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bar indicates that something is not all right, e.g. the sensor is not working. If the bar
flashes, it indicates that, e.g. a door contact was opened or closed.
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Tampering contact
The bar is green as long as the tampering contact of the sensor is closed. As soon as
the tampering contact opens (e.g. if you open the sensor or if someone tampers with
the sensor), a tampering alarm is triggered and the turns red. By default the siren would
only sound if the alarm panel is in arm or home mode. In the menu “Alarm system”
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“Settings”  “Area settings”  “Tamper alarm” you can define if an alarm should also
sound in disarm mode.
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Battery
The indicator bar is green as long as the sensor is all right. When the battery runs low,
the indicator bar turns red.
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Area
Shows the area, in which the sensor was added. Areas can be armed separately.
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Zone
This is a consecutive number provided for each newly added sensor.
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Type
Shows the type of sensor, e.g. “Door contact” for a window/ door contact.
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Name
You assign this name when you add a new sensor. It is limited to 30 characters.
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Status
Shows the status of the sensors. Depending on the type of sensor, the following
statuses are possible:
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Open = open door sensor | Closed = closed door sensor
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Out of order = malfunction / Battery low / out of range
o
Tampering contact open
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Temperature indicator in degrees Celsius
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Power consumption in Watt
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Bypass: The sensor has been deactivated by the bypass function and is highlighted
in orange. Please refer to the chapter “Edit Sensor” on the following pages for more
information about the bypass function.
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Blank = no status to report / working as intended
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Sensor actions column
In the column to the very right, you can change the settings of the sensor and open the
“Edit sensor” menu ( ).
You can delete a sensor from the alarm panel ( ).
You can enter the thermo control menu of your radiator valve thermostats ( ).
You can take a manual snapshot with your PIR network cameras ( ).