Motorola HMAD8000 QUICK START GUIDE

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Motorola homesight™ siren accessory. Your siren will work with
any homesight device in conjunction with a triggered event. When your system is armed, the Wireless Siren
provides a piercing audible alarm in response to an event detected by other sensors in your system (for
example, if the back door is opened in the middle of the night). It will even provide audible feedback (a chirp)
when a sensor is triggered, as well as a visible strobe light. This Quick Start Guide describes how to set up
and troubleshoot your homesight siren accessory.

Controlling Your Siren

Using your computer and Wireless System Controller, you use the Siren to react to specific events that are
triggered by other homesight devices.

How It Works

The Siren accessory enables you to signal an audible alert to an event being monitored. If, for example, you
are monitoring an area for motion and this is detected, the siren can be configured to sound when the area
event takes place. In this example, the motion sensor is triggered, the information relayed to the Wireless
System Controller, which activates the siren to sound, alerting you to the event audibly.

Controller

Package Contents

Siren Hardware

Mounting

Kit

Discovery

Tool

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Installation Overview

The Wireless System Controller must be installed before installing your Siren. Consult the Motorola

homesight™ User Guide for details.

The Siren accessory is used between the monitoring device and the Wiresless System Controller.

1 Plug the Siren into an AC outlet.

2 Register your Siren with

a. In the homesight software, click System Settings

b. Select “Device Discovery” from

c. Select “Start Discovery.”

d. er will automatically find and register your Siren and details

After a few seconds, the System Controll

of the device will appear on the screen.

your Wireless System:

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the menu.

Feature Locator

Mute
Manual
off/on

Status LED

D

iscovery
button

Speaker

Features and Specifications

• Wireless connectivity to the System Controller

• Strobe light

• LED indicates power is available at the receptacle on the bottom of the device

• Discovery button

Typical open air range (line of sight): 200 feet (18 m)

Typical indoor range : 60 feet (61 m)

Operating temperature/humidity 32° to 104° F with 10% to 80% humidity with all components

operating within manufacturer thermal limits.

Dimensions 4.75"W x 1.75"H x 1.44"D (12.07 cm W x 4.45 cm H x 3.66 cm D)

Storage temperature -13º to 167° F

Communication frequency 418 MHz

Sound level 105 dB

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