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HUNTER-PRO Series Installation Guide 77
The memory log keeps record of the test, including the number of zones triggered.
When the tests are over, press [ENTR]. If all zones were tested:
Untested Zones:
All Zones Tested
If not, the system displays the names of the zones not tested, in the following order:
Untested Zones:
UT:Zone 12
Untested Zones:
UT: Living Room
Untested Zones:
++++++++++++++++
Untested Zone s:
Burglary
ENTR
ENTR
Zone No. Zone Name Zone’s Partitions
Zon
e
T
ype
This test is useful for checking the system following an installation.
5.13.2 Single Zone Test
0 EN T R
S ing le Zon e Tes t
E NTE R/NE XT/E ND
NE XT
Sin gle Z one Te 32
ZON E 3 2
Press a
zone no.
 ENTR EN TR
This test checks a single detector, hardwired or wireless: Press the desired zone
number. The first 8 zones are the onboard outputs and are named “on board zone”.
Pressing [ENTR] displays the zone’s name and then its partitions and type.
5.13.3 Wireless Test
ENTR
ENTR
NE XT
Wi rel es s Te st
EN TER /N EXT /EN D
Wai t fo r T ran s.
Zone 19 19
R SSI =3 (3= MA X)
X2
Zo ne Name Zone Number
RSSI level:
1= Weak
2= Medium
3= Excellent
Trigger a wireless detector. A
series of beeps will be pr oduced
by the keypad buzzer, once a
transmission is received
RSSI: Received Signal
Strength Indication
 0
Testing a wireless zone is the same as testing any zone. The detector’s reception level
(RSSI) level is displayed in response to receiving a transmission (see next section). All
other screens match.
A transmission from a detector will be displayed, showing the detector’s RSSI, and be
registered in the memory log. This test is useful for finding the best location for
wireless detectors and their optimal regularity.