Operation Modes - Pima DSH Serie Instrucciones De Instalación

Content of the product package
DSH detector
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How to replace the battery
The battery compartment is located at the back of the DSH detector. To get to it, remove the bracket, by rotating it counterclockwise.
1. Open the battery compartment and place the battery; observe polarity!
2. Press the silence/test button (no. 1 in the figure on the first page) to test the alarm.
How to install the DSH
Mount the smoke/heat detector on the ceiling or on the wall if necessary.
Warning
Do not connect the DSH to any other detector or auxiliary device. Connecting anything else to
this detector will keep it from working properly.
1. Remove the mounting bracket by turning it counterclockwise.
2. Mount the bracket on the ceiling or wall using the supplied screws and wall plugs.
3. Open the battery cover and place the supplied battery; observe polarity! The horn will chirp and the green
LED will blink one time. After that, the red LED will start double blinking for three minutes (warm-up time).
The DSH's battery compartment has a cover latch that prevents it from closing, if a
battery is not installed.
4. Close the battery cover and press the test button (no. 1 in the figure on the first page). The horn will emit a loud, pulsating alarm.
5. Attach the detector to the mounted bracket and rotate it clockwise until clicked into place.
6. Enroll the detector (see the alarm system's installation guide for details) and test it.
Modes
Standby
While in standby mode, the green LED blinks one time every 48 seconds.
Test
While in standby mode, when pressing the test button (no. 1 in the figure on the first page) the red LED blinks every one second and
the horn emits three chirps.
Alarm
When the alarm is set off, the horn emits three chirps, and the red LED blinks every four seconds, as follows:
Alarm Chirps
Heat 3
Smoke 3
Smoke and Heat 3
Tamper 2
Warning
The DSH detector sounds the alarm when it senses smoke or combustion particles in the air. If
malfunction alerts are sounded, it requires your immediate attention.
Nuisance alarms can be caused by cooking smoke and dusty furnace, for example. If this
happens, open a window or fan the air to remove the smoke or dust. The alarm will turn off as
soon as the air is completely clear.
Silence
You can mute a sounding alarm for eight minutes, by pressing the test/silence button (no. 1 in the figure on the first page). If the
smoke concentration around the detector is still at alarming level when this time expires, the detector will sound the alarm immediately.
Pressing the test/silence button during silence time will retrigger the alarm.
Hush
You can mute a malfunction warning for one hour, by pressing the test/silence button (no. 1 in the figure on the first page). In hush
warning press test button, the smoke detector back audible warning.
Pressing the test/silence button during hush time will retrigger the warning.

Operation Modes

Warm-up: the first three minutes after the unit is powered up, and before the detector becomes operable.
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Standby: the normal operation mode, during which the surrounding air is sampled every 10 seconds, and the detector is self-tested
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every 160 seconds. The green LED will blink if no trouble exists.
Battery
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Red LED
1 blink
3 blinks
4 blinks
2 blinks
Screws, wall plugs
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