Wireless Home Control  (610-2610)    Motion Detector   Faxback Doc. # 6545

Motion detectors are designed to detect motion in a specific area of your
home.  For example, you might want to protect the area around a stereo
system, jewelry box, or wall safe.

The supplied motion detector can "see" up to a distance of about 40
feet with a 90 degree field of view.  It can be placed up to about
100 feet away from the console.

You can place the motion detector on a counter top or use the included
mounting bracket.  The mounting bracket allows you to swivel the
motion detector to up or down and left or right.  For the best
coverage, place the bracket/motion detector at a height of 6 feet,
then position the lens so an intruder walks across its path rather
than toward it.

Looking at the back of the motion detector, set the switch on the
left side to 1 (most sensitive) or 2 (less sensitive).  When set to
1, the motion detector trips the alarm if ANY movement is detected.
When set to 2, the motion detector must detect two movements or
continuous movement within a short time before it trips the alarm
(less sensitive to pets).

Set the switch on the right side so the motion detector functions
with the handheld remote's arm home/away modes.  When the switch is
set to NORMAL, the motion detector triggers the alarm when you arm
the console in either the home or away mode.  The console also sounds a
chime when the system is disarmed, and the motion detector detects
movement.

When set to HOME/AWAY, the motion detector only triggers the alarm
when you arm the console in the away mode, and there is no chime.
Use this setting if you want to arm the system in the home mode so
you or your pets do not accidentally trigger the motion detector when
moving around the house at night.

Note:  The motion detector senses motion by detecting a change in
       temperature.  To help prevent false alarms, do not place the
       motion detector near a heating or air conditioning vent.


LOCATING THE LAMP MODULE

When the alarm trips, lamp connected to lamp modules (set to the same
house code as the console and connected to the same electrical
circuit as the console) flash on and off during the alarm.  After 4
minutes (or when you disarm the alarm), the lamps stop flashing and
remain on.

If you arm the system to give an exit delay, lamp modules set to the
same house code and unit code as the console turn on during the exit
countdown time.  You can also control lamp modules set to this code
with the LIGHT ON and LIGHT OFF buttons on the remote control.

Choose a lamp you want to be a part of your security system.  Make
sure the lamp's on/off switch is on and plug the lamp into the
supplied lamp module.  Plug the lamp module into any convenient AC
outlet.  If the outlet has an on/off switch, turn it on.

Note:  The lamp/AC outlet must be switched on. Otherwise, you cannot
       turn it on/off with a remote control, and it does not flash
       on/off during an alarm.

Set the house and unit code dials on the lamp module to the same
letter and number as you set on the console.

(LB/all-07/11/94)