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1. 5 Enrolling and testing a Wireless Leak Detection Transmitter or Wireless On/Off switch
1.5.1 Enrolling a Wireless Leak Detection Transmitter
1. Remove the cover from the wireless transmitter. Leave the batteries out.
2. Press 'ENROL' on the Water Valve Control until yellow 'WARNING LED'
lights, then press 'ENROL' again until green 'VALVE OPERATING LED'
starts to flash.
3. Hold down the brown 'TEST' button in the wireless transmitter (Figure
2) and install 2 x AA batteries. Release the 'TEST' button and the red
LED in the transmitter will flash and beep. You have 5 minutes to enrol
the transmitter.
4. Make sure there is at least a 2M distance between the Valve Control and
the Wireless Transmitter.
5. Press the 'TEST' button in the transmitter again, it will beep, and the
Water Valve Control will also start to beep.
6. Press the 'ON' button on the Water Valve Control to enrol the two
components. The transmitter will beep three times to confirm the
enrolment.
Repeat the procedure for any other wireless transmitters and when all
transmitters are enrolled press 'OFF' on the Water Valve Control to exit
enrol mode.
1.5.2 Testing the Wireless Leak Detector Transmitter and Leak Detector Tape
1. Assemble a length of leak detection tape (see Section 2.5). Plug
the Leak Detector tape and connecting cable into the Wireless
Leak Detector Transmitter. (Figure 3).
2. Check the valve is open.
3. Ensure the transmitter is at least 2 metres away from the Water
Valve Control.
4. Wet the test pins at the end of the Leak Detection tape. The
red LED 'Leak Alarm' on the Water Valve Control will flash,
the Water Valve Control will beep and the valve will close. The
wireless transmitter will also emit an audible alarm and the
internal red LED will flash all the time the test pins are wet.
5. Remove one battery from the Wireless Transmitter to stop the
audible alarm, then reposition the battery in the transmitter and
replace the transmitter cover.
6. Reset the Water Valve Control: Press the 'WATER OFF' button
on the Water Valve Control and it will beep once. The audible
alarm and red LED flashing will stop but the Valve will remain
closed. Press the 'WATER ON' button - it will beep once, and the
Valve will open.
NB. If you inadvertently wet the tape rather than its test pins, you will have to disconnect the tape from the wireless
transmitter before you will be able to reset the system. Ensure the tape is dry before reconnecting or the system will
immediately alarm and close the valve again. The tape can be dried naturally or by using a hairdryer on a medium setting.
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Figure 2.
Test Button
Figure 3.
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