1. BESCHRIJVING 2. MONTAGE EN AANSLUITINGEN - Niko

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Specifications for the external RF transmitter
The alarm can also be activated by another RF transmitter. To do this you need to press a button for which a 2-button mode can be used. The “on” button will
activate the alarm, whereas the “off” button will disable the alarm again. If the alarm is activated by an external RF transmitter, you must take into account
that only this switch is able to disable the alarm.
3.1 Setting up a network of smoke detectors
Option 1: only smoke detectors, no Easywave alarm button installed:
1.All smoke detectors except one are put into programming mode
2.The smoke detector, which is not in programming mode, is triggered to broadcast its code by pushing the test button for longer than 2 seconds. This address
will become the master code.
3.Other smoke detectors receive, verify, store and repeat this master code for other smoke detectors in the network.
4.If a smoke detector received a valid master code, it automatically ends program mode and goes into stand-by mode after 1 minute (to prevent false alarms)
you should therefore wait 1 minute before carrying out any test.
Option 2: smoke detectors and an Easywave alarm button installed:
1.All smoke detectors are put into programming mode
2.The Easywave alarm button is pushed. This address will become the master code.
Steps 3 and 4, see option 1.
Note: if a smoke detector remains in programming mode, this means that it has not received the master code. Either the smoke detector is out of range of
the network, or it is faulty.
Note that not all the smoke detectors need to be programmed at once. If a group of detectors has the master code, another group (or single device) can be put
into programming mode and programmed using a detector in the first group or the Easywave alarm button as reference for generating the master code.
3.2 Adding an Easywave alarm button to a network
In case an Easywave alarm button has to be programmed after the smoke detectors have been linked, follow the procedure from option 2 in 3.1. The master
code of the alarm button will replace the original master code.
3.3 Teaching the smoke detector alarm signal to a receiver
You can teach the signal to another receiver from the Easywave RF range by Niko. To do this, put the RF receiver into programming mode and teach the smoke
detector alarm signal in 2-button mode (on/off). The smoke detector broadcasts its code by pressing the test button for 2 seconds. For more information, see
the RF receiver user manual.
3.4 Resetting the smoke detector to factory settings — Removing a network
Restore the factory settings of each smoke detector to remove the network.
1.Press the program button for 2 sec => the LED flashes rapidly
2.Press again for 2 sec => the LED goes out and is then illuminated for 2 sec to confirm that factory settings have been reloaded.
4. CHECKING
Test the operation of the smoke detector network each time a change has been made. To do this, wait for 1 minute after the last change and always test with
the mounting cap mounted to the smoke detector.
To test, you press the test button until the alarm is activated. The tested smoke detector emits a pulsating alarm tone for 3 seconds. The other smoke detectors
in the system will generate a 30 second alarm within 30 seconds.
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