2) Continue holding the buttons, The LED will turn OFF after it is done
transmitting (approximately 3 seconds) and will turn back ON after
approximately 5 additional seconds, WAIT until the LED begins to flash
(approximately 5 seconds). The total hold time is approximately 13 seconds.
Once the LED is flashing, Release buttons.
3) Press Button # 1 (left) for Standard AMAC supervised unit. LED will confirm
choice with 1 flash OR Press button # 2 (right) for Supervised with polling,
LED will confirm choice with 2 flashes.
4) For testing purposes this unit will supervise itself every 10 seconds and will
send a supervisory heartbeat if programmed for supervised with polling.
* I have supplied a two button rubber insert for programming if you feel it is easier
during the programming sequences.
Battery Information:
Battery statistics are as follows:
4.8uA Standby Current
1.8uA Wake up time
.001uA Supervisory
.17uA 1 Button press per day
6.771uA Total battery draw
Batteryis a CR2025 with 160mA power
Calculation is as follows:
(160,000/6.771)/8760= 2.6975 years on average
This is actual field usage since you do not activate the battery until it is ready for use.
Supervisory with Polling Transmission:
When a heartbeat is sent every 12 hours it only sends that data packet 5 times. It does
NOT transmit for 3 full seconds.
It is Secure Wireless’ recommendation that you change your supervisory heartbeat to be
every 1-3hours so that we can transmit quickly and go back to sleep to conserve battery
power instead of transmitting in full every 12 hours. This does a few things for you. You
can miss multiple transmissions in a row a still not trigger a false positive and it allows
you to save some battery life. If you choose to do a full transmission every 12 hours your
estimated battery life will be 2.63 years.
Default Programming:
The AMAC unit will be pre-programmed at the factory with a standard code and
defaulted as a standard supervised device. Because this remote does not have EEPROM
when the batteries are changed you will potentially need to reprogram the serial number
and if it was supervised with polling before.
