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Test Mode is a way for you to test
that your SimpliSafe security system

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is working properly,

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and that all of your sensors
and components are connected.

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In this video,

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we'll walk you through the process
of placing your Simplisafe system

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into Test Mode, by using your Keypad.

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You can place your system into Test Mode
at any time, by following these steps.

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Press Menu on your Keypad.

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Enter your Master PIN.

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Scroll and select Test Mode
by pressing the edges of your screen.

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You will know you are in Test Mode

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when you see the circle on your Keypad

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with the text: “Test each device
by pressing its button”

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and your Base Station says:

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“Entering Test Mode.

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You may now begin testing each device
by pressing its button.”

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If you have monitoring,

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putting your system into Test Mode
will automatically send a Test Signal

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to the Monitoring Service.

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You will get a phone call

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which will confirm
that the connection is working properly.

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If you do not answer this call,
don't worry,

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you'll get a voicemail,

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but it will not result in dispatch.

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You can also confirm that the Test Signal
was received by Monitoring,

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by checking your Timeline via
the SimpliSafe app.

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You should see a new entry with a
timestamp of when you initiated the test.

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While your system is in Test Mode,

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you can test each sensor individually

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to make sure they are working properly.

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Here’s how to test
your Glass Break Sensors:

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Press the Test Button on the top
of the Glass Break Sensor.

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This will lower the sensor’s threshold

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so that it can be triggered
just by the sound of a hand clap.

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Walk to the window you want
the sensor to watch over,

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and clap your hands once.

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(clap)

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the Base Station should say

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“Glass Break Sensor”.

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We recommend trying the clap test
at different spots in the room

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to make sure that your sensor
is in the best spot.

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After you've tested your devices,

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press the left arrow to exit Test Mode.

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If you need more additional assistance,
please visit the address on screen.