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Re: PIR's: Why trip on two detects?

Subject: Re: PIR's: Why trip on two detects?
From: "Total nerd" <geekboy0001@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 27 Nov 2005 15:22:19 -0800
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <1132962065.435105.236940@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <kHNhf.616167$oW2.28416@pd7tw1no> <1133052809.376354.234500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <RHcif.631444$1i.502522@pd7tw2no>

Yes, that's what I have.  I set it up to use both MW and PIR and trip
on one detect.  The thing keeps flashing and going into trouble (or
masking).  It works most of the time but then, out of nowhere, it
starts flashing.  The manual says to move into it's field to reset it
(that works) and if it keeps happening, it's defective.  Ever have a
defective one of these out of the box?  Or is it set wrong?  It might
be set to a longer range than the room it's in.  Is that a problem for
these things or it shouldn't matter?

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