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Product Summary
The Interior Siren SE601 is a wireless siren
designed for use with Videofied security systems.
The siren includes the following features:
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Totally wireless, battery operated.
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Dual tamper function provides detection for both wall
and cover tamper.
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Transmits check-in/status signal every 8 minutes.
Installation Guidelines
For easier installation, programming and RF testing
should be done to check for good communication between
the control panel and all system devices before mounting
system devices. Install the siren and other system devices
in the order of the following steps:
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Programming/RF Testing - program siren and
all other devices into the control panel and test
RF communication from each intended device
location to the control panel.
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Mounting - mount siren at the tested location.
Programming/RF Testing
The following provides summarized steps for device
programming and testing. For complete details, refer
to the control panel installation manual.
1
Remove bottom screws,
separate cover from siren
and install batteries.
2
Put control panel
into programming/
configuration mode.
3
Using a programmed
alphanumeric keypad,
proceed through menus
until the display shows
ADD A NEW DEVICE.
4
Press
Yes.
The display
shows PRESS PROGRAM
BUTTON OF DEVICE.
5
Press and release
program button on siren
using a paper clip end.
The siren LED flashes.
Wait for keypad display
to show SIREN (1 - 25)
RECORDED.
6
Press
Yes.
The display shows RADIO RANGE TEST?
Press
Yes
again. The siren LED starts flashing and
keypad display shows TEST IN PROGRESS.
7
Take siren to its intended mounting location and
make sure LED flashes continuously, indicating good
communication with control panel.
8
Press
Yes
to end radio range test, then press
Esc/No.
9
The display shows RECORDING A NEW DEVICE?
Repeat steps 4 - 8 for remaining sirens.
10
When finished, exit from configuration mode.
Screws
Program Button
P R O D U C T I N S T A L L A T I O N S H E E T
Indoor Siren SE601
Made by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES
2205 - SEIS March 2012