Bosch Security Systems Inc. 0117-06 User Manual

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Detection Systems, Inc.
Copyright © 2001 Detection Systems, Inc.
130 Perinton Parkway, Fairport, New York, USA 14450-9199
SEFD1 Unser Guide
(716) 223-4060 • (800) 289-0096 • Fax: (716) 223-9180
 P/N: #####Ar1  5/1/01
Frequently Asked Questions
Question
Explanation/Solution
The LED is blinking on and off and will
not stop.
The flashing LED indicates the
batteries are low. Replace the
batteries.
The unit may have experienced
conditions similar to a fall. Be sure to
place the unit down gently to avoid
false alarms.
The unit alarmed when I took it off and
set it down.
You may have accidentally pressed the
help button when removing the unit.
Be sure the base station is receiving
power. The green power indicator
should be on.
The unit may be out of range. Test the
help button from a location closer to the
base station.
I press the help button and nothing
happens.
The batteries may be dead. Replace
the batteries and test the unit. The LED
on the front of the unit should come on
for 10 seconds if good batteries are
installed.
My pendant got wet and the batteries
are corroded.
Replace the batteries.
I put new batteries in the unit and the
LED is on.
The LED comes on for 10 seconds
after fresh batteries are installed. It will
turn off automatically.
How do I know the fall sensor works?
Use the fall detection test procedure to
test the unit. Do not try to test the unit
by falling down on purpose. Serious
injury may occur.
I dropped the unit on the floor and it did
not alarm. Why not?
The unit experiences different forces
when you fall versus when the unit is
dropped. It is programmed to ignore the
types of shocks produced by dropping
the unit on a counter or floor to reduce
false alarms. The unit may alarm when
dropped, depending on the forces
experienced.
If you experience a problem not listed here, please call your Monitoring Center
for assistance as soon as possible.