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Acceptable Radio Network Spacing

Each sensor will also act as a repeating 

station during alarm conditions, so any signal 

received by a device will be rebroadcasted.  

After final installation, test all alarms 

for proper radio inter-connection.  

Simply press and release the test 

button of an alarm while having a 

helper observe the remote alarms.

Maximum 

Spacing in 

Open Area

200’ (70m) 

The sensor-to-sensor radio communi-

cates using radio frequencies between 

905.2MHz and 913.2MHz.  The range of 

this radio has been tested to 200 ft (70m) 

in open area distance testing.  The Comm 

Link’s WiFi communicates at 2.4GHz, 

which produces a shorter range when 

used indoors.

Choosing the Right Internet Connection

Setting up with Ethernet requires the use of 

an Ethernet cord. A 3ft. cord is included with 

the Comm Link.  A longer cord may be used 

if required. 

Ethernet 

With its hardwired connection to the home’s 

router, Ethernet provides the most reliable 

connection for the Comm Link. 

WiFi

It is best to locate the Comm Link as centrally 

within the home as possible.  This will reduce 

the distance between the Comm Link and 

any installed sensors.  Shorter distances   

produce better radio communication.

WiFi offers the freedom to place the Comm 

Link in more convenient locations.  

Be sure to fully test the entire OmniShield network after 

completing installation.  It is important that all devices are 

able to communicate properly with each other and the 

Comm Link to the Internet.

Summary of Contents for CFCL10

Page 1: ...wner s Manual Connects OmniShield Products to the Internet Ethernet and WiFi Compatible Internal Horn for Audible Feedback Backlit LED Icons for Signaling Proprietary Wireless Connectivity AC Powered...

Page 2: ...emoving a Sensor from the Network page 12 Comm Link Specifications page 13 Complete Home Protection page 14 Important Fire and Emergency Safety Information page 15 FCC Compliance and IC Notice page 16...

Page 3: ...tential hazards Please carefully read and follow the information in this booklet to ensure that your Comm Link performs at its best Illuminated status icons for Power Warning Wireless and Fire Dual fu...

Page 4: ...of all devices Both Ethernet wired and WiFi Internet connectivity Communicates with all OmniShield devices AC powered no batteries required Four illuminated icons to easily demonstrate the Comm Link s...

Page 5: ...ssaging WARNING Loss of electrical power or Internet connection will render the unit inoperative NOTICE Smoke CO Heat Alarms Water Sensors Bed Shakers and Comm Links are not substitutes for an adequat...

Page 6: ...rter range when used indoors Choosing the Right Internet Connection Setting up with Ethernet requires the use of an Ethernet cord A 3ft cord is included with the Comm Link A longer cord may be used if...

Page 7: ...nk The letters in the Security Key must be entered in UPPER CASE If you chose the WiFi option first select your Comm Link s WiFi then select your home s WiFi network and enter your WiFi password Be su...

Page 8: ...help keep you informed as to the status of your network s sensors Below is a description of the four main icons on the App s tab bar located at the bottom of your screen The person acting as the prim...

Page 9: ...test the unit press and release the button on the front face All active water sensors on the network will respond with a tone if within range The CFCL10 is equipped with a silence feature that can re...

Page 10: ...with a 3 tone pattern A text message will be sent WIRELESS will automatically cease to flash 10 minutes after the last alarm has been added to the network or immediately after the button has been pres...

Page 11: ...shakers and water sensors The blue WIRELESS light will remain on for 10 minutes after all units are bound or until the Comm Link s button has been pressed The blue WIRELESS light will flash slowly as...

Page 12: ...flash This signals that the Comm Link is ready to add new sensors Step 4 Add the new sensors in the same manner as described on page 11 Step 5 The new device will appear on the Sensors tab of the Omni...

Page 13: ...sensitive electronics will be damaged Press and release the Test button on the front face to verify the unit is still functioning properly Comm Link Specifications Operating Voltage 3 3 VDC from 110VA...

Page 14: ...of Smoke CO Heat alarms BedShakers Water Senors and a Comm Link in the appropriate locations throughout the home Single Story Homes Attic Kitchen Living Rm Bedroom Hall Bedroom Crawl Space Two Story H...

Page 15: ...e Tips Close doors behind you as you escape to slow the spread of fire and smoke If you have to escape through smoke crawl on your hands and knees keeping your head one to two feet above the floor whe...

Page 16: ...ce to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning this equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Re...

Page 17: ...LLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU YOUR USE OF THE COMM LINK APP AND S...

Page 18: ...CH INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES THE DAMAGES HERE EXCLUDED PARTICULARLY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO ANY AND ALL A PERSONAL BODILY INJURY B DAMAGES TO AND LOSS OF THE PRODUCT OWNER S H...

Page 19: ...Link to the manufacturer within 90 days of the fire accompanied by a complete activation report and verification report from the applicable fire department To obtain a replacement under this guarantee...

Page 20: ...825 W Sandy Lake Road Suite 190 Coppell TX 75019 USA www homesafenetwork com REV 09 25 16 90 4080 00...

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