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SMOKE User Manual NE41 06004-02 v2.0 8 of 16
If several SMOKE in Stand Alone mode are used and are to be connected
to the same radio receiver, each SMOKE must be added individually to
that radio receiver.
A SMOKE in Stand Alone mode will NOT listen to any radio transmissions.
This mode is the preferred mode when only one SMOKE is used, e.g. in a
single house hold.
5.1 Smoke alarm
In the event of fire the SMOKE starts sounding with the acoustical indica-
tion and the unit’s Test button LED blinks red and a Smoke alarm is sent
to the radio receiver.
5.2 Low battery
The built in logic checks the battery level and sends a Battery low alarm
to the radio receiver well before the units starts to indicate by blinking its
red LED and sounding acoustically.
6 Individual group mode (recommended linked mode)
In Individual Group Link Mode all units communicates directly with the
radio receiver. Allthough all SMOKEs communicates directly with the
receiver R , one SMOKE must be set as Master.
• All SMOKEs must be added individually to the radio receiver
• Correct alarm type MUST be assigned for each added SMOKE in the
radio receiver
• All SMOKEs must be within radio range of the radio receiver.
The radio range between a SMOKE and the radio receiver
R
,
can
be ex-
tended with REPO and/or REPO+ (optional accessories) but radio range
can
NOT
be extended between SMOKEs.