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If I power off my 18R2, will my modules stop firing?

Zach Gilbert

Documentation Team

Updated April 25, 2023 12:54

Yes, turning off the 18R2 will cause the modules to stop firing after a defined period of time. Using firmware 4.0.0 and lower the module disarms in approximately 10 seconds, modules on firmware version 5.0 disarm in about 20 seconds, and modules using firmware version 5.1 and higher will disarm in about 60 seconds. In order to disarm the modules immediately, we suggest pressing the TEST / DISARM button.

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