FU8403 - Alarm system ABUS - Free user manual and instructions

Features	Details
Product type	Alarm system
Power supply	Mains power with backup battery
Connectivity	Wireless (Wi-Fi, GSM)
Included sensors	Motion sensors, door/window opening detectors
Mobile app	Compatible with dedicated app for remote control
Installation	Easy installation, no wiring required
Maintenance	Regular battery checks and firmware updates
Security	Data encryption, real-time alerts
Warranty	2-year manufacturer warranty
Compatible accessories	Surveillance cameras, additional sirens

Frequently Asked Questions - FU8403 ABUS

How do I reset my ABUS FU8403 alarm system?

To reset your ABUS FU8403 alarm system, press and hold the reset button for about 10 seconds until you hear a beep. This will reset the system to factory settings.

What should I do if my alarm system does not arm?

Check that all doors and windows are properly closed. Also ensure that the system battery is charged and that there are no issues with the sensors.

How do I change the battery in the motion sensor?

To change the battery in the motion sensor, open the sensor cover following the instructions in the manual. Replace the old battery with a new CR123A battery, then close the cover.

My alarm system emits intermittent beeps, what does this mean?

Intermittent beeps may indicate that the battery is low or that there is a problem with a sensor. Check the battery status and replace if necessary.

How do I add a new user to the alarm system?

To add a new user, access the alarm configuration menu via the app or control panel. Select 'Add user', then follow the on-screen instructions to assign an access code.

What should I do if my mobile app does not connect to the alarm system?

Make sure your smartphone is connected to the internet and that the app is up to date. Also check that the alarm system is turned on and connected to Wi-Fi.

Can I use my ABUS FU8403 alarm system without an internet connection?

Yes, the ABUS FU8403 alarm system can operate without an internet connection, but some features such as remote notifications will not be available.

How do I test the operation of my alarm system?

To test your system, activate the alarm and manually trigger the sensors by opening doors or moving in front of the sensors. Make sure the alarm triggers as expected.

USER MANUAL FU8403 ABUS

Radio-Controlled Display

[UK] Assembly and Operating Instructions 9

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UK Installation and operating instructions for ABUS radio controlled display module

These instructions are subdivided as follows:

I. General information

II. Safety instructions

III. Applications

IV. Contents of the package

V. Signalling concept

VI. Teaching the detectors

VII. Labelling the inlay

VIII. Installation

IX. Technical data

I. General information

This product complies with the requirements in the applicable European and national directives. The conformity has been verified; the corresponding declarations and documents are deposited with the manufacturer (www.abus-sc.com).

To maintain the condition and ensure safe operation, the user must comply with these installation instructions. It is prohibited to modify or alter any part of the product. Avoid any finger contact with the pcb, except pressing the keys.

Neither the author nor ABUS-SC assumes any liability for losses or damages that are caused directly or indirectly by these instructions nor if it is claimed that such arise due to these instructions. The contents of these instructions can be changed without prior notice.

II. Safety instructions

To prevent fires and injuries, follow the instructions below:

• Securely attach the device to a dry position in the building
  The radio controlled display module is designed solely for interior use
• Avoid temperatures under 0^ and overr +50^
  The maximum relative humidity must not exceed 90% (non-condensing)
• Make sure no metallic objects can be inserted into the device from outside
• Use only the supplied 12 V power supply; other power supplies can lead to destruction of the device
• Connect the 12V power supply to the public electric grid to a standard 230 V/50 Hz alternating current receptacle

III. Applications

Basically, compatible alarms (e.g. wireless windowlock FTS 96 E, wireless magnetic contact) are taught in zones in the radio controlled display module. These zones are optically displayed by the LEDs 01-16.

The radio controlled display module receives information by radio from the taught detectors on a special secure frequency. When using the radio controlled display module in combination with the FTS 96 E, the display shows whether the FTS 96 E is unlocked or locked and if the window is closed. When using the magnetic contact, the display module indicates whether the window is closed if the detector has been correctly attached. The red LED on the display module acts as a warning that you still need to close windows or additional windowlocks before leaving the house. When all the diodes are green, all the windows are closed and/or secured (when using the FTS 96 E).

That means 16 different zones provide a complete overview for up to 16 detectors.

To accomplish that, we recommend installing the radio controlled display module near the house entrances, apartment entrance doors or in other central points in the building.

IV. Contents of the package

1. Radio controlled display module
2. 12 V power supply
3. 3 inlays, DIN A5, to make your own labels
4. 4 inlays, DIN A5, for printing
5. Installation material (3 screws and 3 dowels)

V. Signalling concept

Status LEDs 01- 16:Signalling concept, normal mode

LED off No detector has been taught in the zone or themains voltage has not been applied
- LED flashing red rapidly The status of the zone has not been updated after a mains failure
- LED flashing red slowly Manipulation on the window
- LED shining red Window open or FTS 96 E not locked
LED flashing green Supervision error
LED flashing red/green Lowbatt (low battery condition on the detector)
LED shining green Window closed orFTS 96 E locked

Power LED 17:

LED shining green Mains voltage applied
LED off Mains voltage failed

Error LED 18:

LED shining red Supervision error in one zone (see Point VI. Remarks)
LED flashing red slowly Malfunction
LED flashing red rapidly After a mains failure, no new status was received for all detectors

VI. Teaching the detectors

Remove the bottom from the top of the housing of the radio controlled display module before starting teaching. To do that, unscrew the screws on the bottom and pull off the housing section. Connect the power supply and plug in the jack on the radio controlled display module.

1. General key functions:

• SELECT key (Ta1): Selects menus/values/zones
• SET key (Ta2): Confirms the selection, partially with a delay of 4 seconds (keep pressed)
  ESC key (Ta3): Abort, go back one step

2. DIP switch functions:

DIP 1 Supervision-Monitoring on/off (see Point VI. Remarks)
DIP 2 Malfunction - Monitoring on/off

Both are factory activated (recommended setting).

3. Main menu structure in the radio controlled display module :

• Submenu LED 01: Teach detector
• Submenu LED 02: Delete detector
• Submenu LED 03: Wireless level indicator, detector
• Submenu LED 16: Delete all (factory reset)

Navigation through the menus :

• Select the main menu from the display mode: Press SELECT key 1 once
  The submenu LED 01 (teach detector) can beopened with SET key 2
• Selecting the other submenus: With SELECT key 1, jump to the desired submenu; corresponding LED is shining green
• Open the desired submenu with SET key 2

Hint: If you have opened an incorrect menu by mistake, you can exit it using the ESC key. You can always return to the display mode by pressing the ESC key several times.

4. Teaching one detector (Submenu LED 01):

a) Press SELECT key 1 once: Main menu LED 01 is shining green
b) Press SET key 2 once: Submenu LED 01 (teach alarm) opens The LED in the first free zone shines green (if no alarms has been taught, LED 01 is always shining green). Zones already occupied flash red and cannot be selected with the SELECT key. If nomore free zones are available, the LED does not shine
c) The zone you want to teach the detector to can be selected with SELECT key 1
d) SET key 2 opens the zone LED flashes green (ready for learning)
e) Open the tamper contact on FTS 96 E or wireless magnetic contact by removing the cover (to do that, the battery must be fitted to the FTS 96 E or wireless magnetic contact)
f) The radio signal is emitted and the detector is taught to the zone; an acoustic acknowledgement follows
g ) The next free zone is then indicated with the green LED
h) For teaching additional detectors, see Point 4c
i) Exit the menu using ESC key 3

5. Deleting a taught detector (Submenu LED 02):

a) Press SELECT key 1 once: Main menu LED 01 is shining green
b) Press SELECT key 1 once LED 02 shines green
c) Press SET key 2 once: Submenu LED 02 (delete detector) opens The LED in the first assigned zone flashes orange
d) You can select the detector you want to delete with SELECT key 1
e) Press SET key 2(LED flashes more quickly) until the LED goes out detector deleted
f) The next assigned zone then is indicated by the flashing orange LED
g) To delete additional detectors, see Point 5 d)
h) Exit themenu with ESC key 3 or automatically after deleting the lastassigned zone

6. Radio signal strength indicator (Submenu LED 03):

a) Press SELECT key 1 once: Main menu LED 01 is shining green
b) Press the SELECT key 1 twice: LED 03 shines green
c) Press SET key 2 once: Submenu LED 03 (Radio signal strength indicator) opens The LED in the first assigned zone shines green
d) Use SELECT key 1 to select the detector for the lastreceived radio signal level you want to display
e) Press SELECT key 1once: The last received signal strength of the first assigned zone is displayed via the number of shining LEDs starting with LED16; the more LEDs shine, the higher the received radio signal strength. To ensure permanently secure radio reception, at least three LEDs should be shining
f) The next zone can be tested with the SELECT key, etc.
g) Exit themenu using ESC key 3

7. Delete all /Factory reset (Submenu LED 16):

a) Press SELECT key 1 once: Main menu LED 01 is shining green
b) Press SELECT key 1 three times: LED 16 shines green
c) Press SET key 2 once: Submenu LED 16 (factory reset) opens LEDs 01-16 flash red
d) Keep SET key 2 pressed (LEDs flash faster) until all LEDs01 - 16 go out
e) The radio controlled display module automatically returns to the display mode

Notes:

The radio controlled display module automatically returns to the display mode if no activity has occurred for a period of ca. 3 minutes (no keys were pressed and no detector was taught).

If no radio signal has been detected from the respective radio alarm forca. 15 minutes, a supervision error is indicated by the red LED 18 and therespective zone LED flashing green.

VII. Labelling the inlays

An online tool is available for high quality inlaylabelling using a printer. Alternatively, you can also label manually.

a) Go to Internet page www.abus-sc.de. On the Article FU 8403 you can download the file Druckvorlage_Einleger.pdf
b) After opening the template click on the firstlettering box. The following is displayed (see picture). Click "Close" and startentering your lettering. Use theTAB key to jump to the nextlettering box

c) After completing the lettering, start the "File" menu using the with the sub-item "Print"
d) Adopt these settings:

Page adjustment: None
Automatic rotation and centring
- Select paper source based on the PDF page size

e) Insert the enclosed DIN A5 paper (without lettering) in the printer. Confirm the print job with "OK"
f) Remove printout from printer and cut the template along the marked edge
g) Push the template into the radio controlled display module as shown in the illustration

Note: It is not possible to save the entered data!

VIII. Installation

Hint: Before installing the detector and the radio controlled display module, make sure that there is a reliable radio connection between the intended installation positions.

To ensure permanently secure radio reception, at least three LEDs should be illuminated per alarm (see Point VI. f).

Hold the bottom of theradio controlled display module on thedesired installation position and mark the three drill holes; drill with a 6 mm drill;insert dowel and screw on the bottom part.

Caution: Length of cable on power supply 1.50 metres. A nearby 230 VAC receptacle is required.

After completing the teaching process, put the top part of the radio controlled display module on the installed bottom section and secure to the bottom section with the enclosed screws.

IX. Technical data

Voltage supply: 12V

power supply

Frequency: 868.6625

MHz/F M

Zones: 16,

individuallyprogrammable

Weight: 516 g

Dimensions W × H × D :

135 × 220 × 45 mm

Environmental Class: I

Temperature range: 0^

Cto+50°C

FR

2. DIP-schakelaar-functions: