Dual Floodlight Infrared Security System
(610-2604)          Controlling Security System       Faxback Doc. # 19257

You can use a plug `n power controller to turn your security system on and
off.  Set the HOUSE CODE and START CODE dials, then follow your
controller's instructions to control this light.  If you turn the 
floodlights on using a controller, they will stay on until you turn them 
off with a controller.

SETTING THE HOUSE CODE

Set the HOUSE CODE dial to any of its 16 positions.  If you have existing
plug `n power modules, you should set it to the same house code you used
with those modules so that the security system can control those modules.

SETTING THE START CODE

The START CODE dial serves two purposes.  First, the number to which you
set the dial is the unit code for the security system (for controlling it
from a controller).  Also, the next eight numbers are unit codes for the
modules your security system controls. (See "Controlling Other Lights,"
Faxback Doc.#   ).

CAUTION:  If you plan to use the security system to control additional
          modules, keep in mind that these modules might turn on when you
          do not expect them to (when a small animal passes within the
          sensing area for example).  For this reason, take care when
          selecting appliances to be controlled by the security system.

You might want a stereo to turn on when someone approaches your house (to
make it sound like someone is home), but you should make sure that the
security system cannot turn on anything which would be dangerous if it
turned on unexpectedly.  An example of this might be a coffee pot which
could be damaged and possibly cause a fire if it turns on when it is empty.

Do not use the security system to control portable heaters.  This could
cause a fire if the heater turns on unexpectedly when clothing is nearby.

Choose your unit codes carefully.


(CS 12/26/95)