Ideal Security SK662 Manual page 8

can wait for it to call you again and then enter the correct code. If your dialing sequence is set to one cycle and you have set up
the auto-dialer to answer before your answering machine (if you have one connected) then you can call into the auto-dialer and
enter in your codes again. If you made the initial call to the dialer you just have to redial and then enter the codes again.
5. VIEW STORED INFORMATION FUNCTION
Triggered Events History
The last 5 triggered Events, including the time the event occurred and the zone that was triggered are stored in memory.
To view triggered events:
• In standby mode, press #/DOWN button
• The time and zone of the first recorded triggered event will be displayed on the LED screen.
• Pressing the #/DOWN button repeatedly will cycle through 5 stored events ending with the most recent.
Stored Telephone Numbers
In standby mode, press */UP to view stored telephone numbers.
NOTE: If no buttons are pressed for 20 seconds, the auto-dialer will automatically exit view mode.
7. AUTO-DIALER BATTERY LOW LED INDICATOR
When the Battery Low LED flashes once every 1.5 seconds, it indicates that the battery power in auto-dialer is running low.
Replace the batteries immediately. If batteries are low, a false signal may be triggered and the auto-dialer may start dialing.
Batteries in all units should be replaced at least once a year.
LINK WIRELESS SENSORS TO THE AUTO-DIALER
The Water Detector included in this package has been factory linked to the auto-dialer (ZONE 1.). You may link additional
sensors, remote controls or sirens to your auto-dialer. In certain circumstances you may have to re-link existing parts.
Make sure to test the reception range of all sensors before permanently mounting them. The approximate range for sensors
is 60 meters (200'). Walls and other obstructions may interfere with reception.
You can link a total of 16 sensors and 8 remote controls to the auto-dialer .
The system has a total of 10 zones for wireless sensors and remote controls:
• Zone 1-8: link one wireless sensor per zone, they will trigger the auto-dialer in armed mode only.
• Zone 9: Learn up to 8 wireless sensors and they will trigger the auto-dialer in armed mode only.
• REMOTE Zone (LCD icon REMOTE) is the remote control zone, you can link up to 8 remote controls..
NOTE: If you wish to change the factory programed zone location of the Water Detector it must be deleted from its current
zone and re linked to a new zone (see instructions below)
LINKING ADDITIONAL WIRELESS SENSORS OR REMOTE CONTROLS TO THE AUTO-DIALER
• Enter your password and press the PROG button three (3) times.
• The "LEARN" icon will flash on the screen.
• Press ARM/DISARM to confirm, the system will go into learning ID code mode and zone 1 icon will flash.
• Press the */UP and #/DOWN buttons to select the zone you wish to learn your sensor to. When the screen flashes NO ID
CODE, that means that zone is empty and you can link a sensor. If the screen flashes FULL then you already have a
sensor linked to that zone. You can either choose another zone or press DEL./PAUSE to delete the sensor in that zone
and link the new sensor. Remote controls must be linked to the REMOTE zone.
• Press ARM/DISARM to confirm that this is the zone you want the sensor to be linked with
• Trigger the sensor or remote control that you are linking. For the wireless water alarm put the sensor in water to trigger.
For other sensors see the instructions included with the sensor
NOTE: If you have linked a motion detector to your auto-dialer, cover the lens of the motion sensor (place a towel over the
sensor) before linking other items as the motion sensor will send a signal to auto- dialer every time you move.
• You will hear a long beep from the auto-dialer to confirm that linking was successful and the screen will display FULL for
zones 1-8. Zone 9 will display the number of sensors in the zone up to a maximum of 8. The Remote zone will display the
number of remote controls in the zone up to a maximum of 8.
• Press the PROG button seven (7) times to exit the setup mode.