Low Battery Signal - V2 WES-EASY Manual De Instrucciones

LED SIGNALS ON THE BASE UNIT
Status GREEN LED
Operative - Slow flashing if the
(normal network is not
operation) configured.
- One flash for each
transmission received
from a sensor.
Network Slow flashing until
configuration the first sensor is
inserted, then one
flash for each
message received.
Deleting the Slow flashing.
network
TEST mode On and fixed.
(network
configured)
Channel One, two or three
programming flashes to indicate
(network not channel quality
configured) (quality above mean
level)
Communication Scanning time code
time set:
configuration 1 flash = 0.25 s
2 flashes = 0.5 s
3 flashes = 1 s
4 flashes = 15 s

LOW BATTERY SIGNAL

If the battery for one of the sensors is low, the control unit can emit 2 types of signals:
1. If dip-switch 7 is set to OFF, when a cycle is activated, the flashing unit starts flashing
2. If dip-switch 7 is set to ON, when a cycle is activated, the courtesy light flashes 4 times
RED LED YELLOW LED
Fixed and on, under Off.
alarm conditions.
Rapid flashing in the
case of low battery.
Flashing. Off.
Slow flashing. Off.
Fixed and on, under Sequence of from 1 to
alarm conditions. 16 flashes to indicate
the channel on which
Rapid flashing in the the network is
case of low battery. configured.
One, two or three Sequence of from 1 to
flashes to indicate 16 flashes, repeated
channel quality every second, to
(quality below mean indicate which channel
level) is having the quality
displayed
Off Fixed
11
Possible actions
Briefly press the PROG key to switch to
network configuration mode.
Press and hold the PROG key for some
time to delete the network.
Pressing and holding the STOP key,
briefly press the PROG key to enter TEST
mode (if the network is configured) or
to configure the radio channel (if the
network is not configured)
Pressing the PROG key returns to
working mode.
After 15 seconds inactivity, the device
returns to working mode.
Pressing the PROG key returns to
working mode.
After 5 seconds inactivity, the device
returns to working mode.
Pressing the PROG key accesses
scanning time configuration.
Pressing the UP or DOWN keys selects
the desired radio channel.
Pressing the PROG key memorises the
current channel and accesses scanning
time configuration.
Pressing the UP key increases the
scanning time. Pressing the DOWN key
reduces it.
Pressing the PROG key confirms the
time set and returns to working mode.