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Contents
1. Introduction ........................................ 93
2. Preparing the siren ............................ 94
2.1 Tooling required.............................. 94
2.2 Opening the siren and connecting
the power supply............................ 94
3. Recognition programming................ 94
4. Setting the parameters ..................... 96
4.1 Delayed alarm sounding
upon intrusion................................. 97
4.2 Duration of sounding...................... 97
4.3 Sound level of arm and disarm
command indications..................... 97
4.4 Transfer of arm and disarm
command indications..................... 97
4.5 Indication of audible signals
and door bell................................... 98
4.7 Modification of speech synthesis
system language ............................ 98
4.8 Triggering upon intrusion
4.9 Protection system armed
indication ........................................ 99
4.10 Alarm in armed presence mode
indication ...................................... 99
4.11 Triggering by a technical alarm.... 99
4.12 Triggering following
a communication network
interruption.................................... 99
4.13 Radio tamper.............................. 100
4.14 Allocation of siren
to an alarm group....................... 100
4.15 Fire alarm indication................... 100
4.16 Checking..................................... 101
4.17 Deletion of parameters............... 101
5. Installing the siren............................ 102
5.1 Choosing the best place
to install the siren.......................... 102
5.2 Testing the radio range................. 102
5.3 Fixing the siren in place................ 102
6. Performing a real test...................... 104
7. Maintenance..................................... 104
7.1 Fault indications ........................... 104
7.2 Changing the battery.................... 106
8. Summary of parameters ................. 106
9. Technical data .................................. 108
Recommendations
The user must not attempt to access the siren’s internal parts, except areas described in this
manual. If the user does access these parts, the product guarantee will be considered null and
void and DAITEM shall not be held responsible for any problems. Touching the siren’s internal
parts and/or electronic components can damage the product. Furthermore, the siren is designed
in such a way that these parts and components do not need to be accessed for operation or
maintenance purposes.
IMPORTANT: the siren’s sound level can cause hearing disorders. Take the necessary
precautions before testing the product.
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