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All new accessory devices must be learned or registered by a
CA-360Q master-unit before they can be worked or recog-
nized.
9.
I just bought an extra doorbell for my CA-360Q system,
but it did not work. What do I need to do?
Ans:
Yes, you can. You need to convert three of the CA-360Q units
from “Master” Unit into a “Remote-Receiver” so they can be
learned (or registered) into the “Master” Unit.
10.
I bought four CA-360Q systems for my home. Can I combine
them into a single system?
Ans:
Press the RESET button for 6 seconds. This is only tempo-
rary. The low battery icon will appear again when the next
accessory low battery signal is received.
11.
How do I reset accessory's low battery icon on CA-360Q?
Ans:
This message is associated with registered sensor's battery
is either low, or not being turned on, or it may be placed too
far from CA-360Q. Turn on its power on move the sensor
closer to CA-360Q usually solve the issue.
12.
What caused this accessory's low battery icon to show?
Ans:
Make sure the CA-360Q is in pairing mode first, and you
press the test button on the accessory for at least 6 seconds
when registering, until you hear CA-360Q sounds and display
the confirmation.
13.
I have difficulty in registering an accessory to my CA-360Q
system. What should I do?
Ans:
Yes, CA-360Q and remote receivers has built-in repeater
functions. Each unit can relay the signal it received to the
next unit. This greatly increases effective coverage area.
14.
I have a large home, can I use two or more CA-360Q to increase
coverage area?
Ans:
Your CA-360Q has enabled the “General CA-AX alerts”
function. It has detected a nearby CA-AX sensor signal not
part of its own. Refer to earlier section on general CA-AX
alerts.
15.
Why is my CA-360Q displays “AX-0” ?
Ans:
