Assigning a Sensor to a Zone, To the battery

open, storage sheds or work shops unsecured, etc). Sensors placed in Zone 4 will not activate the Alarm or Chime. When a Sensor is triggered in Zone 4, the Control Center will sound a repeating Alert (4 beeps) and the Zone 4 LED indicator will flash continuously. These Alerts will continue until the Sensor is closed. You can Mute the repeating Alert sound but the LED indicator will continue to flash until the Sensor is reset/deactivated (i.e. door is closed).

Here are Some examples of possible

Sensor/Zone combinations.

Example # 1 (4 Sensor system) Zone 1 – Door Sensor (front door) Zone 2 – Motion Sensor (living room) Zone 3 – Window Sensor (bedroom)

Zone 4 – Water Leak Sensor (hot water tank) Example # 2 (6 Sensor system)

Zone 1 – Two Door Sensors (front door & patio door) Zone 2 – Two Window Sensors (kitchen & bedroom) Zone 3 – Motion Sensor (living room)

Zone 4 – Water Leak Sensor (washing machine) Example # 3 (10 Sensor system)

Assigning a Sensor to a Zone

Assigning a Sensor into a Zone is an easy step process, however there are a few points to remember

-Only one Sensor can be assigned at a time.

-A Sensor cannot be assigned to two different Zones.

-Up to four Sensors can be added per Zone (if a fifth Sensor is added then the first Sensor will be replaced.)

-Batteries must be active in the Sensor before it can be assigned to a Zone.

-Sensors can be assigned to a Zone and then mounted, or can be mounted and then assign to a Zone.

The Door Sensor, Garage Sensor and Water Leak Sensor use Lithium batteries. To activate the batteries, remove the yellow battery activation strip. For the Motion Sensor, attach the “9V” battery leads

to the battery.

Follow these steps to assign a Sensor to a Zone.

Step 1 – Press and hold the Learn button on the Control Center for three seconds. The Control Center beeps once. Release the Learn button.

Zone 1 – Two Door Sensors (front door & back door)

Zone 2 – Four Window Sensors (bedroom one, two, & three)

Zone 3 – Two Motion Sensors (computer room and living room)

Zone 4 – Door Sensor (back yard gate), Water Leak Sensor (hot water tank), Garage door Sensor

			Step 2				-	+
							Input DC 12V
			Select the Zone number					Mute
								Learn
			1	2	3 4	Arm		Alert
								Chime
1	2	3	4		Armed	Power		Off
1	2	3	4		Armed	Power

Zone

Step 1

Press and hold the Learn button for three seconds

Step 3

Activate the Sensor

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