YOU WILL NEEDF
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A Phillips screwdriver
®
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A drill with a 6mm concrete bit.
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The coding tool and the coding template supplied or the ones you used to transfer
the personalised radio code to your base unit.
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The battery (supplied).
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The fixing kit supplied: 2 plugs and 2 screws.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
If you are adding this component to an existing alarm system, you will need:
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either the coding tool and template used to code the components of the alarm sys-
tem, in which case go directly to the paragraph “Coding the personalised radio
code” in these instructions,
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or coding tool and template supplied in the accompanying accessory kit, in which
case carry out the following coding procedure:
use the chart you used to put the radio code on the base unit (see the system
installation guide),
Take the coding template, turn it over and you will see the numbers 1 to 10.
Hold the template and put the point of the coding tool into the first hole corres-
ponding to the figure with the first cross on the grid.
Twist the coding tool clockwise to pierce the template. Stop when the point of
the coding tool has completely penetrated to the other side. This means the hole
has been properly made.
Repeat the last two steps for each figure corresponding to a cross on the grid.
Now, you will have reproduced your code on the coding template.
Now go to the paragraph “Coding the personalised radio code”.
FIG. C
Front view
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Transmitter casing.
➁
Transmitter casing locking tabs.
➂
Coding cover.
➃
Test
button.
➄
Transmitter test indicator light.
➅
Audio sonic sensor.
➆
Microphone.
➇
Sensor test indicator light.
FIG. D
Opening the transmitter box
Open the transmitter box by pressing the locking tab with a coin. Do not remove the
base of the audio sonic sensor.
FIG. E
Guarantee sticker
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Detach the pre-cut section of the guarantee sticker, which is on the electronic card
(remove the back cover) and stick it in to the guarantee extension request supplied
with the base unit documents.
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If you are adding to an existing installation, use the guarantee extension supplied
with the product.
FIG. F
Coding cover
Open the coding cover by releasing it from underneath.
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DIAGRAL telephone technical support. Is available for advice on installing the
detector. The telephone number is on the
Service Card
supplied with the base unit.
If you have any comments or suggestions for improvements to our guides or
our products, please write to us, or email (
)
stating the date of purchase of the product.
ADVICE FOR SAFE INSTALLATION
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Install the detector:
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inside the house,
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on a wall adjacent to or facing the window or on a ceiling not more than 4.5 m
high,
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in a room larger than 3 metres x 3 metres,
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in a room with a number of windows to protect (the glass must measure at least
30cm x 30 cm),
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within a maximum range of 4.5 metres from the windows, if there are any obs-
tacles that may absorb/deaden the vibrations from the breaking glass (curtains,
blinds, etc.),
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more than I metre from the protected window closest to the detector,
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so that the zone protected does not overlap that protected by another audio sonic
detector.
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Do not install the detector:
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in damp rooms (kitchens, bathrooms) where the ambient humidity may cause false
alarms,
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in any noisy or echoing rooms, particularly if the detector is active when the room
is occupied (active when part set),
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close to any sources of static (electric calculator, computers, etc.) or in direct sun-
light,
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on the same wall as the windows it is protecting,
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directly onto a metal surface.
FIG. A
Wall mounted
Zone protected for all types of glass (except bullet-proof glass)
Zone protected for single or double glazing
Zone not protected
FIG. B
Ceiling mounted
Zone protected for all types of glass (except bullet-proof glass)
Zone protected for single or double glazing
If you install a glass breakage detector on a metal surface, you must put a
wooden or plastic wedge, 2 centimetres thick, under the transmitter box.
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