Start-Up; Inserting Batteries; Replacing Batteries; Response Once The Batteries Have Been Inserted - HomeMatic HM-Sec-MDIR-2 Bedienungsanleitung

6.3 Start-up

6.3.1 Inserting batteries

The PIR detector requires 3 x LR6/Mignon/AA batteries.
We recommend you use branded alkaline batteries to ensure a long
service life.
• Remove the wall/ceiling bracket as described in chapter 6.2, then
remove the battery compartment cover (by moving it up).
• Insert the batteries into the battery holders, observing the correct
polarity as per the corresponding diagram (see figure below).
• The battery compartment remains open initially.
Once the batteries have been inserted, it will take around 75
seconds before the device will be ready for operation. No motion
will be detected during this time.

6.3.2 Replacing batteries

If the equipment being controlled does not respond when the wireless
motion detector is tripped and there is no remediable communication
fault (equipment being controlled disconnected from mains, receiver
batteries flat), follow the instructions contained in the previous
subsection to replace the old batteries with a new set of batteries. You
must observe the correct battery polarity.
3 x LR6/Mignon/AA
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Used batteries are not to be disposed of with the house-
hold waste! Please dispose them at your local battery
collection point!

6.3.3 Response once the batteries have been inserted

Once the batteries have been inserted, initialisation is performed. The
LED test display will indicate that initialisation is complete: the LED will
light up red, green and orange in that order, for half a second each.
If an error occurs, this is indicated by the LED flashing red.
The device LED will then light up orange for a further 75 seconds, which
is the time you must wait for the motion detector to become ready for
operation.

6.3.4 Walking test

For up to 10 minutes after the batteries have been inserted, the device
LED will indicate a detected movement by lighting up as follows for 1
second:
• Detection via top sensor: Device LED lights up red
• Detection via creep zone protection sensor: Device LED lights up
green
• Detection via both sensors: Device LED lights up orange
This allows the detection range and sensitivity to be tested at the
sensor directly (the latter can only be checked if it has previously been
registered and configured via the central control unit).

7 Teaching-in

Please read this entire section before starting to carry out the
teach-in procedure.
Before being able to use your device with QIVICON, it has to be
taught-in to your QIVICON Home Base. Therefore, please log-in to
„My QIVICON" at www.qivicon.com/login. There, please select
„Add device" and follow the instructions.
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