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Summary of Contents for 45129

Page 1: ... 1 2 3 4 Arm Zone Armed Power 1 2 3 4 Wireless Alarm System Control Center User s Manual Choice ALERT Choice ALERT Control all Sensors accessories from one location 45129 ...

Page 2: ...Placement of the Control Center 8 Creating a Personal Security Code 8 Sensors and Zones 9 Assigning a Sensor to a Zone 10 Erasing a Sensor from a Zone 11 Testing a Sensor setting the Control Center into Test Mode 11 Arming the System HOME or AWAY 12 Disarming the System 12 13 Bypassing a Zone 13 Accessories Silent Alert 12 13 Alarm Siren 14 Signal repeater 14 15 Q A 16 17 Important Information FCC...

Page 3: ...g or abrasive cleaners Use a dry cloth to clean the surface of the Control Center In case the dirt is hard to remove use a damp not wet cloth for cleaning 2 Water and Moisture Do not use any component of this system in an exposed outdoor area except those specifically designed for that purpose such as the Door Window Sensor Motion Sensor Silent Alert LED indicator Water Leak Sensor Do not operate ...

Page 4: ... placed in main rooms living rooms dens computer rooms Additional Sensors can be added for exterior areas like garage door outside gate storage sheds and workshops You can also use the Water Leak Sensor to provide an Alert for potential water damage areas such as around a hot water tank washing machine dishwasher or air conditioner condensation pan Supplies needed Clean sheet of paper ruler and pe...

Page 5: ... pg 10 Features Battery Back up Control Center The Control Center offers battery backup up to 48 hours in case of power failure While the system will operate correctly without batteries it is highly recommended to install four 4 new AAA Alkaline batteries To install batteries unplug the AC adapter from the Control Center and rotate the unit bottom side up revealing the battery compartment on the b...

Page 6: ... i e open door If the Sensor does not trigger an alert then replace the batteries Note The Sensor detection system is range dependant which means Sensors located closer to the Control Center may seem to have batteries that last longer than those Sensors at a greater distance Also keep in mind because the Motion Sensor is continually checking for activity the battery life is less than the lithium c...

Page 7: ...p the continuous beeping Alert e g a window open or leaving the garage door up To activate mute for a certain Zone press the Mute button after the beeping starts All triggered Sensors in the Zone will be muted and the LED indicator will continue to flash until the Sensor has been reset To deactivate the mute reset the Sensor close door or window lower garage door remove water etc for that Zone If ...

Page 8: ...sources such as an oven stove or vents Away from large metal objects such as refrigerators microwaves etc which could effect the wireless performance After you have selected a location for the Control Center you are ready to set up your system 1 Plug in the AC adapter to a nearby electrical outlet and plug the other end into the Input DC12V jack on the side of the unit All the LED indicators on th...

Page 9: ...onfirm B A long beep will sound and the green LED indicator will stop flashing Your new Code has been set Note If the Security Code is lost or forgotten you can restore the Control Center back to factory default Security Code setting 1 2 3 4 Remove the batteries and AC adapter Press and hold the Learn button and plug the AC adapter back in continue pressing the Learn button Wait until all 4 Zone L...

Page 10: ...ving room Zone 4 Water Leak Sensor washing machine Example 3 10 Sensor system Zone 1 Two Door Sensors front door back door Zone 2 Four Window Sensors bedroom one two three Zone 3 Two Motion Sensors computer room and living room Zone 4 Door Sensor back yard gate Water Leak Sensor hot water tank Garage door Sensor Assigning a Sensor to a Zone Assigning a Sensor into a Zone is an easy step process ho...

Page 11: ...t be erased if The Zone has been triggered for an Alert or alarm The Sensor Zone must be reset There is loss of signal from the Sensor to the Control Center such as low battery or Sensor is out of range The system is armed The Control Center will sound three beeps to indicate it could not erase the Zone Testing a Sensor or your system Once all the Sensors have been assigned to Zones in the Control...

Page 12: ...econds The red Arm LED indicator will turn on The system is now Armed Arm AWAY Delayed alarm for entry exit After the system is armed a 45 second delay begins This is to allow time to leave the protected area before system is active The Control Center will begin beeping and the Armed LED indicator will begin to flash During the last 10 seconds the beeping will speed up indicating the alarm will ar...

Page 13: ...r Adding a Silent Alert Step 1 Open the Silent Alert by gently inserting a small blade screwdriver into the tab slot on one end and gently pry upwards This action releases the cover from the base This procedure can be easily completed once the Silent Alert is mounted as well Install two 2 new AA batteries according to the polarity markings in the battery compartment Step 2 Press and hold the Learn...

Page 14: ...ontrol Center Replace cover to Alarm Siren Test the Alarm Siren Step 1 After the Alarm Siren has been successfully linked with the Control Center press and hold the Mute button on the Control Center for three seconds Step 2 When the Alarm Siren receives the test signal from the Control Center one LED indicator on the Alarm Siren will begin to flash It will continue to flash for 30 seconds This ind...

Page 15: ...e the confirmation signal from the Control Center the LED indicator on the Signal Repeater will not flash You will need to move the Signal Repeater closer to the Control Center and retest Step 4 To Ensure the Signal Repeater can receive the signal from the Sensor activate the Sensor The Signal Repeater s LED indicator should flash rapidly and the Control Center should respond to the Sensor s signa...

Page 16: ...t match my Sensor to the magnet Will this work on my door A The Sensor can be up to apart from the magnet Q I erased a Sensor from a Zone and now all of my other Sensors in that Zone will not work Why A The system can only erase entire Zones You will need to add the other Sensors back in that Zone to the Control Center again Q Why does one of my Zones continually flash A This can be caused by 1 of...

Page 17: ...ensor is designed to work in the AWAY mode but not the HOME mode This allows you to have the system armed and still be able to move about the house Q The manual states there is a 48 hour back up Do I have to reprogram the Zones if it has been without power longer than 48 hours A No The Control Center will store the Zone and Security Code Settings indefinitely Q One of my Sensors was damaged and th...

Page 18: ...se harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or reloca...

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Page 20: ...sses Like any alarm product including expensive commercial systems it may be bypassed it is subject to compromise and it may fail to warn for a variety of reasons including but not limited to improper installation or positioning improper maintenance tampering dead or improperly installed batteries sensing limitations component failures receivers intrusions may be outside of a product s designed ra...

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