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The control panel responds to detector
battery faults, tamper faults, radio faults and
anti-masking faults.
• Battery fault:
following a system
command, the control panel issues the
voice message
“Beep, fault, battery,
detector X”
.
• Tamper fault:
following a system
command, the control panel issues the
voice message
“Beep, fault, tamper,
detector X”
.
This fault is caused by the radio box not
being properly closed on the base or by
the front panel not being properly closed
on the detection module.
• Radio fault:
following a system command,
the control panel issues the voice message
“Beep, fault, radio, detector X”
.
• Masking fault:
when the front panel has
been masked for roughly 3 minutes and
following an arming command, the control
panel issues the voice message
“Beep,
exit X open”
or
“Beep, armed, exit X open”
.
9. Maintenance
9.1 Fault indications
1.
Put the control panel in installation mode by asking the user to enter:
then
2.
Open the detector box (see § 2. Opening the detector).
3.
Replace the flat lithium battery.
4.
Put the control panel back in user mode by entering:
5.
Perform a real test (see § 8. Performing a real test).
9.2 Changing the battery
IMPORTANT: the detector’s parameters are saved when the battery is changed.
master code
installer code
installer code
• It is essential to replace the lithium battery supplied with the same type of lithium battery offering
the same characteristics (3.6 V - 4 Ah).
• We advise you to use a DAITEM brand BatLi25 battery available in the catalogue in order
to guarantee individual safety and equipment reliability.
• Dispose of the flat lithium battery in the appropriate recycling bin.
Li
N.B.: a deposit of frost on the upper and
lower lens composes an opaque surface
that may have the effect of masking the
front panel.
