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9000P Wireless Alarm Owner’s Manual
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Using the Key Fob
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Hold both top and bottom buttons down simultaneously for 3 seconds.
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The red and green lights will flash on the top button.
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Wait until the lights stop flashing.
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Press the top button 9 times.
1. You will hear 3 low frequency beeps, indicating you are in low battery detection
mode.
2. When the beeping stops, start with the PIR motion sensors. Once the PIR is located,
test each PIR sensor individually (if you have multiple) by waving your hands in front
of that sensor only from approximately 5 feet away. Make sure you activate only one
sensor at a time. When you trigger a PIR with a low battery it sends the signal to the
Alarm/ Siren and in sequence you will hear a melody that follows. If the sensor
battery is good, you will hear a single beep. If the sensor battery is low, you will hear
a melody, continue to the next sensor.
3. Open each door or compartment that contains a movement sensor. You will hear a
single beep from the Alarm/Siren if the batteries are in good condition. Once you
locate a sensor with a low battery, it will send a signal and you will hear a melody
playing (there is no visual indicator for door sensors). Replace batteries in that
sensor and continue to the next sensor and so on.
4. Once you have tested all of the sensors, either reenter your PIN number then press #
to exit Low Battery Detection Mode or press the Disarm button on your Key Fob.
5. A melody will play and issue one beep upon exiting. If you continue to hear the
melody, this means you have more sensors to locate so continue testing as above.
6. Test for low battery again, the system should provide 2 beeps for arm and 1 beep for
disarm and no longer issue a low battery warning melody.
Note: It is good practice to set a battery replacement schedule, just as you would a smoke detector. There is no
reprogramming involved. Just remove old batteries and replace with new. Battery life is expected to be up to 2
years.