User manual

Introduction

The battery-operated wireless sounders for your ABUS wireless alarm system offer

you fast, flexible installation without elaborate cable-laying. The wireless sounders

work bidirectional – i.e., radio signals are sent to the wireless sounders, and

tamper messages are sent from the sounders to your alarm system.

Features

Alarm and tamper signalling

In the event of an alarm or tampering, the wireless sounders are activated and

start to register an alarm visually and audibly. The alarm duration is defined by

a setting in the programming menu. However, the maximum alarm time is

limited to 5 minutes to save energy, regardless of the setting.

Battery monitoring

If the batteries are low, this is reported to the system.

Φ Battery for radio transmitter/receiver

Φ Battery for audible/visual alert

Supervision

The wireless sounders send a signal to the system every 65 minutes. If the

function is enabled, the system monitors the arrival of this signal.

Pre-alarm function

The pre-alarm function is an important security function. If it is enabled, the

system sends a signal to the wireless sounders at the start of the entry delay

period. This arms the wireless sounders. If they are not disarmed when the

delay period expires, they automatically trigger an alarm. So if the system is

destroyed within the entry delay period, an alarm is still sounded.

IMPORTANT:

This function must be enabled in the programming menu.

Self-test

Press the reset button on the PC board of the wireless sounder to run a self-

test. If the sounder detects a fault, it is reported to the system. You can also

start a test from the system.

LED display

The wireless sounders have 2 LEDs. The LEDs are active for 10 minutes after

opening the tamper contact.

Red: Activates on sending

Yellow: Indicates a low battery

Red and yellow (3 seconds): Confirms successful learning