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4608TestingZone Locator TestFigure 20. 4608 JumpersTo perform a zone locator test, fit the 'OZW' link in the 'Z' position. This willilluminate the red LED.With the transmitter board removed, loosen the centre retaining screw andlocate the rear pcb in the uppermost position, then refit the battery and frontlens cover. Move around within the protected area and observe the PIR lens.Where you can see a bright red light within a lens segment, the PIR is detectingthat area. Confirm the coverage as required for other areas. Whencomplete, ensure the main pcb is in the bottom position.Walk TestTo perform an engineer walk test of the PIR, fit the 'OZW' link in the 'W'position.Replace the transmitter board, refit the battery and front lens cover. Continueto move around the protected area until the PIR LED illuminates. Following ashort delay, the transmitter will transmit to the receiver/control panel. Confirmwalk testing for the protected area as required.Normal OperationTo finally set the PIR for normal operation, fit the 'OZW' in the 'O' position.Replace the transmitter board, refit the battery and the front cover. The PIRwill then take approximately two minutes to stabilise. During normal operation,the PIR will detect an intrusion, transmit a signal, then shut down for 2.5minutes. If no subsequent movement is detected within the 2.5 minutes, thePIR will reset ready to activate again. If movement occurs before the twominute time window, a further two minutes will be added.Note: The 'OZW' positions may differ on some PIRs. Always follow the positionsshown on the main pcb.In normal use, the link must be in the 0 position otherwise the battery life willbe reduced by over 90%.28 of 34 496372 Issue 1