7. Now press the tamper contact of the MS845.
8. The ProGuard800 now makes a short beeping sound
and the display shows: 1.Z11 REGISTER TRANSMIT
2.Now push the tamper contact again, you will again
hear a short beeping sound (the display now shows
1.Z11 REGISTER SAVE?).
9. Push 9to confirm. You will now hear a long beeping
sound.
10. If you do not want to register any other sensors, push
8
5 times to leave the programming menu.
11. The MS845 is now registered and is default set without
entrance delay.
Testing of sensors
1Should the reach of the ProGuard800 be inadequate, you can enlarge this with
the optionally available RP835 Repeater.
Test the chosen position of the central unit and the transmitters
When all transmitters are registered, we advice you to test the position of these transmitters
with regard to the central unit, before mounting it permanently. When you want to test the
signal strength of the transmitter, then use the transmitter test function.
To test the signal strength of the transmitter, do the following:
1. Log in to the programming menu by pressing 9, followed by 1111 (the display now
shows: MAIN MENU 1.STOP COMM.).
2. Enter 7072 (the display now shows: TX TEST).
3. Activate the transmitter you want to test (at the place you want to mount it) by
pushing the tamper contact or with the DS831 by moving the magnet from or to the
sensor or with the MS845 by generating some movement. The details of the
transmitter now appear on the LCD display of the central unit. Besides that you will
hear between 1 and 4 tones which indicate the strength of the received signal. 1
tone indicates signal strength 0-2, 2 tones indicate signal strength 3-5, 3 tones
indicate signal strength 6-8 and when you hear 4 tones the signal is at its strongest,
8-9, and that means the transmitter is at the best location possible.
4. You can leave the programming menu by pushing 84 times.
1The MS845 Motion sensorsensor has a battery saving function; after every signal
transmission no more signals will be sent for four minutes. This makes your battery
last much longer.
Walk Test
With the Walk test, if you want to, you can check all reported sensors without causing an
alarm warning. This shows if all sensors are working properly.
To start the walk test:
1. Log in to the programming menu by pressing 9, followed by 1111 (the display now
shows: MAIN MENU 1.STOP COMM.).
2. Enter 706 (the display now shows: 6.WALK TEST ZONE #xx).
3. Activate every sensor by pushing the tamper contact or with the DS831 by moving
the magnet to or from the sensor or with the MS845 by generating some
movement; when the central unit receives a notification from the sensor, it
disappears from the list.
4. When all sensors have disappeared from the list, the display shows: End walk test.
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