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0:00Now , a quick demonstration on how to
0:02replace the batteries of an infrared
0:04detector . To be able to open an
0:06infrared detector , there is a little
0:09procedure to perform on the system . You
0:12must put the alarm system into
0:13maintenance mode . Enter the master code
0:16and click OK . Then , go to the menu . Go
0:22to the installation menu . I click on OK
0:25. There you go . Now , I see the
0:28instruction to open the control panel
0:30cover . From that moment on , I have one
0:33minute to open the control panel cover .
0:37So , I will open the cover . Now , the
0:43tamper protection for the control panel
0:45will be disabled . There . The yellow
0:50light indicates that I am in
0:51maintenance mode . From now on , I have
0:55the ability to open any device in the
0:57installation . For example , my infrared
1:02detector with low batteries , I open it .
1:07I have now been able to open my
1:08detector without triggering the alarm .
1:11Here is the tamper switch for opening
1:12it . Now , I just need to replace my
1:15batteries . I simply close the casing .
1:28Then I attach the unit to the wall .
1:31When I have finished replacing the
1:33batteries in my installation , I just
1:35need to close the control panel cover .
1:41From the moment I close the control
1:43panel cover , there is a delay of about
1:4510 seconds , during which the panel will
1:48check if the installation is correct
1:50and if there are no faults in the
1:52system . There , the control panel is
1:56exiting maintenance mode ; the yellow
1:58light on the panel turns off to
2:00indicate that it has returned to normal
2:02mode . No.