FIBARO FGCD-001 Operating Manual

7, 7 OPERATING THE DEVICE #5: Operating the device Waking up the device: The CO Sensor needs to be woken up to receive information about the new conguration from the Z-Wave controller, like parameters and associations. To wake up the sensor manually click the button located on the c…

3, 3 DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES Main features of FIBARO CO Sensor: • compatible with any Z-Wave or Z-Wave+ Controller • supports protected mode (Z-Wave network security mode) with AES-128 encryption • wall-mounted • battery-powered • completely wireless • alarm signalled with a…

8, FIBARO FGCD-001 8 VISUAL INDICATIONS & ACOUSTIC SIGNALS Indications and signals: The CO Sensor is equipped with a LED diode and a buzzer, signalling menu position and status of the device. What you hear What you see What it means What to do 4 x BEEP every 5s 4 x RED BLINK every 5s Detected pres-…

9, 9 BATTERY #7: Battery Checking battery level: FIBARO CO Sensor automatically warns about low battery with one yellow blink and a short beep, when battery level is low. Replacing the battery: 1. Remove the device from the cover by turning it counter-clockwise. 2. Pull the paper strip to…

4, 4 BASIC ACTIVATION #2: Basic activation 1. Turn the cover counter-clockwise. NOTE Recommended height of installation is de- pendant on the pur- pose of the room and height at which head typically is. i NOTE FIBARO CO Sensor may operate as a stand-alone carbon monoxide dete…

11, 11 ASSOCIATIONS Notication report: The device uses Notication Command Class to report dierent events to 1st association group (Lifeline). Notication Type Triggering Event CO Alarm 1. Carbon monoxide detected, unknown location 2. Carbon monoxide test 3. Replacement required Heat A…