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Pairing Other Wireless Sensors to a miGuard Control Panel:

After the Control Panel enters into pairing status (please refer to the user
manual related to the control panel), trigger the wireless Sensor. The Control
Panel will beep once to indicate successful pairing.

Deleting the Internal Siren from a miGuard Control Panel:

Please refer to the specific Control Panel instruction manual.

Deleting Accessories from the Internal Siren – when used as a Control
Unit

Press and hold the connect button on the Internal Siren for 6 seconds. The Siren
will beep once and the strobe will flash twice, all accessories are now deleted.

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Summary of Contents for miGuard A105

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Page 2: ...em Before you commence installation we recommend that you unpack the product familiarise yourself with the component parts and carefully read through this instruction guide There are some parts of the installation that must be completed in the order shown to ensure successful installation ...

Page 3: ...eeps Strobe Light Setting Entry Exit Delays Connecting Deleting Accessories Pairing a Remote Control Pairing a Door Window Sensor Pairing a PIR Motion Sensor Deleting Accessories Grouping Sensors Sensor Placement Remote Control Overview Arm Disarm Part Arm Mute Operation SOS Nightlight on off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 12 15 ...

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Page 5: ...ts continued PIR Motion Sensor Overview PCB Layout Working Mode Test Mode Power Saving Mode Detection Scope Test Installation Installation Tips When used as an Accessory Kit Technical Specifications 20 27 28 29 30 33 ...

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Page 7: ...and 90dB volume to deter intruders Handy night light Pet Friendly PIR Motion Sensor PIR detection coverage 8m 110 field of view The Door window Sensor is ideal for entry and exit routes The remote control includes arm disarm part arm and SOS panic buttons Mute arm disarm Built in back up battery Supports up to 40 wireless accessories 1 ...

Page 8: ... to alert you of intrusion into the protected area and deter intruders Pet Friendly PIR Motion Sensor x 1 The Sensor incorporates fuzzy logic to minimize false alarms from unwanted heat sources With the power saving feature the Sensor will enter into sleep mode after the second activation within a 3 minute period thereby saving power The Sensor features pet immunity for small animals up to 25 kgs ...

Page 9: ...tact transmits signals to the Control Unit when the Magnet mounted adjacent to the Contact is moved away Contact Magnet Keyfob Remote Control x 2 The Remote Control is compact and includes a clip for attaching to a key chain fob The Remote Control is used to arm disarm and part arm the system and also to trigger an emergency alarm SOS ...

Page 10: ...PIR Motion Sensor Bracket x 1 Double sided tape for Door Window Sensor x 2 User Manual x 1 Screws and Wall Plugs x 3 3 ...

Page 11: ... CU Power Learn Button Strobe Light Power On The Control Unit is set to off by default To enable the Control Unit plug the unit into a suitable power outlet and press the power learn button it will beep once indicating that it is enabled ...

Page 12: ...nce Then press and hold the power button for 6 seconds until a beep is heard indicating that the Control Unit is off Beeps and Strobe Light Status Control Unit Strobe Light Arm or Home Arm Beeps Once Comes On and Stays On Disarm Beeps twice Flashes Twice then Off 4 ...

Page 13: ...Mute Arm No Beep Lights Up Mute Disarm No Beep Light Goes Off 5 ...

Page 14: ...Unit will alarm after the delay time If the Sensors that are set to normal zone or home mode zone are triggered the Control Unit will alarm immediately Press the connect button twice 15 second delay Press the connect button three times 30 second delay Press the connect button four times function disabled Note Press the button on the Remote Control twice the system switches to armed status immediat...

Page 15: ...The whole alarm system enters armed status after the delay time 6 ...

Page 16: ...s are triggered please pair them again Accessories purchased separately must be paired to the Control Unit before use Pairing a Remote Control 1 Press the power learn button on the Control Unit The Control Unit will beep once 3 seconds later it will beep once again and the strobe will flash the Control Unit is now ready for pairing 2 Press any button on the Remote Control Press any button on the R...

Page 17: ...Note if the Control Unit beeps twice it indicates that the Remote Control has been paired before 7 2 ...

Page 18: ... Unit is now ready for pairing 2 Separate the Transmitter and Magnet Make sure that the triangle marks on the Transmitter and Magnet are facing each other and less than 1cm apart then separate them to more than 2cm apart The Control Unit will beep once to indicate successful pairing Note if the Control Unit beeps twice it indicates that the Door Window Sensor has been paired before 1cm 8 ...

Page 19: ... the strobe will flash the Control Unit is now ready for pairing 2 Press the test button on the PIR Motion Sensor Press the test button at the back of the PIR Motion Sensor The Control Unit will beep once indicating successful pairing Note if the Control Unit beeps twice it indicates that the PIR Motion Sensor has been paired before Deleting Accessories ...

Page 20: ...cessories from the Control Unit press and hold the power learn button on the Control Unit for 6 seconds The Control Unit will beep once and the strobe flash twice indicating that all the accessories have been deleted 9 ...

Page 21: ...ol Unit The diagrams below show the four different Mode Settings that can be set up to each Sensor Inside the Sensor are 3 bridges The configuration of the bridges will dictate the Mode that the Sensor is set to To change the Mode simply re position the bridges by lifting them up and away from the pins and then push them down onto the pins in the relevant position required Home Mode Normal Mode Si...

Page 22: ... is by default set to Home Mode D1 and D2 Sensors set to Home Mode will not be active when the alarm system is part armed Part Arm allows you to arm certain areas but not others For example by setting sensors upstairs to Home Mode when you part arm the system at night time you and your family can move around upstairs whilst all other areas are protected 10 ...

Page 23: ...iagram below shows the areas within your home that you would typically want to protect Additional miGuard Accessories can be added at any time for maximum coverage of your home and outbuildings A Control Unit B Remote Control C Siren D DummySiren 1 Front Door 2 Living Area 3 Window living area 4 Window living area 5 Patio Gardendoor 6 Window bedroom area 7 Bedroom 8 Kitchen 9 Bathroom 10 Bedroom D...

Page 24: ...ing Door Window Sensor PIR Motion Sensor Door Window Sensor Door Window Sensor Vibration Sensor Door Window Sensor PIR Motion Sensor Smoke Sensor Water Flood Sensor Mini Strobe Siren plug in Ceiling Mounted PIR 11 ...

Page 25: ...Remote Control Overview Arm Part Arm LED Indicator Disarm Panic Arm Away Mode ...

Page 26: ...Press the button The Control Unit will beep once indicating that the system is armed 12 ...

Page 27: ...indicating the system is disarmed Part Arm Stay Home Mode Press the button 3 seconds later the Control Unit will beeponce indicating that the system is in Home Mode When the whole system is in Home Mode all of the Sensors in normal zone are Disarm ...

Page 28: ...ept those in Home Mode Zone while the Home Mode Sensors are in disarmed status users can move freely within the range of the disarmed area Note Home Mode requires the home zone setting on Sensors see pages 10 13 ...

Page 29: ...ess and hold the button for 1 second then press the button within 3 seconds The system is armed silently Press and hold the button for 1 second then press the button within 3 seconds The system is disarmed silently SOS ...

Page 30: ...Press the button on the Remote Control the system will alarm immediately 14 ...

Page 31: ...Nightlight On Off Press the button twice the Control Unit switches to Home Mode silently and the nightlight is on Press the button twice the Control Unit disarms and switches off the nightlight 15 ...

Page 32: ...Door Window Sensor Overview LED Indicator Transmitter Magnet LED Indication Status Meaning Blinks once Door Window Sensor triggered ...

Page 33: ...AA 1 5V LR6 Tamper Switch Zo Blinks once every 3 seconds Low power indication please replace battery immediately PCB Layout ne Setting Group Setting 16 ...

Page 34: ...Test To test Sensor operation 1 Remove the battery isolation strip the Sensor will power up 2 Position the triangle marks on the Transmitter and the Magnet to face each other less than 1cm apart ...

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Page 36: ... that the triangle marks are facing each other to within 1cm If the space between the Transmitter and Magnet is over 2cm the LED on the transmitter will illuminate in this case reduce the distance between the Sensor and Magnet until the LED is not illuminated Option 1 Using the double sided sticky pads supplied Peel away one side of the backing tape and firmly press the pad in place onto the back ...

Page 37: ...place Following the same procedure for the Magnet ...

Page 38: ...ve Place the Transmitter on the Door Window frame and the Magnet on the adjacent edge of the Door Window 3 Tighten the screws Follow the sign Push the screws through the tiny holes Tighten the screws 4 Close the rear cover Slide the Transmitter down until it secures Align the Magnet to the Transmitter Note Make sure that the Transmitter and Magnet operate correctly prior to ...

Page 39: ...permanently fixing in position 19 ...

Page 40: ...PIR Motion Sensor Overview 1 Detection Window 2 LED Indicator 3 Snap Joint 4 Test Button 5 Bracket LED Indication LED Status Meaning Blinks continuously Self testing Blinks once Motion is detected ...

Page 41: ...Blinks twice Testing mode is finished enters power saving mode Blinks one per 3 seconds Low battery Please replace the batteries immediately 20 ...

Page 42: ...etting Working Mode Once the PIR is powered up it will enter self testing Mode for 10 30 seconds Test Mode After self testing press the test button the Sensor switches to test mode and detects once every 10 seconds After 3 minutes the LED blinks twice and the Sensor switches to power saving mode ...

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Page 44: ...en the Sensor is in Sleep Mode make sure there is no human body movement within 3 minutes in order to prevent the Sensor remaining in Sleep Mode In Sleep Mode it is recommended that you leave the room for 3 minutes after arming the system then return to the room when you will hear the Siren sound immediately Detection Scope Case 1 Initial power up Initial power up Test button pressed afterwards 3 ...

Page 45: ...Top View Side View 22 ...

Page 46: ...uccessfully linked to the Unit 1 Remove the insulating strip Press the snap joint to open the rear cover then remove the insulating strip 2 Arm the system Press the button on the Remote Control The system is now in an arm mode 3 Trigger an alarm ...

Page 47: ...Keep pressing the Test Button at the back of the PIR until the siren sounds indicating that the PIR Sensor has been paired to the Control Unit 23 ...

Page 48: ... a suitable installation location For installation tips please see pages 21 22 2 Fit the PIR Sensor Assemble the wall bracket and the ball then fix to the wall in the desired location Offer up the PIR to the ball plate locating the cut out of the PIR onto the ball plate and click into place Ground ...

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Page 50: ... 3 minutes Walk into the detection area and observe the LED indicator When human body movement is detected the LED will flash once 4 Adjust the angle If you are not fully satisfied with the test results you can easily adjust the angle of the bracket to achieve the desired detection range Side view Top view ...

Page 51: ...Note If protecting an area with pet access do not adjust the angle up or down keep the PIR parallel to the wall 25 ...

Page 52: ... points and at the recommended height of 2 metres above ground level Mounting the Sensor Angle The installation angle directly affects sensitivity Sensitivity is optimal when the walk direction is vertical to the infrared direction example detection scope diagram below 26 ...

Page 53: ...eam of traffic or people may affect the system Avoid facing or positioning close to heat cold sources Heat cold sources such as heat extraction units air conditioning units heaters microwave ovens or refrigerators may cause false alarms Avoid facing opposite near to moving objects Movement from nearby items such as curtains may trigger false alarms ...

Page 54: ...If it is necessary to fit two Sensors within the same range of detection ensure they are positioned so that there is no cross interference 27 ...

Page 55: ...er it will beep once again and the strobe will flash indicating that the internal siren is in learn mode ready for pairing Press the or button on the Internal Siren it will beep once to indicate successful pairing Exit Pairing Status Press the connect button on the Internal Siren it will beep once indicating that it is no longer in pairing status Test Internal Siren Pairing Status Press the button...

Page 56: ...ol Panel will beep once to indicate successful pairing Deleting the Internal Siren from a miGuard Control Panel Please refer to the specific Control Panel instruction manual Deleting Accessories from the Internal Siren when used as a Control Unit Press and hold the connect button on the Internal Siren for 6 seconds The Siren will beep once and the strobe will flash twice all accessories are now de...

Page 57: ...60Hz Backup Battery 3 7V 600mAh lithium battery Volume 90dB Static Current 13mA Alarm Current 100mA Radio Frequency 315MHz or 433 92MH 75KHz Housing Material PC ABS plastic Operating condition Temperature 10 55 Relative Humidity 80 non condensing Dimensions LxWxH ...

Page 58: ...90 x 90 x 42 2mm Not include the plug part 30 ...

Page 59: ...ium battery x 1pc Transmitting Current 7mA Transmitting Distance 80m in open area Radio Frequency 315MHz or 433 92MH 75KHz Housing Material ABS plastic Operating condition Temperature 10 55 Relative Humidity 80 non condensing Dimensions LxWxH 58 x 31 x 9 5mm 31 ...

Page 60: ...35uA Alarm Current 40mA Transmitting Distance 80m in open area Radio Frequency 315MHz or 433 92MH 75KHz Housing Material ABS plastic Operating condition Temperature 10 55 Relative Humidity 80 non condensing Transmitter Dimensions LxWxH 71 x 34 x 17 5mm Magnet Dimensions LxWxH 51 x 12 x 13 5mm 32 ...

Page 61: ... Current 9 5mA Detection Scope 8m 110 Transmitting Distance 80m in open area Radio Frequency 315MHz or 433 92MH 75KHz Housing Material ABS plastic Operating condition Temperature 10 55 Relative Humidity 80 non condensing Detector Dimensions LxWxH 108 x 52 x 36 8mm Bracket Dimensions LxWxH 52 x 30 x 26 5mm 33 ...

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Page 67: ...备注产品型号 A105 部件名称说明书设计林寿材质 80g 书写纸印刷尺寸 232 2 166 5mm 成品尺寸 116 1 166 5 mm 工艺骑马钉 40P 四色双面印刷文件最后一页为封底 ...

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