User's Manual

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status > tap “ON”. The default “Active in Stay” setting is “OFF”

because in nearly all situations you will not want the motion

triggering to set off your alarm while in “Stay Mode”.

PET IMMUNITY

Motion Sensors by default will not detect bodies under 55 pounds.

To change this setting open the back of the motion sensor and

remove the PET pin covering the “55 lbs.” jumper and place it on

the “33 lbs.” jumper if you want your sensor to be triggered by

lighter bodies.

SENSITIVITY

Motion Sensors by default are set to low sensitivity in order to

prevent false alarms. To change this setting open the back of the

Motion Sensor and remove the “SENS” pin covering the “LOW”

jumper and place it on the “HIGH” pin if you want your Motion

Sensor to be triggered more often.

TEST YOUR MOTION SENSOR

To test a Motion Sensor, go to Settings > Enter your 4-digit Master

Code > Sensors > Motion Sensors > Tap Edit on the row of the

motion sensor you wish to test > Test Sensor. Motion Sensors do

NOT have an LED light for testing. You can also test a Motion

Sensor by moving in front of it. The Home button on the panel will

temporarily turn yellow and the History will show the date and time

the motion was triggered. Please note that to extend battery life, a

motion goes to “sleep” mode for up to three minutes after it is

triggered. If the Motion fails to trigger, wait for three minutes and try

again.

If you press the test button on the top right side of the motion, it

will stay awake (be constantly active) for two minutes and every

10 seconds the Panel LED light on the Home button will turn

yellow when it detects motion. You may also check the “History”

screen as sensor triggers will also be recorded in the Panel’s

History.

CHANGE MOTION SENSOR BATTERY

To change the Motion Sensor battery, press up on the button on

the bottom of the sensor and pull the case toward you. The

Motion Sensor requires one CR17345 battery. Replace the

battery and snap the case cover back on the sensor. Make sure

to place the “+” and “-” end of the battery in the proper direction.