Magellan MG-6160 manual

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    All-In-One Wireless Security System V2.0 Model #: MG-6160 X10 Operation User Guide We hope this product performs to your complete satisfacti on. Should you have any questions or comments, please visit www .paradox.com and send us your comment s.[...]

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    1 Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide T able of Content s Introduction ............. ............................................... .......................................... ............. ............. ......... 3 Accessing the X10 Setup Menu. ................................................. ................................................. ....[...]

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    Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide 2 Introduction X10 is a communication protocol fo r remote c ontrol of electrical devices such a s lamp s and appliances. Communication is accomp l ished through standard household electrical wiri ng using X10 transmitters and receivers. Magellan can be set as an X10 controller an d when used in conjunction with [...]

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    3 Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide Figure 1: Enabling/Disabling the X10 Ou tputs House and Unit Codes The Magellan console will be assigned a House Code from A to P wh ile all assigned X10 receivers are assigned a specific addre ss consisting of the same House Code as the co nsole as well as a unique Unit Code from 1 to 8. This is how Mage llan [...]

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    Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide 4 3. Select the desired House Code. Within this m enu, you can perform any of the followin g option s: • Press the left [ ACTION ] key (ok) to select and save the pr esent House Code. Pressing this key wi ll also exit you from the House Code menu. • Press the center [ AC TION ] key (next) to scroll through th[...]

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    5 Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide X10 Activation/Deactivation on Zone Ope n Use this programming option to activate or deactivate your X10 outputs when a zone opens. The X10 outputs will remain activated/deactiv a ted for 5 minutes. Y ou can progra m a time period during which you want this programming option to be enabled. T o configure the X1[...]

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    Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide 6 X10 Activation/Deactivation on Remote Bu tton Magellan’s X10 outputs can be programmed to activate or deactivate when a button on your remote control is pressed. T o configure the X10 outputs to do so: 1. Access the X10 Setup menu (see “Accessing th e X10 Setup Menu ” on p a ge 2). 2. Press the center [ A[...]

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    7 Magellan - X10 Operation User Guide 3. Configure the X10 outputs you wish to activate or deactivate whenever your Magellan system initiates either or b oth of its Entry Delay timers and then press the righ t [ ACTION ] key (exit). See “Enabling/Disabling the X10 Ou tp ut s” on page 2 for more info rmatio n. X10 Activation/Deactivation on Alar[...]

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    Limited Warranty Par adox Security Systems Ltd. (“Sell er”) warr ants its products to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and work mans h ip for one-year following the date of manufacture. Seller wil l, within thi s period, at its opti on, repair or replace an y produc t f ailing to operate corr ectl y without charge to th e or igin[...]