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3. Using the function “Forward” (or “Edit” on older mobile phones)
enter into the SMS the required volume and period eg:

4.Forward the edited SMS to the panel SIM card.
5.The panel confirms with following SMS:

** to enable this function both the settings SMS "7" and SMS "101-104”

must be completed

*** a reset can also be made by pressing the tamper switch

[16] 5 times within 3 seconds.

The batteries in detectors will last typically 6 months. For a PIR-detector in a
room where there is much movement, this period can be shorter. A weak
battery will be indicated by flashing of the detector LED every 6 seconds.
Replace the batteries as soon as possible to ensure continued operation.
After the low battery warning starts the detector will operate for a maximum
of 3 weeks (assuming no detection within this period). If the remote control
becomes weak the battery is weak and must be replaced.

Disarm the panel.
Open the housing.
Replace the batteries with suitable new ones.

Open and close the housing of the remote control with care, to ensure
that the LED cover and PCB do not slip out of place.

Wired components can be connected to the connection terminals [13]. Use a
2 core cable ( thickness 0.22-0.8 mm) maximum 100 m per zone. Connect
only when the DC connection from the mains adapter [21] is disconnected.

Z1
GND
Z2
GND
PUSH
GND
SPK
GND

On the 24 hour-Zone 1 (Z1/GND) max. 5 detectors with potential free NC
contacts can be connected. The zone alarms when the condition of the zone
changes, when the system is armed, part armed, or disarmed. It can be used
for detector such as smoke detector RA300i(R) or gas detector GA90-230V

Siren volume (0 Mute, 1 Low,
2 High)
1
Siren ringing
time (1-9min):
2

Set siren volume and ringing time successfully.

15. Changing the batteries

16. Connection of optional wired

components

On the alarm-Zone 2 (Z2/GND) max. 5 detectors with potential free NC
contacts can be connected. The zone alarms when the condition of the zone
changes, when the system is armed or part armed. It can be used for
detectors such as reed contact MK01.

An alarm on Zone 1 or 2 will be indicated by flashing key 1 or 2 [6] and an
SMS text.

The output PUSH (PUSH/GND) switches to 12 Volt (open collector output,
max load 500 mA) for 5 seconds when the system is disarmed. It could be
used for controling an electric door release.

Note the polarity and maximum loading, otherwise the transistor
output will overload.

A wired siren (eg. AS05) or strobe (eg. BL02) can be connected to the siren
outputSPK (SPK/GND). In alarm this output switches to 12 Volt (open
collector output, max. load 500 mA) for the set alarm period, or until
disarming. This output remains active when the siren volume is set to zero.

Note the polarity and maximum loading, otherwise the transistor
output will overload.

Note that the wireless range of each component can differ. The range is
dependent on various factors. A reduction in range can be caused by the
following:

Walls and floors, especially those containing metal, metalised foil,
reinforced concete or stone
Coated windows (eg. Energy saving windows), radiators, refridgerators,
mirrors, metalic surfaces or doors
Electrical wiring and electrical appliances (eg. motors, microwave
ovens)
Devices using the same or similar wireless frequency.

short wireless range antenne is covered

do not cover the front of the

of remote control

remote control

Alarm without

PIR-detector reacts check positioning of PIR,

apparent reason

to temperature

do not point towards heat

differences

sorces

PIR-detector does