Programming The Siren-Based System - Yale HSA6200 Installation, Programming, Operating

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Programming the Siren-based system

(without control panel)
The siren is the heart of the system. All components must be recognised by the siren.
Learning process
1 Press and hold siren learn button for 1 second.
A short beep will follow with the outside LEDs
flashing once.
System is now in learning mode for 3 minutes.
Proceed to the following steps to add in additional
devices (20 devices maximum) within this time
period.
Adding devices:
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• Remember to press any buttons and keys firmly
for 1 second to send a learn-in radio signal.
When any device is learnt-in, the siren will beep
once and the outside LEDs will flash once in
acknowledgement.
• Remote keyfob: Press any key except the
emergency button
• PIR: Press the test button
• Door/Window contact: Press the test button
• Help button: Press the emergency button
• Smoke detector: Press the test button
• Keypad: Press Panic button A and enter "0000"
to enter test mode indicated by a continuously
flashing LED. Press panic button A and enter "8",
the keypad will confirm with two fast flashes that it
is in "Siren as master" mode. Press panic button A
then "1" to send learn-in signal, then press disarm
twice to quit test mode.
* If device learning takes more than 3 minutes and
the learn mode expires, the learn button on the
siren will need to be pressed again to add more
devices (repeat step 2 above).
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4 Press the Learn button on the siren to exit the
learn mode, the middle LED will flash once and
there will be a single short beep to indicate that
normal siren operation has been resumed.
5 Set Dip switch 3 to select alarm period length.
Switch left for 4 minutes or right for 10 minutes
(default) siren duration.
6 Set Dip switch 2 for interference detection. Switch
left to switch on and right for off (default).
* Interference detection:
This unit is equipped with the latest type of
radio receiver using AM radio technology. If the
system is armed any criminal attempt to interfere
detector transmissions will trigger an alarm.
If the alarm is frequently triggered by interference
there may be high levels of unusual radio
signals in your area. Some kinds of electronic
equipment can generate this kind of radio
interference.
In the unlikely event of you experiencing
problems with interference, it is recommended
that you switch interference detection off.
Please telephone our helpline if you require any
further assistance.
Programming is now finished and the system is
ready to be installed.