STI 34409 - Manual (Page 2)

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Receiver Modes of Operation
Normal Operating Mode
When a sensor is activated, short beeps will sound just before the alert tone to identify the
activated sensor (i.e. 1 beep = channel 1, 2 beeps = channel 2 etc.), then the red LED on the
receiver will flash indicating which channel has been alerted (i.e. 1 flash = channel 1, 2 flashes =
channel 2). The green LED will flash periodically to indicate routine signals are being received.
This does not mean a sensor has been activated.
If more than 2 sensors have been activated at the same time, the receiver will only give short
beeps for two activated sensors. The red LED will flash indicating all channels which have been
activated. Once the sensor is restored to normal condition, to reset the red LED, press and
release the receiver button.
Temporary (8 Hours) and Permanent Silent Modes
These modes may be entered only while the receiver is in normal operating mode. If in
permanent silent mode and there is a power outage, the receiver will stay in permanent silent
mode until exited. While in temporary or permanent silent mode, the red LED will change from
continuous to flashing when a sensor has been activated.
Entering Temporary Silent Mode - Press and hold down the receiver button until you hear a
single beep (approximately 3 seconds). Red LED will be on solid.
Entering Permanent Silent Mode - Press and hold down the receiver button until the receiver
makes a series of two short beeps (approximately 6 seconds). Red LED will be on solid.
Exit both Silent Modes - Press and hold down the receiver button until you hear a single beep
to return to normal operating mode (approximately 3 seconds). Red LED will go off.
Clearing the Receiver memory
1. Disconnect power from receiver and wait approximately 15 seconds.
2. Reconnect power to the receiver, the receiver will make a start-up tone. The green LED
will be solid.
3. Within 3 seconds press and hold down the receiver button, you will hear a series
of beeps/tones. When you hear a continuous tone, let go of the button; the sensors are
cleared.
Notes
• Test a sensor by activating the sensor (refer to Sensor Instructions). The receiver should
beep once, twice, etc. then make the alert tone. If your receiver does not respond correctly
see trouble shooting tips.
• Additional sensors can be programmed without clearing receiver memory using “Program
a Sensor” instructions.
• At least 5 seconds is needed after activation before pushing the receiver button for any
function.
• Programmed sensors will remain in memory, unless clearing procedure is followed (even if
power is lost).
• Sensor alert status will be lost if receiver loses power.