9000P
Wireless
Alarm
Owner’s
Manual
Page 7
Using
the
Key
Fob
•
Hold
both
top
and
bottom
buttons
down
simultaneously
for
3
seconds.
•
The
red
and
green
lights
will
flash
on
the
top
button.
•
Wait
until
the
lights
stop
flashing.
•
Press
the
top
button
9
times.
1.
You
will
hear
3
low
frequency
beeps,
indicating
you
are
in
low
battery
detection
mode.
2.
When
the
beeping
stops,
start
with
the
PIR
motion
sensors.
Once
the
PIR
is
located,
test
each
PIR
sensor
individually
(if
you
have
multiple)
by
waving
your
hands
in
front
of
that
sensor
only
from
approximately
5
feet
away.
Make
sure
you
activate
only
one
sensor
at
a
time.
When
you
trigger
a
PIR
with
a
low
battery
it
sends
the
signal
to
the
Alarm/
Siren
and
in
sequence
you
will
hear
a
melody
that
follows.
If
the
sensor
battery
is
good,
you
will
hear
a
single
beep.
If
the
sensor
battery
is
low,
you
will
hear
a
melody,
continue
to
the
next
sensor.
3.
Open
each
door
or
compartment
that
contains
a
movement
sensor.
You
will
hear
a
single
beep
from
the
Alarm/Siren
if
the
batteries
are
in
good
condition.
Once
you
locate
a
sensor
with
a
low
battery,
it
will
send
a
signal
and
you
will
hear
a
melody
playing
(there
is
no
visual
indicator
for
door
sensors).
Replace
batteries
in
that
sensor
and
continue
to
the
next
sensor
and
so
on.
4.
Once
you
have
tested
all
of
the
sensors,
either
reenter
your
PIN
number
then
press
#
to
exit
Low
Battery
Detection
Mode
or
press
the
Disarm
button
on
your
Key
Fob.
5.
A
melody
will
play
and
issue
one
beep
upon
exiting.
If
you
continue
to
hear
the
melody,
this
means
you
have
more
sensors
to
locate
so
continue
testing
as
above.
6.
Test
for
low
battery
again,
the
system
should
provide
2
beeps
for
arm
and
1
beep
for
disarm
and
no
longer
issue
a
low
battery
warning
melody.
Note:
It
is
good
practice
to
set
a
battery
replacement
schedule,
just
as
you
would
a
smoke
detector.
There
is
no
reprogramming
involved.
Just
remove
old
batteries
and
replace
with
new.
Battery
life
is
expected
to
be
up
to
2
years.
