Interlogix DI601-WT Installation And User Manual page 2

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EN: Installation and User Guide
Description
The DI601-WT walk tester (see Figure 1) is an installation tool
that helps the installer set up a DI601/DDI602 outdoor detector
on site.
Each DI/DDI series outdoor detector has been fitted with an
infrared LED. When activation occurs the LED sends a signal.
The walk tester then receives this signal, and a bright white
LED on the walk tester flashes, and a piezo speaker sounds.
Under normal situations both the LED and the sounder can be
seen and heard up to 50 meters.
Figures
Figure 1: Walk Tester
Figure 2: Walk tester cradle
Figure 3: PP3 battery connector
Figure 4: PP3 battery fitted
Figure 5: Removing battery compartment cover
Figure 6: On / off switch
Figure 7: Detector cover and screw
Figure 8: Detector programming button
Figure 9: Walk tester in cradle and fitted to the detector
Quick guide
Note: Ensure that the cover is on the detector during the walk
test.
1. Put the detector in walk test mode by pressing the
programming button on the detector PCB once.
2. Put the walk tester in the cradle.
3. Clamp the walk tester cradle to the detector using the
detector cover screw.
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4. Switch the walk tester on.
The walk tester lights and sounds whenever the detector
activates.
The detector remains in walk test mode for five minutes after
the last activation.
You can cancel walk test mode by pressing the programming
button on the detector PCB twice.
Mounting cradle
The DI601-WT walk tester comes with a mounting cradle (see
Figure 2).
Powering the walk tester
First, fit a PP3 battery into the walk tester battery compartment
(Figures 3 and 4).
Note: Battery is not included.
This is done by removing the battery compartment cover as
shown in Figure 5.
Please ensure that the On/Off switch on the walk tester is set
to the Off position while connecting the battery (Figure 6).
When the battery is fitted, close the battery compartment (see
Figure 5), and the walk tester is ready for use.
Using the walk tester
Remove the cover from the detector housing by loosening the
stainless steel screw at the bottom of the detector and pressing
the sides of the cover as shown in Figure 7.
This allows access to the programming button shown in
Figure 8 (and lets you verify the presence of the IR emitting
LED).
Put the detector into walk test mode by pressing the
programming button once (see Figure 8). The detector blue
LED will then flash out its current settings. Wait for the flashing
sequence to finish. The detector is now in walk test mode, and
remains in that state for five minutes after the last detection,
thereafter it reverts to normal mode. Walk test can be
cancelled at any time by pressing the programming button
twice.
P/N 1069716 (ML) • REV D • ISS 01MAR19