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Installation and Attachment
• Loosen smoke detector from the detector base (by turning counter-clockwise)
and mark the drill holes through the base.
• Install the necessary drill holes and wall anchors and screw down detector base.
• Insert battery and fasten smoke detector on detector base (by turning clock-
wise). The detector is equipped with a safety device that prevents attachment
of the detector without a battery.
• If the smoke detector cannot be fastened on the base, ensure that the battery
is properly connected.
Start-Up and Function Test
• The smoke detector is operationally ready as soon as the battery is inserted.
A red display light is located under the test button, which blinks once per
minute and shows that the battery is correctly installed and creating enough
current to trigger the alarm.
• Each smoke detector should be tested once per month with the test button,
located on the front of the detector. Alternatively, the Test Spray TS 03/04
(in the ABUS product line) can be used on the smoke detector for testing.
The siren sounds and the functionality of the smoke detector is tested
(except for radio transmission).
• The sensitivity of the smoke detector is simultaneously reduced and 2 short
beeping sounds can be heard.
• To test the radio alarm function, the test button must be pressed for longer
than 3 seconds (the smoke detector is now functioning in quiet mode).
The test LED then lights up continually for approx. 40 seconds.
This indicates radio transmission. After a short delay, an alarm sounds on all
other smoke detectors for approx. 25 seconds.
Networking of radio smoke detectors
• All radio smoke detectors networked with one another must be set to the same
radio code.
• The detectors are always delivered from the factory with an identical code.
In order to prevent interference from similar detectors, this code should be
changed in all detectors before start-up.
• Tip: Change the code again if a false alarm is triggered for no apparent reason.
It is possible that an identical detector has been installed in the neighboring
area.
• After a new code has been set, the entire system must be tested (see Test).
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