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# Sensor installation

TX WINDOW: sensor installation

The TX WINDOW is ideally installed on a wall or any other vertical support.

Wall mounting can be done in two ways:

* using the supplied double-sided adhesive in the box
* using screws (and wall plugs if necessary) not supplied

#### With the supplied adhesive

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* Attach the adhesive to the back of the sensor.
* Position the sensor at the desired location.
* Press for a few seconds so that the sensor sticks.
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#### With screws

1. Remove the security screw on the lower part of the sensor housing using a Phillips screwdriver.
2. Remove the transparent back of the sensor with a flat screwdriver.
3. Use the back panel to:
   1. mark, drill, and insert wall plugs into your support
   2. screw directly into the support

The front of the sensor is ready to be reassembled directly on the wall.

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Don't forget the **screw** !
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## Mounting the magnetic part

The magnet is attached to the moving part (opening) using its adhesive mount.

* **Location** : The magnet can be placed either on the left side or the right side of the main part.
* **Critical alignment** : For detection to work, you must absolutely align the visual markers (small notches or lines) located on the sides of the main housing with the marker on the magnet block.
* **Detection distance** : Make sure the magnet is as close as possible to the sensor (generally less than 2 cm) when the door is closed.

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**Validation** : Perform an opening and closing test. The sensor sends an immediate message each time the state changes and flashes **orange**. Check that the data is properly received on your interface.
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