Wireless Infrared Motion Sensor
(490-2025A)                Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 18325

ARMING/DISARMING THE MOTION SENSOR

The motion sensor has a separate ARM/DISARM switch so you can have more
options for arming the system.  If you install several motion sensors, you
can set a particular sensor to DISARM, and then arm the system in the Away
mode.  The system responds to all types of sensors, but it does not receive
signals from the disarmed sensor.  The disarmed sensor continues to detect
motion and its indicator still lights; however, it does not cause the base
to sound the alarm.

To arm the motion sensor, set ARM/DISARM to ARM.  To disarm the sensor, set
ARM/DISARM to DISARM.

NOTES:  In order for the motion sensor to operate as part of your security 
        system, you must set its switch to ARM.

        Motion sensors do not arm when you arm the system in the HOME mode.

MOTION SENSOR BUILT-IN TAMPER SWITCH

CAUTION:  Do not disassemble the sensor.

If someone separates the infrared motion sensor bottom panel from the top 
panel when the sensor is armed, a built-in tamper switch causes the sensor
to signal the base.

The sensor continues to send the signal as long as the top and bottom
panels are separated.  To stop the signal transmission, reassemble the
panels or set ARM/DISARM to DISARM.  To stop the alarm at the base, enter
the access code.

USING THE PANIC ALARM

You can send an immediate panic signal to the control base by pressing TEST 
on the bottom of the sensor.  The panic feature operates when the control
base is in any mode other than the test mode.  The sensor can be armed or 
disarmed.

Before you use this feature, test it as follows.

1.  Disarm the base.

2.  Press TEST on the bottom of the sensor.  The sensor's indicator flashes
    and the control base immediately sounds an alarm.

3.  Enter the access code at the base to stop the alarm.

4.  Arm the base and press TEST on the sensor.  The base immediately sounds
    an alarm.  Enter the access code at the base to stop the alarm.

STATUS MESSAGE

The sensor reports a status message to the control base about once every 
hour, whether the sensor is armed or disarmed.  The message includes the
sensor ID code, a zone-violation message, and information about the battery
condition.  If the sensor fails to send a message within 12 hours, the
MISSING indicator and the sensor's corresponding zone indicator flash on
the control base.


(CS 10/24/95)