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3. Other Alarm Visual And Audible Indicators
Operational Mode
normal (standby)
test (button press when
no alarm condition is
present)
(note: test is very loud,
stand a few feet away.)
Smoke or co Alarm
Memory (unit has
experienced a smoke or
co alarm event, or has
detected 100ppm co or
greater.)
tM
Smoke Alarm Hush
Mode
co Alarm Reset
Initiating Alarm
(multiple alarms in an
interconnected system)
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Visual Indications
AC power: Green LED on
continuously.
DC power: Green LED blinks
approx every 60 sec.
Red LED blinks in time with
alarm pattern.
Smoke: Red LED blinks
every 15 sec.
CO: 2 red LED blinks
every 15 sec.
Red LED blinks every 2 sec.
None
Red LED blinks in time with
alarm pattern indicating that this
is the unit initiating the alarm
in an interconnected, multiple
alarm, system.
NOTE: It is possible for more than
one unit to detect a hazard and
become an initiating alarm unit
(Red LED blinking).
Audible Indications
• Single beep.
• 3 long beeps, voice "Fire! Feu!,"
3 long beeps, 4 quick beeps, voice
"Warning! Carbon monoxide,
Monoxyde de carbone!"
4 quick beeps.
After button push, voice "Caution,
carbon monoxide previously detected.
Attention, niveau de monoxyde de
carbone précédemment détecté."
(If CO was detected.
No voice for smoke alarm memory)
After button push, voice "Hush mode
activated, Mode hush activé." Smoke
alarm pattern stops. (If there is too
much smoke to allow Hush
TM
, smoke
alarm pattern continues.) Voice "Hush
mode cancelled, Mode hush annulé"
if button pushed again during Hush
After button push: CO alarm pattern
stops.
Unit in either Smoke or CO alarm
mode.
Action/Note
Perform button press once a week to
verify proper alarm operation.
NOTE: Alarm memory is only retained
for 24 hrs.
Push button to clear Alarm Memory.
This feature is to be used only when
a known alarm condition, such as
smoke from cooking, activates the
alarm.
Push button during Hush
Hush
TM
and perform a test.
TM
.
Unit is confirming if CO is present or
if it experienced a nuisance situation.
Re-alarm means danger. Move to fresh
air and call 911.
TM
to clear
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