Linear PERS-4200 Series manual Operation Summary, Emergency, Activity, Fire, Carbon Monoxide CO

2. Operation Summary

A variety of Linear’s DXS Format and DXT Format transmitters can be used with the Console.

✓NOTE: DXS Format transmitters are supervised, DXT Format transmitters are not supervised.

Transmitters can be assigned to the following four functions:

Emergency

Portable, pendant, belt-clip, or wristband type transmitters and stationary transmitters are used for personal emergency applications. When an emergency transmitter is triggered, the Console announces the emergency alarm and an emergency report is sent to the Central Station. The emergency alarm can also be triggered by pressing the Console’s HELP button.

Activity

Switch or motion triggered transmitters (Models DXS-31/DXS-32 and DXS-54) can be used for ensuring human activity. The DXS-54 motion detector will monitor room activity. The DXS-31 and DXS-32 transmitters can be wired to a pushbutton or switch for manual activity monitoring. As long as a signal is received from each activity sensor during a programmed activity time window, an alarm will not be triggered. 15 minutes before the programmed time expires, the HOME indicator will start blinking and the Console will announce every three minutes that the timer will run out soon. The activity timer can be reset with a signal from one of the activity transmitters or by pressing the HOME button on the Console. Failure to reset the activity timer within the programmed time period will trigger the Console’s emergency alarm and send an inactivity report to the Central Station.

Fire

The Model DXS-73 wireless photoelectric smoke alarm transmitter triggers the fi re alarm. When the fi re alarm is activated, the Console announces the fi re alarm and a fi re report is sent to the Central Station.

Carbon Monoxide (CO)

The Model DXS-80 wireless carbon monoxide detector triggers the CO alarm. When a carbon monoxide alarm is activated, the Console announces the gas alarm and a carbon monoxide report is sent to the Central Station.

2.1Console Alarm Priorities Alarm Priorities by Type

Each type of alarm is assigned a priority. Higher priority alarms override lower priority alarms. Smoke alarms (on/off horn sound) have the highest priority, followed by carbon monoxide alarms (on/off buzz sound), emergency alarms (3 beeps sound), then other types of maintenance and reminder reports (various sounds).

		EMERGENCY TRANSMITTERS
DXS-LRP		DXS-LRP-BK		DXS-LRC
				PERS-4200
				CONSOLE
DXS-LRW			DXS-65	DXS-31
ACTIVITY TRANSMITTERS			SMOKE	CARBON
				MONOXIDE
DXS-31	DXS-32	DXS-54	DXS-73	DXS-80
		UP TO 16 TRANSMITTERS
		TOTAL CAN BE USED WITH
		EACH CONSOLE

PERS-4200 Compatible Transmitters

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