User Manual

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OPERATING BASICS
OPERATING BASICS
Bypass feature
The Gate Sensor provides a 7-second delay in which you can open
the protected gate or door, and close it, without sounding the alarm.
Simply press the Delay button before opening the gate or door. The
status LED on the Gate Sensor will blink to indicate "Bypass" is on. If
the gate or door is not closed within this time frame, the Gate Sensor
will sound immediately (for 6 seconds in 3 cycles) and also set off the
Indoor Alarm Receiver. To stop the alarm, close the gate or door.
Adjusting the receiver volume
You can change the loudness of the Indoor Alarm Receiver using the
Volume button on the back of the receiver.
Three volume levels are available: High, Medium and Low.
Silent mode
Like some peace and quiet for a period of time from the Indoor Alarm
Receiver? You can put the alarm triggered by the Gate Sensor on
“silent”. Simply press the Channel button that corresponds with the
Gate Sensor. The Indoor Alarm Receiver beeps twice, confirming the
alarm has been turned off.
If the Gate Sensor is triggered while the alarm is muted, you will
still be visually alerted by the corresponding Sensor Channel LED
indicator blinking on the Indoor Alarm Receiver. Note that muting
the receiver does not also prevent the Gate Sensor from sounding.
To unmute the alarm, press the corresponding Sensor Channel
button again. You will hear a single confirmation beep from the
Indoor Alarm Receiver.