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WT4989/WT8989 Two-Way Wireless

Key Operating Instructions

The WT4989/WT8989 is a five-

button, two-way wireless key

with an LCD icon display and a

built-in buzzer. The LCD icons

illuminate to show the system

status when the Status Request

BUTTONS

button is pressed. In addition,

the buzzer will "beep" to indi-

cate that a button was pressed,

or that the wireless key has sent a command to the control panel.

The wireless key communicates with compatible wireless receivers

to allow you to arm, disarm, and confirm your requested actions,

as well as other keypad functions with the convenience of wireless

portability. To activate, press and hold a button for approximately

1 second.

This device contains no user serviceable components.

NOTE: Some key functions require a 3-second ** press.

The LCD backlighting and antenna icon

turn on and the buzzer

beeps once, indicating that a button has been pressed. These

actions also confirm that a signal has been sent to the control

panel receiver.

Specifications

Operating Frequency: 433.92 MHz, 868 MHz (WT8989 only)

Batteries: CR2032

6V, (2) 3V Lithium (Panasonic, Energizer)

Battery Life:

3 years (under typical use)

Low Battery Level:

4.0V pre-determined

Dimensions (L×W×H):75mm×40mm×16mm

Weight:

41g

Operating Temp:

-10ºC to +55ºC (14ºF to 131ºF)

UL: 0ºC to +49ºC (32ºF to 120.2ºF)

Humidity:

93% R.H., non-condensing

Compatible Receivers: PC9155-433/868, PC9155D-433/868

and PC9155G-433/868 (-868 for

WT8989). WT4989 is UL/ULC listed.

IMPORTANT: This equipment shall be used in an envi-

ronment that provides the pollution degree max. 2 in

NON-HAZARDOUS locations ONLY.

Default Button Functions

Status Request Press this button for 1 second to view the

control panel system status via the LCD icons.

Keylock** Press and hold both at the same time for 3

seconds to lock the keys. To unlock the keys, press both buttons for 3

seconds. Note, pressing the Panic (

) button automatically unlocks

the keys and transmits provided there is a 3-second delay on the Panic

button. This is the case regardless of the state of the Keylock.

Stay Arming: Press to arm your system in Stay mode. All

perimeter zones are active while Stay/Away and Night zones are

ENG

bypassed.

Away Arming: Press to arm your system in Away mode.

LCD ICON

Disarm: Press to disarm your system.

DISPLAY

Panic Alarm**: Press and hold for 3 seconds to create a

panic alarm.

Command Output 1** Press both at the same

time to activate the assigned output.

Command Output 2** Press both at the same time

to activate the assigned output.

Transmit Default Serial Number** Press both at

the same time to send the default serial number. This allows you to

re-enroll the wireless key, e.g., after a default of the receiver the

wireless key is enrolled on.

Other WT4989/WT8989 options are available in order to program

the best possible combination to suit specific needs. For UL listed

installations, refer to the relevant control panel's Installation Manual.

How to Enroll the WT4989/WT8989

This section describes how to set up and program your wireless key.

The following outlines the basic steps for programming and enroll-

ing this device on 2-way wireless-compatible receivers. For addi-

tional options, or for other receivers, please refer to the specific

receiver Installation Manual.

NOTE: The flashing

icon indicates the WT4989/

WT8989 is attempting to enroll on a system.

Step 1-Enroll the Device

The WT4989/WT8989 is enrolled by Quick Enrollment or Serial

Number Programming.

Quick Enrollment

1. Enter [*][8][Installers Code][898] through installer program-

ming.

2. Press any key on the wireless device to enroll it.

3. The keypad will display the 8-digit ESN; confirm by pressing

[*].

4. Enter the Key slot # [1 - 16].

5. Repeat from Step 2 to enroll additional wireless keys.

Manually Program Electronic Serial Number (ESN)

1. Enter [*][8][Installers Code] [804], subsections [101]-[116].

2. Enter the 8-digit ESN located on the back of the unit.

[101-116] Key 1-16

The wireless key is provided with a unique serial number (hard-

coded at the factory) consisting of 8 hexadecimal digits. The total

number of possible combinations is 16.7 million. The end-user can

not change this number, only the enrolled serial numbers.

Step 2-Program Function Buttons

Section [804], subsections [141] - [156]

3 Button 1-Stay Arming

4 Button 2- Away Arming

7 Button 3-Disarm

0 Button 4-Panic

3 Buttons (1+2)-Command Output 1

4 Buttons (1+3)-Command Output 2

For additional programmable options, refer to the control panel's

Installation Manual.

Device Programming Mode**

How to Program the WT4989/WT8989

Options

Changing the programming will affect operation. This should be done by

the installer. To program WT4989/WT8989 options: (1) Press and hold

all 4 buttons simultaneously for 3-5 seconds until the

appears and begins to flash. Programming mode lasts 5 seconds. (2)

Choose a WT4989/WT8989 Local Programming Option from the table.

To restore the default values, repeat Steps 1 and 2.

To Program this Option Do This

Enable/disable the key-

Press the (

) key.

press beeps.

Enable/disable the 3-sec-

Press the (

) key.

ond delay on (

) key.

Enable/disable key 3

Press the ( ) key.

( ).

Enable/disable key 4

Press the (

) key.

(

Enable/disable Keylock

Press the (

) +(

(

) +(

keys.

Turn off the backlighting

Press the (

)+(

function.

keys.

NOTE: For UL listed installations, the 'Arm/Disarm Bell

Squawk' feature of the control panel must be enabled.

The 3-second delay on the Panic key must be enabled.

The Bell Squawk must be audible from outside the prem-

ises. Arming/Disarming confirmations must be indicated

by the wireless key LCD. Refer to the control panel's

Installation Manual for details.

Multi-Function Clip

The multi-function clip provided can clip to a

car's sun visor, or it can clip to a belt.

Control Panel System Status Display

The table below summarizes the status that can be shown by the

WT4989/WT8989 LCD.

ICON (S = Steady, F = Flashing) SYSTEM STATUS

(S) System Trouble

(S) Disarmed

(S) Away - Armed

(S) Stay - Armed

(S) Night - Armed

(S) Low Battery, (F) Critical Low Battery

(F) *9 Armed - Away

(F) *9 Armed - Stay

icon

(F) *9 Armed - Night

(F) Keylock Enable

(S) Alarm in Memory, (F) Active Alarm

Battery Replacement

If the battery is low, the battery icon

on the LCD illuminates. If the battery

has reached a critically low state the

battery icon flashes. Replace batteries

when the

icon is displayed. To

expose the batteries, remove the bot-

tom cover by inserting a coin into the slot located on the center

bottom and twist. Replace both batteries with Panasonic or Ener-

gizer lithium 3V/6V batteries (CR-2032) only. NOTE: The

polarity of the battery must be observed, as shown

)

in the diagram. REPLACE ONLY WITH THE SAME TYPE

AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER. Keep

away from small children. If batteries are swal-

)

lowed, promptly see a doctor. Do not try to recharge

these batteries. Disposal of used batteries must be

made in accordance with the waste recovery and

recycling regulations in your area.