WSA120
Operation (continued)
During a flood emergency the warning beeper volume can be reduced or turned off completely. The mute button (Fig. 10) can be used to temporarily
Each circuit can be positioned 3 ways.
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silence the alarm. Remember to turn the beeper back on after the issue in the sump pit has been resolved.
Optional: Adding Additional Transmitters
The receiver is capable of monitoring up to four different sump pits. Transmitters
2.Negative
3. Zero (0): circuit is removed
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Figure 12: Zone connectors (Transmitter)
for homes with multiple sump pits may be purchased separately. Additional programming steps are required for multiple monitoring stations.
For additional transmitters call WAYNE pumps at
Code Connectors
The code connectors consist of 6 movable circuits on both the transmitter and receiver. The code connectors are required for the sensor to communicate with the receiver.
Open the top cover of the sensor (Fig. 9) and the back cover of the receiver (Fig. 10) for access to the code connectors. Both sets of code connectors must match for the Wireless Alarm to work properly.
These code connectors can be set at any random pattern. Be sure to use the same pattern on the receiver that is used on the transmitter.
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Figure 9: Code Connectors (Transmitter)
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Use the clip provided (Fig. 11) to set the code connectors properly.
Figure 11: Connection Removal |
Note: If you experience interfer- ence from a nearby system, which could accidentally trigger your system, please change the code settings on the sensor and receiv- er. The code setting on the sensor and receiver Must match after changing the code setting.
zone Connectors
The receiver can work with up to 4 dif- ferent sensors. There are 4 different lights on the receiver that correspond to each zone.
On the transmitter, there are 2 connec- tors that determine zone numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4. These 2 connectors can be found by opening the top plastic cover, near the code connectors with marking “A” & “B” (Fig. 12).
Please follow table A to set the zone.
•A positive sign (+) means the connector is placed on the posts.
table a
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zone 1 | + | + |
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zone 2 | + | – |
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zone 3 | – | + |
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zone 4 | – | – |
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•Negative sign
After setting up all the connectors, both units are ready to be powered up.
Plug in the adapter to the receiver, the green LED will start flashing, indicating the receiver unit is powered up but no sensor is detected.
Remove the top cover of the sensor and insert the 3V lithium battery to the transmitter (Fig. 5).
After inserting the battery to the water sensor, the receiver will beep and the green LED on the receiver will stop flash- ing and stay on.
NOTE: IF THE LIGHT CONTINUEES TO FLASH, LIFT UP THE FLOAT TO RESET THE SYSTEM
Note: Only the sensor portion of the water sensor is waterproof, the transmitter portion should never be submerged in water.
Put the top cover back on and you are now ready to mount the water sensor.
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