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is installed in the battery compartment with a battery insulator inserted. To activate the battery, simply
pull out the battery insulator.
The Door Contact / Shock Sensor can detect low battery condition. When the battery voltage is low, a
low battery signal will be sent to the Control Panel to notify the condition. The LED will light up when the
Door Contact / Shock Sensor is activated under low battery status. When the battery is exhausted, the
Door Contact / Shock Sensor will stop all function, the LED will flash every 4 seconds.
When changing batteries, after removing the old batteries, press the Tamper Switch twice to fully
discharge before inserting new batteries.
Tamper Protection
The Door Contact / Shock Sensor is protected by a tamper switch which is compressed against the
mounting surface when the Door Contact / Shock Sensor is mounted. Whenever the Door Contact /
Shock Sensor is removed from mounted surface or cover is opened, the tamper switch will be activated
and the device will send a tamper open signal to remind the user of the condition.
The tamper open signal will be transmitted with the Door Contact to the Control Panel. The tamper fault
status will be displayed only in the DC device zone in the Control Panel.
Supervision
When in normal operation, the Door Contact and Shock Sensor will send a supervision signal to the
Control Panel separately at random intervals of 15-18 minutes.
If the Control Panel has not received the supervision signal from the Door Contact / Shock Sensor for a
preset period time, the Control Panel will indicate the particular Door Contact / Shock Sensor is
experiencing an out-of-signal problem.
Test Mode
Under Normal Mode, press the Test Button to transmit a test signal and learning code to the Control
Panel. The Door Contact / Shock Sensor will also enter the Test Mode for 3 minutes.
Under Test Mode, the LED will light up whenever the Door Contact / Shock Sensor is activated.
Each additional Test Button press will reset Test Mode time to 3 minutes.
Getting Started
Remove the battery insulator on the Door Contact / Shock Sensor to power on.
Put the Control Panel into Learning Mode (Please refer to panel operation manual)
Press the Test Button on the Door Contact / Shock Sensor.
Refer to your Control Panel operation manual to complete the learn-in process.
When learnt into the Control Panel, the DCSV-29 will be recognized as 2 separate devices (Door
Contact & Shock Sensor) and will occupy 2 zones in the Panel.
Set the Material & Sensitivity Level:
1. Press the Test Button on DCSV-29 for more than 3 seconds. The LED will turn on, indicating that the
device is now under programming mode. (If no action within a 10-second timeout, DCSV-29 will
automatically exit programming mode and return to Test Mode.)
2. Select the material and sensitivity level from the Control Panel webpage (Sensor Setting page).