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Intended use: The FA223S andFA223D portable transmitters are intended to be
installed and serviced by licensed security professionals.
Besides having two Activation Buttons, theFA223D differs from the FA223S in the
following ways: housing color is gray, and the transmission indicator LED operates at
low intensity.
The FA223S and FA223D have water-resistant housings that protect the pendant
when worn in the bathtub, shower, rain, or other environments where the pen-
dant may be splashed with water or momentarily submerged.
To activate theFA223S, press and hold the Activation Button for at least 1 second.
To activate theFA223D, press and hold both ActivationButtons for at least 1 second.
Alarm signals are transmitted multiple times, and are indicated by the blinking Trans-
mit LED.
Holding the buttons results in continuous transmission.
When either button is released, theFA223S/D will complete its alarm transmission,
then will send an alarm restoral signal so that receiver devices configured for fol-
lower mode will return to their normal state.
Dimensions: 2.22" x 1.925" x0.725"
Weight: 1.4 oz.
Battery (BAT609): 3.0V lithium Sanyo CR2450
—or— Renata CR2450N
Typical battery life: 1 to 2 years (Battery is always supervised.)
1. Open the transmitter housing by removing three phillips-head screws.
2. When prompted by the programmingdevice to plug in the transmitter, connect the
programming cable to the 3-pin Programming Header (connection is reversible).
3. Press the Internal Reset Button.
4. Disconnect the programming cable.
5. Re-assemble and thoroughly test the transmitter. Apply 1.5 inch-pounds when tight-
ening screws.
NOTE: FA223S/D transmittersretainprogrammingdata in non-volatile memory. They
do not require reprogramming after loss of power. Install new battery and press
either the Internal Reset Button or the External Reset Buttonto re-initialize the
transmitter and restore programming.
IMPORTANT: The FA223S/D should always be programmed for supervision.
Caution:
• Do not over-tighten screws when replacing the back cover.
Correct torque is 1.5 inch-pounds.
• Be careful not to damage the gasket material to preserve water-resis-
tance capability.
• Tighten screws evenly for good seal.
Inovonics recommends that pendants always be supervised.
Pendants should also be tested at least once per week.
Suggested Check-in Interval: 5 minutes
External contacts: N/O
Use EOL resistor: No
Use Internal contacts: No
For information on supervision programming options,
request Tech Notes TN1025 and TN1032.
The FA223S andFA223D canbe carried in three convenient ways:
Around the neck as a pendant (standard).
On a belt with the beltclip attachment (standard).
On the arm with optional wristband accessory(ACC623Sor ACC623L).
Caution: Neck Cord Safety
WARNING: The neck cord provided with theFA223S/D is designed for user safety.
Substitution of stronger cords or chains may result in injury to the wearer.
Changing the battery:
1) Remove three screws from the
back of the housing.
2) Make sure that the battery is
inserted with the positive (+
terminal facing the indicated
side of the holder
3) After replacing the battery,
press the Internal Reset But-
ton to reset the transmitter to
its most recent programming.
4) Replace back cover. See
Caution below.
5) Thoroughly test the unit before
returning to service.
Internal
Reset Butto
3-pin
Programming
Header
Battery Positive
Indicator
Belt Clip
Neck Cord Clip
Wrist Band (optional)
ACC623S (for small wrists)
Recommended methodof attaching the
neck cord to theFA223S/D
ACC623L (for large wrists)
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