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Test Sensors
You can complete a diagnostic test on your
BT Home Monitor VP1000 sensors using
this option. To do this:
PRESS DISPLAY
Until the display shows
SYSTEM PROFILE.
Enter your MASTER CODE –
if you have not selected a
personal PIN number, this will
be the default setting – 2580.
Until the display shows
TEST SENSORS.
Now activate each of your
sensors, or the detector you
wish to check in turn. You will
receive one of the following
results:
Sensor Description Signal
Number Strength
S01 Front Door Strong
Good
Poor
An audible sound will also be heard. This is
useful if you are not in close proximity to the
Control Panel when testing a particular sensor.
Display Sound
STRONG Intermittent Tune twice
GOOD Intermittent Tune once
POOR Solid Tune once
You will need to press OK to test the next sensor.
Test External Siren
Please see the user guide provided with your Siren.
System Settings
This menu option allows you to change
operational settings for your system including:
• Entry Time 1
• Entry Time 2
• Exit Delay Time
• Siren On Time
• Built In Siren
• Check – Beeps
ENTRY TIME 1
If any sensors in your home are programmed
with an Entry Delay Response Type, audible
beeps will sound when you enter and leave the
property. This gives you a set amount of time to
switch your system off before it triggers an alert.
Choices are in seconds and minutes: 0 seconds,
15s, 30s, 45s (default), 60s, 3 minutes, 4m. An
entry delay automatically creates an exit delay of
60 seconds which can also be changed.
ENTRY TIME 2
If you have more than one entry point, you may
wish one sensor to be on a different time delay.
Choices are in seconds and minutes: 0 seconds,
15s, 30s, 45s (default), 60s, 3m, 4m. An entry
delay automatically creates an exit delay of 60
seconds which can also be changed.
EXIT DELAY TIME
If any sensors in your home are programmed
with an Entry Delay Response Type, audible
beeps will sound when you enter and leave the
property. This gives you a set amount of time to
switch your system on before it triggers an alert.
Choices are in seconds and minutes: 30 seconds,
45s, 60s (default), 90s, 2m, 3m, 4m. The exit
delay is the same even if entry delay 1 and 2 are
different.