Why isn't my X10 SC1200 Security System PowerHorn tripping when the alarm goes off?
If the optional PowerHorn doesn't activate when the X10 Security System alarm trips, make sure the dials on the PowerHorn are set to the same SECURITY LIGHT code as set in the console and try plugging the PowerHorn into another outlet near the console.
What to do if I lose my X10 Security System remote control?
If you lose your X10 Security System remote control, reinstall your complete system to prevent unauthorized use.
What to do if I do not hear a beep from the X10 SC1200 Security System Console when registering a Door/ Window Sensor or Motion Detector?
With the X10 Security System Console NOT armed check that it chimes when you press TEST on the Door/Window Sensor, or the alarm trips when you press test on a Motion Detector (when the system IS armed). If it does, then the sensor is already installed and no further action is necessary. If not: Reregister the sensor/motion detector (see Setting Up Door/Window Sensors and Setting Up Motion Detectors.
General| Type | Security System |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Operating Frequency | 310MHz |
| Motion Detection | Yes |
| Power Source | AC Power |
| Wireless Range | 100 feet |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Range | 100 feet |
| Compatibility | X10 compatible devices |
Overview of the X10 Supervised Security System Console and its features.
Guidance on choosing ideal locations for the Console and sensors.
Instructions for connecting the Console's telephone and power cables.
Initial setup, PIN entry, and navigating the Console's menu system.
Steps for initializing and registering remotes, sensors, and detectors.
Setting clock, phone numbers, alarm message, PIN, options, and delays.
Programming and managing automated ON/OFF times for connected devices.
How to arm, disarm, and manage system problems or tampering.
What happens during an alarm and how to control lights with modules.
Setting up and using Lamp Modules, including ratings and testing.
Operating the system and controlling lights remotely via telephone.
Recommended battery replacement frequency for system components.
Console backup power and replacing batteries in remotes, sensors, and detectors.
Solutions for arming failures, problem zones, and alarm triggers.
Diagnosing alarm failures, false alarms, and remote registration issues.
Clearing displays, resolving PowerHorn issues, and preventing false motion alarms.
Information regarding the product's warranty terms and conditions.
How intercom systems might affect security module control.
Connecting X10 modules to control home lighting and appliances.
Enhancing the system with wireless motion sensors and cameras.
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