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==Answer==
 
==Answer==
  
You can set the delay time before your home automation motion sensor (MS13A, MS14A) sends an Off command after turning a module on. To check the current Off command delay time, press the House/On button once. The red LED light should flash. Press and hold the Unit/Off
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You can set the delay time before your ActiveEye motion sensor sends an Off command after turning a module on.
button. The green LED light turns on. 3 seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting as follows:
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To check the current Off command delay time, press the House/On button once.
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The red LED light should flash.
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Press and hold the Unit/Off button.
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The green LED light turns on.
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3 seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting as follows:
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*1 blink for Analog: i.e. the setting on the dial on the top of the unit, from one to sixty minutes.
 
*1 blink for Analog: i.e. the setting on the dial on the top of the unit, from one to sixty minutes.
 
*2 blinks for 2 minutes.
 
*2 blinks for 2 minutes.
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*8 blinks for 128 minutes.
 
*8 blinks for 128 minutes.
 
*9 blinks for 256 minutes.
 
*9 blinks for 256 minutes.
To change this, press the House/On button once. The red LED light will flash. Press and hold the Unit/Off button. The green LED light turns on. Three seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting, as shown above. Release and immediately press the Unit/Off button the number of times for the delay you want. Hold the button for 3 seconds after the last press. The red LED light then reports the setting with the appropriate number of flashes. Release the button, and you are all set up.             
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To change this, press the House/On button once.
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The red LED light will flash.
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Press and hold the Unit/Off button.
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The green LED light turns on.
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Three seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting, as shown above.
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Release and immediately press the Unit/Off button the number of times for the delay you want.
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Hold the button for 3 seconds after the last press.
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The red LED light then reports the setting with the appropriate number of flashes.
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Release the button, and you are all set up.             
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===Related Articles===
 
===Related Articles===
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[[Setting Motion Off Delay Time]]
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[[Category:troubleshooting]]
 
[[Category:frequently asked questions]]
 
[[Category:frequently asked questions]]

Latest revision as of 19:32, 29 May 2014

Question

How do I set the Off Delay Time on my ActiveEye (MS16A) motion sensor?

Answer

You can set the delay time before your ActiveEye motion sensor sends an Off command after turning a module on.

To check the current Off command delay time, press the House/On button once.

The red LED light should flash.

Press and hold the Unit/Off button.

The green LED light turns on.

3 seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting as follows:

  • 1 blink for Analog: i.e. the setting on the dial on the top of the unit, from one to sixty minutes.
  • 2 blinks for 2 minutes.
  • 3 blinks for 4 minutes.
  • 4 blinks for 8 minutes.
  • 5 blinks for 16 minutes.
  • 6 blinks for 32 minutes.
  • 7 blinks for 64 minutes.
  • 8 blinks for 128 minutes.
  • 9 blinks for 256 minutes.


To change this, press the House/On button once.

The red LED light will flash.

Press and hold the Unit/Off button.

The green LED light turns on.

Three seconds later the red LED light reports the delay setting, as shown above.

Release and immediately press the Unit/Off button the number of times for the delay you want.

Hold the button for 3 seconds after the last press.

The red LED light then reports the setting with the appropriate number of flashes.

Release the button, and you are all set up.


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Setting Motion Off Delay Time