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You can set the ActiveEYE to turn the lights or cameras off after motion stops. The default House and Unit Code transmitted when motion is detected is A 1-ON. A 2) ON at dusk, A 2 OFF at dawn, but this feature is disabled by default, see above to enable it. If you place it in a dark corner it might not be able to tell the difference between day time and night time. (see below for more details) or you can set any variable delay you like (1 minute min. The red light blinks three times if the ActiveEYE is set to detect motion at all times and does turn Unit Code +1 ON at dusk and OFF at dawn. If you enable this feature, care should be taken to place the ActiveEYE where it sees plenty of sunlight during the day (such as near a window). Remove the battery cover and install two AAA alkaline batteries. The red light then reports the setting with the appropriate number of blinks as above. Care should also be taken not to place the ActiveEYE near the light it is controlling, otherwise when the light turns on it might “fool” the ActiveEYE into thinking it’s daytime! Remove the screw from the front of the unit (MS16A only). The ActiveEYE also works with the CM11A TwoWay Computer Interface to initiate macros (routines) so you can set up a “coming home” routine which is initiated by the ActiveEYE as soon as it “sees” you. The default time is the setting on the dial on the top of the unit so you can adjust this to suit your preference (1 minute min. It can also turn lights on at dusk and off at dawn, but this feature is disabled by default (see other side of sheet to enable). The red light blinks back the number of times for the code you set. The lamp connected to any X10 Module set to A1 turns on. Plug a lamp into an X10 Lamp Module (sold separately) and set it to Housecode A and Unit Code 1. Set-Up and Operating Instructions for ActiveEYE Motion Detectors Models MS15A (Indoor) and MS16A (Indoor/Outdoor) The ActiveEYE Motion Detector sends Wireless Radio Frequency (RF) signals to an X10 Transceiver (RR501 or TM751). if the ActiveEYE turns on A1 when it detects motion, it will turn on A2 when it gets dark and turn it off when it gets light. The ActiveEYE transmits the “device ON” RF signal and the red light flashes. ) using the NEW easy to set dial on the top of the unit