User manual X10 MS16A

[. . . ] You can set the ActiveEYE to turn the lights or cameras off after motion stops. (see below for more details) or you can set any variable delay you like (1 minute min. to 60 minutes max. ) using the NEW easy to set dial on the top of the unit. The ActiveEYE also works with the CM11A TwoWay Computer Interface to initiate macros (routines) so you can set up a "coming home" routine which is initiated by the ActiveEYE as soon as it "sees" you. [. . . ] 3 seconds later the red light reports its delay setting as follows: 1 blink for Analog setting, i. e. 3 seconds later the red light reports its delay setting, as listed above. Release and immediately press the Unit/Off button the number of times for the delay you want, as listed above. The red light then reports the setting with the appropriate number of blinks as above. Note: for settings of 2 blinks or higher, the dial on the top of the unit is disabled. To change the Unit Code that the ActiveEYE transmits: Press and hold the Unit/Off button (under the battery compartment lid) the red light flashes first and then blinks the current setting. Release and immediately press the button the desired number of times for the Unit Code you want to set. To change the House Code that the ActiveEYE transmits: Press and hold the House/On button (under the battery compartment lid) the red light flashes first and then blinks the current setting (once for A, twice for B, etc. ). Release and immediately press the button the desired number of times for the House Code you want to set (once for A, twice for B, etc. ). MS15A/MS16A-4/02. 1 of 2 To turn additional lights on when it gets dark. The ActiveEYE can send signals when it detects dusk and dawn so it can turn a light on when it gets dark and turn it off when it gets light (in addition to turning lights on when it detects motion). To have it turn a light on at dusk and off at dawn plug the light into an X10 Module and set it to the same Housecode as the ActiveEYE and to a Unit Code that is one number higher than the Unit Code of the module or camera that turns on when motion is detected. if the ActiveEYE turns on A1 when it detects motion, it will turn on A2 when it gets dark and turn it off when it gets light. If you use this feature, care should be taken to place the Motion Sensor where it sees plenty of sunlight during the day (such as near a window). If you place it in a dark corner it might not be able to tell the difference between day time and night time. Care should also be taken not to place the Motion Sensor near the light it is controlling, otherwise when the light turns on it might "fool" the Motion Sensor into thinking it's daytime, so it will turn the light off again!Note: If you use the Motion Sensor to control X10 wireless cameras, care should be take not to set any cameras to the code that the Motion Sensor sends at dusk and dawn (Unit Code +1). To set whether you want the ActiveEYE to transmit EVERY time it sees motion or only at night; and to enable or disable the "Unit Code +1" function to turn lights on/off at dusk/dawn: Press the Unit/Off button once. 3 seconds later the ActiveEYE reports its dusk/dawn setting as follows: The red light blinks once if the ActiveEYE is set to detect motion at all times and does not turn Unit Code +1 ON at dusk and OFF at dawn. The red light blinks twice if the ActiveEYE is set to detect motion only when it's dark and does not turn Unit Code +1 ON at dusk and OFF at dawn. [. . . ] X10 agrees to repair or replace, at it's sole discretion, a defective X10 product if returned to X10 within the warranty period and with proof of purchase. Please visit www. x10. com/warranty to complete your on-line warranty registration. Thank you. FCC CAUTION: THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. [. . . ]