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==Questions==
Why do my floodlights turn on but do not turn off?
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'''Why do my floodlights turn on but do not turn off?'''
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==Answer==
 
If the Motion Monitor is accidentally powered off (from a wall switch that controls the power to it or a loss of power) while the floodlights are on, they will stay on when power is reapplied.  To reset the Outdoor Motion Monitor, follow the instructions below.
 
If the Motion Monitor is accidentally powered off (from a wall switch that controls the power to it or a loss of power) while the floodlights are on, they will stay on when power is reapplied.  To reset the Outdoor Motion Monitor, follow the instructions below.
 
*Set RANGE control to MAX.
 
*Set RANGE control to MAX.
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*Set THIS UNIT switch to SENSOR.
 
*Set THIS UNIT switch to SENSOR.
 
*Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel (in your breaker box).  Wait 10 seconds.
 
*Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel (in your breaker box).  Wait 10 seconds.
*Turn power back on at the circuit breaker (the floodlights will be on just like they were before power was turned off). *Wait for 1 minute, and then walk in front of the Motion Detector.
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*Turn power back on at the circuit breaker (the floodlights will be on just like they were before power was turned off).  
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*Wait for 1 minute, and then walk in front of the Motion Detector.
 
*Make sure that it does not see any other movement for 10 seconds, and check that the floodlights turn off.
 
*Make sure that it does not see any other movement for 10 seconds, and check that the floodlights turn off.
 
*Set RANGE, DUSK, and TIME DELAY controls as desired, following the instructions in the owner's manual.  Your Motion Detector Light Control is now ready to use.  NOTE:  When you first apply power to the Motion Detector, it will not start working until after a delay of 1 minute.
 
*Set RANGE, DUSK, and TIME DELAY controls as desired, following the instructions in the owner's manual.  Your Motion Detector Light Control is now ready to use.  NOTE:  When you first apply power to the Motion Detector, it will not start working until after a delay of 1 minute.
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Revision as of 00:27, 21 March 2006

Questions

Why do my floodlights turn on but do not turn off?

Answer

If the Motion Monitor is accidentally powered off (from a wall switch that controls the power to it or a loss of power) while the floodlights are on, they will stay on when power is reapplied. To reset the Outdoor Motion Monitor, follow the instructions below.

  • Set RANGE control to MAX.
  • Set DUSK control to LIGHT.
  • Set TIME DELAY to 0.1.
  • Set THIS UNIT switch to SENSOR.
  • Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel (in your breaker box). Wait 10 seconds.
  • Turn power back on at the circuit breaker (the floodlights will be on just like they were before power was turned off).
  • Wait for 1 minute, and then walk in front of the Motion Detector.
  • Make sure that it does not see any other movement for 10 seconds, and check that the floodlights turn off.
  • Set RANGE, DUSK, and TIME DELAY controls as desired, following the instructions in the owner's manual. Your Motion Detector Light Control is now ready to use. NOTE: When you first apply power to the Motion Detector, it will not start working until after a delay of 1 minute.

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Dual Floodlight Motion Detector Set-Up

Key Topics: flood,instructions,set,up,light,dual