User manual PANASONIC KXHNS102E

[. . . ] Installation Guide Home Network System Motion Sensor Model No. KX-HNS102E Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic product. This document explains how to install the motion sensor properly. For details about how to use the system, refer to the User’s Guide (page 15). Please read this document before using the unit and save it for future reference. [. . . ] Disposal of Old Equipment and Batteries (Only for European Union and countries with recycling systems) 1 2 These symbols (A, B) on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents mean that used electrical and electronic products and batteries must not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products and used batteries, please take them to applicable collection Helpline Tel. 0330 3331112 Ireland 01 4475228 7 HNS102E_(en_en)_0421_ver. 060. pdf 7 2015/04/21 14:01:23 Setup Part names and functions Indicator Red, blinking Green, blinking Off Status Sensor is out of range of the hub Registration mode (You pressed and held M N) No battery power Note: R The LED indicator does not indicate sensor status if the sensor has not been registered (page 9). A B C D Setup overview 1 Initial setup Make sure you can access the system using your mobile device. For details, refer to the System Setup Guide included with your hub. Insert the batteries The motion sensor is battery powered. Registration Required only if the motion sensor was purchased separately (i. e. , not as part of a bundle). Confirm the installation area Read the information in this document to confirm that the desired installation area is suitable to proper operation. Installation Install the motion sensor in the desired location. E Infrared sensor LED indicator MHIGHN/MLOWN Used to change the sensor sensitivity (page 15). Rear cover M N Used to confirm the status of the sensor or register the sensor to the hub. 2 3 4 LED indicator You can press M N and check the LED indicator to confirm the sensor’s status. Indicator Green, lit Red, lit Status No motion detected Motion was detected 5 8 Helpline Tel. 0330 3331112 Ireland 01 4475228 HNS102E_(en_en)_0421_ver. 060. pdf 8 2015/04/21 14:01:23 Setup Inserting the batteries R USE ONLY Alkaline batteries AA (LR6) size. R Do NOT use Manganese/Ni-Cd/ Ni-MH batteries. R Confirm the polarities ( , ). 3 Install the rear cover. R Place it with the “ ” mark facing upwards and slide it. 1 Remove the rear cover by pressing the upper sides of the cover (A) and sliding it down (B). A B 2 Insert the batteries. Registering the motion sensor This procedure is not required for devices that were included as part of a bundle. Before you can use the motion sensor, it must be registered to the hub. If you purchased devices separately (i. e. , not as part of a bundle), you must register each device to the hub. You can register each device by using the registration buttons or the [Home Network] app. Helpline Tel. It is easy to detect movement sideways in front of the motion sensor. Detection range Motion sensor 1 Vertical detection range: approx. 20° 2 Distance of detectable motion: approx. 5 m Note: R Detection becomes difficult when there is little difference between the temperatures of objects and the surrounding environment, such as during summer. Conversely, detection becomes easier when there is a large difference between the temperatures of objects and the surrounding environment, such as during winter or at night. [. . . ] 70 g, excluding the batteries – With the wall mounting adaptor attached: Approx. 77 g, excluding the batteries www. panasonic. net/pcc/support/tel/ homenetwork/manual/ Specifications R Standards DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) R Frequency range DECT: 1. 88 GHz – 1. 90 GHz R RF transmission power DECT: Approx. 10 mW (average power per channel) R Power source AA (LR6) Alkaline battery (2 ´ 1. 5 V) R Operating conditions 0 °C – 40 °C R Sensor detection method Pyroelectric infrared sensor (heat sensor) R Heat sensor detection range Horizontal: approx. 5 m (when the surrounding temperature is approx. [. . . ]