence the detector:
Press the test switch or disarm the
system at the controller. The detector
sounds again after 5 minutes if the
alarm condition continues. When
programmed in one-go-all-go mode, the
detector can only be silenced from the
controller
.
Maintenance
When testing, if the sensitivity is outside the proper range,
the detector will send a Trouble signal to the controller
through the Honeywell Interface module and the detector’s
red LED will flash every five seconds. The controller will
report a Low or High Maintenance message:
Low = Smoke head is dead and needs to be replaced.
High = Smoke head is dirty and needs to be cleaned.
Recommended
: To prevent unwanted alarms, notify the
Central Station that the smoke detector system is
undergoing maintenance before cleaning the detector.
1. Twist the top cover clockwise to remove it from the
mounting plate.
2. Remove the batteries.
3. Wait at least 10 seconds to ensure the detector powers
down properly.
4. Turn the detector cover counterclockwise to remove it
and vacuum the cover.
5. Pull the screen sensing chamber out and vacuum to
clean it.
4
30
0
45
20
10
5
1
3
2
Wait for about
10 seconds
Maintenance
