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2. Getting Started
What's in the Box?
1 x
Motion Sensor 869
1 x
User Guide
1 x
3.6V AA Lithium Battery
2 x
Hook and Loop Pads
How to Install
The Motion Sensor 869 can be fixed to one flat wall or into the corner of two
adjoining walls at a mounting height of 1.0m to 1.5m (dependent on the height of
the user). The sensor should be positioned so that the beam is pointing at the user's
chest as shown in Fig.1. The fixing height is important for the 'fall zone' functionality
described on page 3, and this should be tested using the 'walk test' function detailed
on page 8 to ensure that the user's movement is detected.
The sensor should be positioned to ensure that the beam is not impeded by any
furniture in the room as shown in Fig.2. Depending upon the construction of the
wall, the sensor can be fitted using either hook and loop pads or screws and wall
plugs. For the latter method, take into consideration any pipes that may be installed
within the walls (screws and wall plugs are not supplied).
1. Remove the front cover from the Motion Sensor 869.
2. Choose the most appropriate method of installation for the proposed location of
the sensor. If mounting in a corner position, screws and wall plugs should be
used.
3. Fix the sensor to the wall. If using screws, ensure that the appropriate holes are
used.
4. Fit the battery into the sensor, carefully observing the correct polarity.
5. Carry out a walk test (see page 8) to ensure that the sensor has been installed in
the optimum position to detect the desired movement whilst minimising false
activations.
6. Replace the front cover.
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