Yale HSA3600

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Changing the batteries
Always use alkaline batteries as replacements to ensure long service life. The typical life
of the batteries is 2 to 3 years depending on device type.
The control unit will signal all low battery
devices, except the keyfob, by producing a low
volume pip periodically to attract attention. When
a control unit key is pressed the display will show
the device with a low battery accompanied with a
two-tone beep.
Control unit
The control unit will display a low battery
condition when any key is pressed, with a two-
tone beep.
1 Disable tamper detection as described below.
2 Loosen front screw with a coin and hinge front
away from base.
3 Remove battery compartment screws and lid.
4 Change the batteries with alkaline
replacements.
• When the batteries are replaced the control
unit will power up in an armed state; disarm
the system before an alarm is triggered.
• Do not activate the tamper switch while the
front is hinged open otherwise a tamper alarm
will be triggered.
5 Replace battery compartment lid and front.
Remove a device
If a replacement device needs to be fitted, it
first needs to be removed from the control unit
memory.
To delete a sensor, choose Remove Device in
the Device +/- menu where all the zones with the
sensor types and names are listed.
1 Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
position where the device listed is to be
deleted.
• The list is displayed in zone number order.
2 Press OK. The selected device will be displayed
to confirm.
•Press a to exit if you do not want to delete
this device, the screen will return to the
previous list.
3 Press OK to delete.
Editing a device
If a sensor mode needs to be altered or
renamed, the editing function can be used.
To edit a sensor, choose Edit Device in the
Device +/- menu where all the zones with the
sensor types and names are listed.
1 Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
position where the device listed is to be edited.
• The list is displayed in zone number order.
2 Press OK. The selected device will be displayed
to confirm.
3 Press OK.
•A list of options will be displayed to choose,
followed by the device naming screen menu.
4 When the desired changes have been done
press OK to confirm, the screen will return to
the previous list.
•Press a to exit at any time if you do not want
to edit this device, the screen will return to the
previous list.
• The naming procedure is described in Device
naming above.
Already in system
Only one device can be allocated to each one of
the 20 zones. When a zone is already allocated
any attempt to re-learn the device a second time
(unless removed first) will give an error message
and then prompt new action.