Cooper Security M2000 Guide de l'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 19)

Using a Telecommand

A telecommand is a small remote control

that you can attach to a keyring. The

telecommand has four buttons and a small

light that glows when the telecommand

transmits a signal. When delivered from the

factory three of the buttons are dedicated to

setting wards and the fourth to unsetting all

wards:

1. Button 1: set ward(s).

2. Button 2: set ward(s).

3. Button 3: set ward(s).

4. Button 4: unsets all wards.

5. Transmit LED (light emitting diode).

The alarm company programs the system to

recognise individual telecommands (they all

have a unique electronic identity). Your

system manager can program buttons 1 to 3

to set different wards, and button 4 to unset

specific wards (rather than all wards). If your

system manager gives you a telecommand

make sure that you understand the function

of each button.

Note that you must hold down a button for at

least two seconds to operate the

telecommand. This delay is intended to stop

the telecommand being activated

accidentally while in your pocket.

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