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When I replace the battery in my Dakota Alert WMT-3000 the light keeps flashing…what does that mean?This is perfectly normal…the light will flash for one full minute, and then stop. The system will be ready to go. Do any of the Flood stop models provide for power backup? It appears that either the batteries are inserted OR AC power is available, not both. The Multi-Use Radio Service is a low power, short range VHF Citizens Band service in the 150 MHz band free to use without needing a license. All radios that operate on this band will work together. Voltage drop is a real concern when powering a device over a length of wire. The voltage lost between the load (device) and power supply can be significant and actually prevent the device from working. Proper selection of wire gauge is needed to be sure that the device receives a the voltage that is required [...] There are two quick and easy fixes for this. 1. Change the battery, we cannot over emphasize the importance of having a BRAND NEW, good quality (Duracell, Energizer etc.) battery in these transmitters, they can be quite picky. 2. Set all of your switches in both the transmitter and chime (the switches which control the [...] 1. Double Check that the antenna is installed in the right location. This is a common cause of intermittent problems. Here are some suggestions to determine if your Drive-Alert System requires service. Most problems can be readily isolated. Intermittent, constant alarm When an intermittent or constant alarm occurs, disconnect the plug from the 120-volt power. Open the door to models DA-503 or DA-504 and disconnect the red and black sensor wires from the terminal strip. [...] Yes, up to two probes may be wired in series to protect two areas by wiring them in series (wire the black wire from one probe to the red wire of the other probe and then use the two remaining wires to connect to the controller.. However, there will be a reduction in sensitivity so [...] |
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