User's Manual

SED - WIN and SED - DOR
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Wireless Door/Window Switch
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Troubleshooting Guide
NOTE: Restart pairing procedure if wireless switch is not yet paired.
Condition Possible Cause Solution
Wireless switch not activating Batteries not installed properly Correctly install batteries by respecting polarity
Switch does not function
properly
Not installed correctly
See page 2 and mounting template at
the end of this document
Always displaying
Low Battery
A switch was removed See Multiple Switch Configuration
Wireless switch not pairing with
device
Configuration parameters must
be reset
Set configuration parameters BI1 and BI2 to None and then reset
them to Window and/or BI2 to DoorDry
Wireless switch must be reset Jump switch for 20+ seconds and restart pairing
Incorrect PAN ID or Channel Set to appropriate PAN ID or Channel
Status and Monitoring
Once the switch is commissioned, it can be monitored by the status LED when diagnostic mode is
enabled. Once diagnostic mode is enabled, when the magnet is placed near the switch, the LED
stays off. Conversely, when the magnet is away from the switch, the LED stays on.
The switch status can also be viewed as a present value on the network front end.
Enter/enable diagnostic mode
Short Switch Duration Duration of Diagnostic Mode
10+ seconds and less than 20 seconds 2 minutes
Alarms
If a low battery alarm is detected, it automatically shows at the end of the wall controller scrolling
status display. When an alarm message shows, the backlit screen on the controller illuminates at
the same time as the message, and shuts off during the rest of the status display.
Low Batt
Indicates an attached wireless switching device (door or window contact) has a low
battery condition.
Only functional when used with a wireless communication adapter, OR, a switch was
removed.
Important: It is recommended batteries of all switches under a single
controller be replaced when this alarm shows.