Addition Of The Remote Control; Deletion Of A Remote Control (For Example, In The Event Of Loss); Commissioning The Window Sensor With Magnetic Contact; Commissioning The Movement Sensor - Schwaiger HG2000 Instructions De Service

USER MANUAL HG2000 532

4.2.1. Addition of the remote control

1. Press the LEARN
2. Now press any button on the remote control that should be added to the system.
3. The alarm siren confirms the remote control's signal with a short beep.
4. The remote control is integrated into the system.
5. Leave the LEARN mode by pressing the

4.2.2. Deletion of a remote control (for example, in the event of loss)

If a remote control becomes lost or broken, this can no longer be deleted and the outdoor siren must be reset.
Important: In doing this the alarm system can only be deactivated through a further remote control, otherwise
the sabotage protection sets off an alarm immediately upon removing the sirens.
To do this, please proceed as follows:
1. Open the front cover of the outdoor siren.
off the wall, as well as when the mount is unscrewed.
2. Keep the LEARN
LEARN
3. Press the
4. Now press any button on the remote control.
5. The alarm signal confirms the remote control's signal with a short beep.
6. Now leave the LEARN mode by pressing the
7. Now you can control the system via the new radio remote control system.

4.3. Commissioning the window sensor with magnetic contact

In order to commission the window sensor, open the lower cover of the product and place
the correct polarity) accordingly into the battery compartment here.
Battery status display
This product has a battery status display. As soon as the product's batteries need to be replaced, the LED on the
front side flashes red slowly when in resting condition.

4.4. Commissioning the movement sensor

Remove the battery cover screw using a screwdriver and then take off the battery cover. Place
battery block
(with the correct polarity) accordingly in the battery compartment. Then you can place the battery
cover on again.
Note
The movement sensor has an energy-saving mode for conserving the battery. This means that the movement sensor
switches into energy-saving mode for three minutes after the alarm and does not send any further signals during this
time.
4.4.1. Sensitivity of the movement sensor
The sensitivity of this movement sensor can additionally be set.
For this, it has contact pins in the interior (below the battery).
These are marked with
setting, plug what is known as the jumper (small black block) onto the relevant pair of pins (vertical).

5. ASSEMBLY AND PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

5.1. Assembly instructions for the outdoor siren

• This product can be installed both in indoor and outdoor areas.
• This product is specially designed for mounting on the wall.
• Place the product where it is easily visible and at a height that is not directly reachable.
• Ensure that the spring of the sabotage switch, on the rear side of the siren, is completely pressed
in (clicking noise when snapping in).
• Before installation, check the suitability of the place of assembly and also check the mounting material. Ensure
that no electrical, water, gas or other connections are present at the mounting location.
• Depending on your mounting location, additional/other mounting accessories may be required for mounting.
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button in the interior of the siren.
LEARN
button pressed down for 5 seconds (the LEDs flash for a short time).
button again shortly, in order to get into learn mode (all blue LEDs now light up permanently).
H (High ≤ 13 m range),
button again.
Caution! The siren sets off the alarm immediately when it is taken
LEARN button again.
M (Medium ≤ 6 m range) or
2x AAA batteries
1 x 9V (6LR61)
L (Low ≤ 4 m range). For the desired
(with