SkyLink HA-434TL User Manual

lndoor/Outdoor
Motion
Sensor
ModelHA-434TL
The lndoor/Outdoor
Motion Sensor is designed to
monitor movement
around your house. The motion sensor can be
placed either indoor
or
outdoor.
Once motion is detected, the
receiver
will
respond with flashing
along with alert beeping
or alarm.
ln
this package, you
should find an lndoor/Outdoor
Motion Sensor, ball-
head
joint,
screws.
2pcs 3xlSscrews
joint
(tnctuded)
Please follow
the
instructions below to setup your motion
sensor.
The sensor must be programmed to the
Household Alert" Long
Range
Receiver before they can communication. You may program
the sensor
to one of the 4
zones. Follow the
instructions below:
1. Plug
in an
AC adapter to the
receiver.
2. The green
LED
will be on indicating it
is turned
on.
3. Open
the
back cover and there is a
learn button. Press and hold
this
learn button for 5 seconds, until both green LED and zone
1 red LED
flash. You may now release the
learn button.
4. lf you would like
to
program the sensor
to
zone 1, activate
the
sensor while the zone 1 red LED is flashing.
Press
the
SET
button
on
the
back of the sensor to
activate
it.
5. lf you would like
to program the
sensor to
other zones, press
the
learn button again, until the
red LED flashes at the zone you want
to
program
the sensor to, then activate the
sensor.
6. Once the sensor is programmed, the green
LED will be steadily
on
and none of the red zone
LEDs
will
be on.
SET Button
I
Plug
in
the adapter
to
the receiver
Learn
Button
lnsert
9V
alkaline battery (option)
to
the sensor
Note: Each zone can program up to
4 sensors. lf you try to program
a
fifth
sensor into a zone, the first programmed sensor
will be
erased.
Erasing
a
sensor
You cannot erase a
specific sensor. You must erase all
sensors from
the
receiver, then program the ones you would like
to
keep. To erase
all the sensors from the
receiver:
1. Remove the
adapter from the
receiver.
2. Open the back cover, press and hold
the
learn button. Do
not
release the
learn button until step
4.
3.
while
holding onto the
learn button, plug
in the adapter to
the
receiver.
4. You may release the
learn button when the
LEDs on
the
receiver are
on.
5. You have erased
all sensors from the
receiver.
MOUNTING
A
ball-head
joint is
necessary to
mount
the sensor at a desire
location.
A
height of 7
tl
is recommended, depending on your application. Once
a
location is selected, mount the ball-head
joint to this
location by screws
provided. Once the ball-head joint
is mounted to the wall, slide the back
of the sensor into the ball-head joint. The
mounting angle can
be
adjusted. Please refer to "Walk
Test" to determine the best mounting
angle.
WALK
TEST
After mounting the sensor at the desired location, it
is
important to perform a walk test
in order to determine
if the sensor is detecting the things you want to
detect.
ln
order
to
control how far the sensor can "see", this can be done
by
adjusting the angle of the sensor.
To reduce the detection range,
simply
move
the
sensor downward. To increase the
range, move the
sensor
up to around
12
degrees. This will give the maximum
range.
However,
this may not be desired
if the sensor is placed outdoors, since a
false
trigger may occur
if the sensor is set to detect motion in a
distance.
You should walk in the
area
that you would
like the sensor to
monitor.
Place
the slide switch on the side of
the
receiver
to "Alert"
position. The
receiver
will
beep if the sensor detects your movement. lf the
receiver
does not
respond, adjust the
mounting angle accordingly. After motion
is
detected once, the sensor will not
be
triggered unless no motion
is
detected tor 20
seconds. Therefore, wait for at
least
20
seconds
during
walk testing between 2
activations.
Perform walk test in the undesired
area
to
ensure movement cannot
be
detected.
Tips:
The
sensor should not
face towards direct
sunlight,
placing near
heat or
cold
producing
devices
(i.e.
NC
or furnance vents, fans,
ovens,
heaters etc.) that may
cause false triggers
Move the
sensor downward
to
Move the
sensor up to around
reduce the
range.
l2etogive
maximum range.
SENSOR SENSITIVITY
The sensitivity of the motion sensor
is adjustable. change the setting
by
placing the connector on either the "High" (connector position
"1") or
"Low" (connector position "2") position. When
the sensitivity is set
to
"Low", more movement is
required to trigger the sensor. lt is
recom-
mended
to
set the
sensitivity
to
"Low"
and perform
a "Walk Test".
lf the
walk
test
result is satisfied, the sensitivity does not require
to
be
adjusted further. lf the walk
test
result shows the
sensitivity is
too
low,
then you can change the
sensitivity
setting
to "High".
Please
perform the walk test after
changing
the sensitivity
setting.
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