Nice WM100 - PHW200 Status Signals; Wireless Device Operation Check

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7.3 - PHW200 SIGNALS
The PHW200 wireless photocells work in the following operating states:
• Searching for a radio interface: when the battery is inserted, the device
searches for the WM100 it was linked to, or for a new one in programming mode.
• Programming: if a new WM100 interface is found that is listening for new
devices, it enters programming mode; it remains in this state until a system is
actually created.
• Standby: the device enters “low consumption” mode; a signal is provided if the
battery is low.
• Manoeuvre: the device enters a continuous communication phase with the
WM100 interface; there are signals on the status of the optics, battery and radio
coverage.
The led signals and their meanings are described in the relevant instruction manual.
7.4 - “OPERATION CHECK” PROCEDURE FOR WIRELESS
DEVICES
After programming a system, you can make a diagnosis of all devices on the
wireless network. It can be run at any time and allows you to ascertain the state
of the photocells, the flasher and the quality of the radio signal. The procedure is
activated as follows:
01. Press and release of the WM100 (fig. 3) key to enter the “operation check”
mode.
02. Perform the necessary checks on the system devices.
03. Lastly, press and release of the WM100 (fig. 3) key to exit the “operation
check”, or wait two minutes.