Why is Response Alarms SA3 remote control LED not illuminating?
If the LED on the Response Alarms Security System remote control isn't illuminating or is dim, ensure the magnet is correctly positioned in relation to the detector and that the gap isn't too large. Verify the battery is fitted with the correct polarity and that the battery holder connections are making good contact. If these steps don't resolve the issue, replace the battery.
What does it mean when Response Alarms Security System control unit low battery LED is illuminated?
If the Response Alarms Security System control unit's "Low Battery" LED is illuminated, check all magnetic contact detectors for low battery indication (LED on the detector body illuminates for 1 second when the detector is triggered). Replace the batteries as required and press ESC to clear the ‘Low Batt’ LED on the panel.
What to do if Response Alarms Security System detection zone triggered but no alarm?
If a Response Alarms Security System detection zone is triggered (LED flashing) but no alarm sounds, the entry/exit delay may still be running and hasn't expired. Alternatively, the alarm duration period might have already expired, causing the system to reset, or the alarm duration might be programmed to 'no alarm'.
Discusses system design for intruder detection and deterrence, emphasizing the importance of physical protection.
Provides essential safety advice for using tools, ladders, and working near the siren.
States compliance with the Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) directive.
Explains the Full Arm and Part-Arm modes of operation for the alarm system.
Details how entry and exit delays are programmed and function within the system.
Describes the system's 6 wirefree alarm zones and their configurable operating modes.
Explains the feature that temporarily disables zones after multiple false alarms.
Covers tamper features on devices to protect against unauthorized interference.
Describes the system's feature to detect and alarm on radio jamming attempts.
Explains how the system monitors battery levels and provides low battery warnings.
Details setting a unique House Code for system security and device communication.
Provides a visual guide and explanation of typical device placement in a property.
Details the process of setting the system's unique House Code via the control panel.
Instructions to test the interaction between the control panel and remote control.
Provides recommendations for optimal PIR detector placement for effective coverage.
Guides through the physical installation and setup of PIR detectors.
Instructions for testing the PIR detector's functionality and sensitivity.
Provides recommendations for optimal placement of magnetic contact detectors.
Guides through the physical installation and setup of magnetic contact detectors.
Provides recommendations for optimal siren placement for visibility and audibility.
Guides through the physical installation and setup of the solar siren.
Instructions for connecting batteries and testing the siren's operation.
General instructions for testing all types of detectors within the system.
Specific test procedures for the remote control unit.
Tests for PIR and Magnetic Contact detectors to verify operation.
Tests for relays, siren, and control panel LEDs to verify system functionality.
Explains how to put the siren into service mode for maintenance.
Lists the default factory settings for the alarm system.
Step-by-step guide to reset the system to its original factory settings.
Instructions on how to change the system's user access code.
How to configure the system's unique house code for device communication.
Defines zones that trigger instantly or with an entry/exit delay.
Configuration for the entry and exit delay periods.
Setting the length of time the alarm will sound.
Controls which zones are active when the Part-Arm feature is enabled.
Configures the zone lockout feature which limits zone alarms after multiple triggers.
Controls whether entry/exit delay beeps are enabled or disabled.
Enables or disables the Control Panel's anti-jamming detection feature.
Controls the operation period of the switching relay contacts following an alarm.
Defines modes for alarm zones (PA, Intruder, Fire, Test).
Covers procedures for setting the system to Full Arm, Part-Arm, and Disarming.
Covers Personal Attack alarms, Device Tamper, and Siren Service Mode.
Instructions on how to switch the siren back to operating mode after service.
Details how low battery status is indicated for different system devices.
Maintenance advice specific to cleaning the solar panel and battery care.
Maintenance for the control panel, detectors, remote control, and batteries.
Guidance on the proper disposal of the product and its batteries.
Troubleshooting power failures and low battery warnings on the control unit.
Solutions for incorrect access codes and communication failures between components.
Diagnosing problems with alarms triggering or not sounding correctly.
Troubleshooting problems specific to the remote control and PIR detectors.
Diagnosing PIR detector movement detection and false alarm issues.
Troubleshooting magnetic contact detector functionality and false alarms.
Details various accessory kits and components to enhance the system.
Outlines the product guarantee terms, conditions, and claim procedures.
Technical details for the external solar siren and control panel.
Technical details for detectors, remote controls, and keypad.
Includes Helpline contact details and R&D policy.
Power| sealed lead acid battery | 6V/1.2Ahr |
|---|---|
| solar panel charge rate | 60mA |
| battery life | > 1 year |
RF and Range| rf operating frequency | 433MHz |
|---|---|
| control panel range | 75 metre max. |
| remote control range | 50 metre max. |
Weight and Dimensions| control panel width | 185 mm |
|---|---|
| control panel depth | 52 mm |
| control panel height | 125 mm |
| magnetic contact detector width | 52 mm |
| magnetic contact detector height | 125 mm |
| magnetic contact detector depth | 12 mm |
| keypad width | 110 mm |
| keypad height | 30 mm |
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