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Wireless Drive-Alert Troubleshooting Trees
Step 1 - Check to make sure the Power Light is on. If not, replace the internal 1A fuse, or send to Mier Products for repair.
Step 2 - Make sure the Control Panel is mounted in an above ground area where its antenna can receive a good signal from
the Sensor/Transmitter, and make sure the Sensor/Transmitter is in a position free where it can send a signal freely.
Make sure there are no large metal objects, mirrors, aluminum siding, etc. between the Control Panel and the Sensor/
Transmitter. There is a “continuous on” or “test” switch inside the transmitter to help you test signal strength.
Step 3 - Make sure all address codes inside the Control Panel match the address codes in the Sensor/Transmitter Enclosure.
Step 4 - If installing a DA-605P, make sure the address codes in the small DA-066 mounted on the side of the Control Panel
match the address codes in the Chimes.
Step 5 - If installing a DA-605P, make sure no large metal objects, mirrors, appliances are between the Control Panel and Chimes
False Alarms
No Detection or
Intermittent Detection
Check the sensor/transmitter
placement to make sure it is
mounted securely, and not in a
tree if a DA-610TO (this is ok if
using a DA-611TO).
Check the sensor/transmitter to
make sure it is not on the same
address code as a system at a
neighbor’s home.
Remove all accessory wires from
the terminal block.
Call Mier Products’ Free Tech
Support. They will work with you
and might recommend returning
the system to Mier Products for
diagnosis and repair.
Panel is quiet:
replace the
accessory
Check the sensor/transmitter
placement - 50’ (min) away from
the street, power/phone lines.
Move sensor or reduce
sensitivity.
Existing
New
Accessory
Defective
OK
OK
OK
Still Not Fixed
Existing
New
OK
Check the batteries, Power is
ON, TX_TEST is OFF/SW10
Check sensor/transmitter
sensitivity at or near MAX on
the Sensitivity Adjustment in the
lower right corner
OK
Check sensor/transmitter
and Control Panel address
codes to make sure they match
OK
Check for metal obstructions,
sensor/xmitter 5’ MAX from 10’
drive edge, vehicle does not
pass between transmitter &
receiver
OK
If using more than one sensor/
transmitter, make sure they are
more than 20’ apart
OK
Check that VALID XMSN and
ALERT LEDs come on in the
Control Panel when a detection
and transmission was to occur.
Note: listen for a Relay “click.”
OK
If using a long-range reception
antenna, check connections and
orientation (vertical and short
end pointing toward transmitter).
Call Mier Products’ Free Tech
Support. They will work with you
and might recommend returning
the system to Mier Products for
diagnosis and repair.
Still Not Fixed
Check POWER and LO BATT
LEDs on the control panel. If no
POWER LED replace the fuse.
If LO BATT replace the batteries.
No Alert or
Relay Click
Trigger sensor
by passing a
steel tool by it
Return to Mier
Products for
Repair
Flip Whistle
Switch a few
times and retry
No Alert but
Relay Clicks
Alert Sounds or
Relay Clicks
Still no Alert
Return to Mier
Products for
Repair
