Temperature Sensor | Model |
1. INTRODUCTION |
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The Temperature Sensor is designed to monitor the temperature of a specific area, whether that is the indoor temperature or outdoor temperature. It works in conjunction with the AAA+TM Control Panel, as well as other Skylink’s alarm system such as
In this package, you should find the temperature sensor, 2 lithium batteries, an external measuring probe for measuring outdoor temperature and mounting accessories.
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Temperature | 2 pcs | measuring | |
probe | |||
3.5 x 20 screws | |||
Sensor | |||
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| External | ||
(Batteries inside) |
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| dry contact cable | ||
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Please follow the instructions below to set up the temperature sensor.
2. LEARN SENSOR TO AAA+TM CONTROL PANEL
In order for the sensor to communicate with the control panel properly, the sensor must be programmed to the control panel. Follow the brief instructions below or refer to the detail instructions from the AAA+TM User’s Instructions to program the sensor to the control panel. Before proceeding, please remove the battery isolator from the sensor.
2. LEARN SENSOR TO AAA+TM CONTROL PANEL (CONT)
ZONE LED | DESCRIPTION |
O f f | Zone is not occupied by any sensor |
Flashes once | This zone is occupied by sensor 1. |
Flashes twice | This zone is occupied by sensor 2. |
Flashes once, then twice | This zone is occupied by sensors 1 and 2. |
**Table A: Zone LED status for learning sensors.
3. LEARN SENSOR TO SC-001, AA-433 AND AD-433S
To program the temperature sensor to other Skylink’s receivers, such as
1)Activate the programming mode of your Skylink’s receiver (refer to the owner’s instructions of your Skylink’s receiver)
2)To transmit the signal from the temperature sensor, press the red button (panic button) on the temperature sensor.
3)Follow the rest of the instructions from the Skylink’s receiver to complete the programming procedure.
4. PROGRAMMING
There are several things you need to program:
1)Clock
2)Upper temperature limit
3)Lower temperature limit
4)Set the temperature unit (Fahrenheit / Celsius)
Clock
Step | Keys | Function | |
1 | [PROG] | Enter Program- | |
ming mode | |||
| [MPIN] | ||
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Description | Note |
Enter master | 3 beeps for valid |
password to | password. 1 long |
programming | beep for invalid |
mode | password. |
The current time will be displayed when the “HOUR” or “MIN” button is pressed.
To set the hour:
1. Press and hold the “HOUR” button. |
2. Whiling holding on to the “HOUR” button, press “UP” or “DOWN” to |
2 | [3] | Select learn |
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programming
3 | [0] to [9] | Select sensor |
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| location |
4Activate the Activate sensor sensor by
pressing the red “Panic” button on the temperature sensor.
Refer to the dia- gram below to select the sensor location, which includes the zone and sensor number.
Once the sensor is activated, the signal will be trans- mitted to the Con- trol Panel which will be stored.
After [3] is entered, some zone LEDs will flash once, or twice, some will be off. The zone LEDs represent whether that zone is already occupied by another sensor. **See Table A below.
After you have selected the zone, that zone LED will be on.
You will hear [Zone X
Sensor Y Accepted],
where X and Y are the zone and sensor numbers you have selected.
select the hour. |
3. Release all buttons after setting the hour. |
To set the minute:
1.Press and hold the “MIN” button.
2.Whiling holding on to the “MIN” button, press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the minute.
3.Release all buttons after setting the minute.
Upper Temperature Limit
When the actual temperature is above the upper temperature limit, the temperature sensor will send a signal to the control panel.
To set the upper temperature limit:
1.Press and hold the “HI” button.
2.Whiling holding on to the “HI” button, press “UP” or “DOWN” to select the upper temperature limit.
3.Release all buttons after setting the upper temperature limit.
Lower Temperature Limit
When the actual temperature is below the lower temperature limit, the temperature sensor will send a signal to the control panel.
To set the lower temperature limit:
1. | Press and hold the “LO” button. |
2. Whiling holding on to the “LO” button, press “UP” or “DOWN” to select | |
| the lower temperature limit. |
3. | Release all buttons after setting the lower temperature limit. |
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| SENSOR 1 | SENSOR 2 |
Zone 1 | Button [1] | Button [6] |
Zone 2 | Button [2] | Button [7] |
Zone 3 | Button [3] | Button [8] |
Zone 4 | Button [4] | Button [9] |
Zone 5 | Button [5] | Button [0] |
This row :
Buttons for
Sensor 1
Zone LED :
Flash once
This row :
Buttons for
Sensor 2
Zone LED :
Flash twice
Note:
Each location is allowed to learn one sensor only. Learning a sensor to a location will clear the memory of the sensor previously learnt.
Set the temperature unit (Fahrenheit / Celsius) |
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The temperature sensor can operate and | Remove |
display temperature in Fahrenheit or | back cover |
Celsius. To select the desire unit, open |
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the back cover you will see a jumper |
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connector for “C/F” as shown below. |
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To select Fahrenheit, place a jumper on |
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this “C/F” connector. To select Celsius, |
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remove the jumper from this connector. |
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C/F | C/F |
Fahrenheit | Celsius |
Note: The temperature sensor can monitor the temperature within this
range: 157°F (69°C) to
You have now programmed the temperature sensor and you can mount the sensor to the desired location.
