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3.9.9 Performing an alarm test
After the central unit has been installed and connected, a test alarm should
be carried out with each assigned transmitter (wireless magnet contact,
cable loop and wireless gas alarm).
A test alarm can only be performed with the cover closed since protect
or tamper contact cannot be activated with the cover open.
Activate C.A.S. and open one of the assigned wireless magnetic contacts.
The siren sounds and the signal LEDs flash.
Repeat the process with each of the installed and assigned transmitters.
To test the alarm for a cable loop, remove it from the holder with the
system activated.
To carry out an alarm test with a wireless gas alarm, switch it on and wait
until the preheating phase is over (power lamp flashes green). Flood the
wireless gas alarm with lighter gas. The power lamp flashes quickly and
C.A.S. gives an alarm as described in the user manual.
Note! If a GSM/GPS Combimodule is connected, every alarm causes an
SMS and therefore costs money. If this is not wanted during the test
phase, remove the SIM card with the supply voltage disconnected and the
battery removed then and replace it once the test has been performed.
4.1 Troubleshooting
If the following section does not resolve or describe the problem, you may
find some helpful information on our website or please contact our Technical
Support Department: +49(0)431-66 66 822
Problem:
C.A.S. can no longer be controlled via the handheld transmitter.
Possible causes:
1. The handheld transmitter has been activated several times beyond
the range of the system.
2. The battery in the handheld transmitter is low.
Solution:
1. Activate the handheld transmitter within the range of the system
a few times.
2. Change the battery in the handheld transmitter.
The memory is not volatile and the transmitter does not need to be
reassigned after the battery has been changed.
