To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't the auto-dialer work on my Home Sentinel WA110 Security System?
To ensure the auto-dialer functions correctly on your Home Sentinel Security System, verify that the system is armed and set to AUTO mode. Keep in mind that a touch-tone service is necessary for the auto-dialer to operate properly.
What to do if my Home Sentinel WA110 Security System sensors are triggered for no reason?
If your Home Sentinel Security System sensors are being triggered for no apparent reason, ensure the 4 Zone dip switches are correctly set and not in the 24-hour mode (which is meant only for detectors). Also, make sure door/window sensors have a gap of no more than ¼” between the magnet and the transmitter, and check the proper range on the motion sensor.
Why does the external siren not work on my Home Sentinel WA110?
If the external siren on your Home Sentinel Security System isn't working, make sure the system is in AUTO mode. The NORMAL mode is only for testing and will not activate the siren.
General| Brand | Home Sentinel |
|---|---|
| Model | WA110 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Follow all operating instructions, heed warnings, use correct power sources, protect cords, and avoid objects/liquids.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel for damage, ensure regular system testing, and replace batteries as needed.
If alarm is in progress upon return, do not enter. Contact local authorities from a neighbor's location.
Home Sentinel alarm system offers wireless, expandable, flexible, and personalized security features.
Check all components are present and undamaged upon unpacking: console, sensors, siren, remote, battery, cables, adapter.
Place Main Console centrally for sensor efficiency, near power outlet and telephone jack for auto-dialer.
Unique ID codes prevent interference, ensuring clear communication between console and devices via DIP switches.
All devices must have identical System ID codes set via DIP switches on the Main Console and sensors.
Sets the system to Normal Mode by entering password and pressing MODE/ALERT and AUTO/CLEAR keys.
Sets the system to Auto Mode by entering password and pressing MODE/ALERT and AUTO/CLEAR keys.
System operates 24/7. Home Status allows movement while armed; Away Status activates all sensors.
Circumvents motion sensors, keeping perimeter protection active while allowing free movement indoors.
Activates all sensors for comprehensive protection. System must be in AUTO mode.
Provides 60-second exit delay to leave premises and 30-second entry delay to disarm before alarm triggers.
Connect the 9.6V rechargeable battery pack to the Main Console's battery compartment.
Plan sensor placement for up to 14 zones. Sensors should be within 100 ft of the main console.
Instructions for setting zone DIP switches on door/window sensors using the chart on page 9.
An anti-tamper switch will sound the siren if the access cover is removed from the door/window contact transmitter.
Instructions for setting zone DIP switches on motion sensors and operating the OFF/ON/TEST switch.
Guide for installing and programming the console, recommending installation before other components.
Connect AC adapter to the console and outlet. Observe LCD screen and ARM light activation upon powering.
Extend the antenna upward to maximize communication range between alarm sensors and the Main Console.
The motion sensor detects movement in rooms/hallways with a 35 ft range and 84-degree angle, glowing orange when triggered.
Mount sensor at two meters high with a 14-degree downward incline for best coverage and optimum range.
Mount sensor and magnet with less than 1/4 inch gap, ensuring surfaces are clean and dry for adhesive mounting.
Ensure magnet gap is under 1/2 inch. Anti-tamper switch sounds siren if cover is removed.
Mount siren in a visible but heard location. Run and conceal cable to the main console's output jacks.
Press the Arm key on the remote. ARM LED and ALERT display activate on the Main Console.
Activate the alarm and auto-dialer immediately by pressing the panic key, even if the system is disarmed.
Personal security password for changing data, disarming system, and accessing features.
Replace default password (1251) with a unique four-digit code by entering password, then pressing Panic and Enter keys.
Arm the system by pressing ALERT and ENTER keys. Siren chirps, followed by a 60-second exit delay.
Press the ARM button on the remote. ARM LED and ALERT display activate on the Main Console.
Enter security password on the numeric keypad to disarm the system. ARM LED extinguishes.
Store up to six telephone numbers. First three for emergencies (Burglary, Fire, Medical), next three for contacts.
Defines dialing sequence for different zones (1-11 for Police, Zone 13 for Fire) and retry logic.
Enter the telephone number for burglary emergencies, typically the police station.
Enter the telephone number for fire emergencies, typically the fire department.
Enter the telephone number for medical emergencies, typically a hospital or medical office.
Enter telephone numbers for personal emergency contacts like neighbors, family, and friends.
Verify entered preset telephone numbers by pressing ENTER and the desired number (1-6).
Cancel or reprogram a preset telephone number by entering password, then using SET and CLEAR keys.
Record a 18-second emergency message including name, address, phone number, and emergency nature.
Replace the existing emergency message recording by following the same recording procedure.
Panic key activates auto-dialer and siren for emergencies. Key combinations trigger specific preset number sequences.
Activates auto-dialer while silencing the siren. Press PANIC and CLEAR keys together.
Disables buzzer/tone during exit/entry delays. Activate/deactivate by pressing MODE and MUTE keys together.
Test all sensors for proper operation without delays. Siren and auto-dialer functions are disabled in test mode.
Reset alarm memory by arming/disarming. Reset low battery warnings by replacing battery and pressing CLEAR.
System requires minimal maintenance. Replace sensor batteries every 6-9 months. Clean with a soft cloth.
Guide to resolve common problems like non-working sensors, false triggers, auto-dialer, or siren issues.
Lists available accessories like motion sensors, door/window sensors, key remotes, backup battery, and detectors.
