RoboGuard TRX005, Руководство техника

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8. RED STATUS LIGHT FLASHING: Indicates your HQ is
having trouble communicating with one or more Roboguards. The
Roboguard sends an
‘auto-test’ radio signal to the HQ every 20
minutes. From this silent test, the HQ is able to determine the radio
signal strength and battery voltage of each guard. If either is low the
HQ will indicate this by flashing the red ‘Status’ light. To establish
which Roboguard is reporting the status condition and to reset the
light, you must do the following:
A. Press and release the Status Button.
B. The Status Light will burn solid red and the zone light of the
Roboguard will be green (solid green for Mode A Roboguards, and
flashing green for Mode B Roboguards).
C. Press and release the green light button, it will go out, press and
release the red light button to re-set.
D. If your system is new, place the HQ in a different location to
ensure it has good communication with the Roboguard.
E. If your system is a few years old, and the problem persists,
change the batteries in the affected Roboguard.
F. A faulty TX PIR or CPU PIR can cause the status light to come on.
To diagnose, switch the ‘offending’ TX PIR with another one from
the existing installation to see if the problem persists with the
same Roboguard or follows the TX to another Roboguard. Replace
the ‘offending’ CPU or TX with a known working product. Always
keep a spare set of known working PIR’s (or a Demo Roboguard)
with you for diagnostics.
G. If all else fails, it is possible you have a ‘low range’ HQ. Always
keep a known, working HQ with you for diagnostics.
INSTALLER SECTION:
Setting up the HQ for the 1
st
Time
The HQ has 5 outputs, allowing a connection to a siren, to your alarm
panel or other devices such as a cell module. These outputs are
accessed via the ‘Tele-cable’ supplied.
The HQ is remote ready and its outputs can be remotely activated or
de-activated using a Roboguard Remote.