Panic Button; Control Panel - Velleman HAM982K Handbuch

d. Testing
a. Apply 12V DC power and allow 3-5 minutes for the detector to warm up and stabilise before testing.
b. Walk into the protected area at a speed of 1 step per second and watch the LED.
c. The alarm will be triggered when movement is detected. If the pulse count jumper is set to "harsh", 2 detections
need to be made in 12 seconds time for the alarm to be triggered.
d. If proper detection does not occur during the walk tests, relocating or re-aiming the detector may be required.
4. Magnetic Reed Switches
• magnetic switch, standard type
• white ABS
• mounting with screws or double-sided tape
• operating gap: max. 15mm
• dimensions: 51 x 13 x 13mm.

5. Panic button

• NC & NO alarm circuit connection
• screw connectors
• momentary contact (off / on)
• contact rating: 0.5A / 24Vdc max
• colour: ivory
• dimensions: 76 x 22.5 x 16mm

6. Control Panel

a. Front Panel
LEDs
zone unsealed – wire is
zone LEDs (8)
possibly disconnected.
exit/armed alarm armed
AC power system on AC power
battery battery faulty
program system in program mode normal
system in arm prohibited
arm prohibited mode: indicator is on
during exit delay period
HAM982K
ON
Zone sealed (normal)
alarm disarmed
normal
• System armed (exit delay
expired)
• System forced to arm
OFF
• fast: zone is/was in alarm
• fast with interval: zone is in alarm memory –
system disarmed
• slow: zone is isolated
exit delay period
• AC power failure, system runs on battery
(flashing starts 20-30s after power failure)
• 'AC power' & 'battery' flashing alternatively:
system is in power-up delay period
• battery is under test
system cannot be armed after exit delay
expired due to faulty zone(s) – see zone
indicators for the faulty zone(s)
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FLASHING
VELLEMAN