Lupus Electronics XT 1 Plus, User Manual

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Description of sensors and controls
The LUPUS alarm panel supports various sensors, detectors, and devices. All of them
are connected wirelessly to the alarm panel.
An alternating encryption ensures a safe
two-way communication between the alarm panel and the sensors.
The following describes a variety of accessories to be connected to the LUPUSEC-XT2
(Plus) alarm panel. When integrating sensors, please proceed according to the
instructions given in the following sensor manuals.
Important:
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You need to decide to which area the sensor/device should be added.
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Except for the outdoor siren and the outdoor keypad, all components are designed
exclusively for indoor use.
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If the battery of a sensor needs to be changed, we recommend removing the old
battery and discharging any residual voltage completely by pressing the learn
button repeatedly before the new battery is inserted.
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When buying new batteries, please check which batteries were used in your
sensor. Especially, older sensors might use different batteries than the current
ones.
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It is not recommended to install the wireless sensors on metal/aluminum, as this
may result in impairment of the radio communication.
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Devices and sensors that are powered by 230V may only be installed by a certified
electrician!
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If two sensors that are in very close proximity to each other, send a signal at the
same time, radio interferences can occur. This can result in only one signal
reaching the alarm panel.
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In order to prevent radio interferences between the alarm panel and the individual
sensors, please keep a distance of approx. 5 meters between the sensors and the
alarm panel.
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Randomly, every 30-50 minutes, all sensors transmit a signal to the alarm panel.
If the alarm panel does not receive a signal in the time set in “Alarm system”
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“Settings”  “Area settings”  “Schedule for sensor verification“ the sensor is
marked as “out of order”. Additionally, all sensors transmit a signal when they are
used (e.g. when a door contact is opened / closed).