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Panic Button
Installation Instructions
Preliminary 4/7/00
Product Summary
This panic button can be used throughout the premises for
police, medical, or auxiliary alarm activation. When the
sensor button is pressed, the built-in transmitter sends a sig-
nal to the panel.
The water-resistant design helps prevent damage in case the
sensor accidently gets wet.
The sensor can be worn using the belt clip or as a watch or
as a pendant.
Installation Considerations
Use the following guidelines when installing this button.
❑
The transmitter in the button has an open-air range of
up to 500 ft., but the installation environment may
influence this range.
❑
The 3.0 VDC lithium battery will last at least 12
months.
Programming the Sensor
This section describes the steps for adding the sensor to
panel memory. For complete instructions, refer to the spe-
cific panel’s installation instructions.
1.
Set the panel in the program mode.
2.
When prompted by the panel, enter the appropriate
group number (groups 00 through 07).
3.
When prompted by the panel, select the desired sensor
number.
4.
When prompted by the panel, trip the sensor by press-
ing the sensor button.
5.
Exit from program mode.
Testing the Sensor
1.
Set the system to the Dealer Sensor Test mode.
2.
Press the button on the sensor.
3.
Count the number of signals received by the panel,
indicated by interior siren beeps. Seven to eight beeps
is considered acceptable.
4.
Test the sensor from several locations within the pre-
mises to check for consistent response.
Replacing the Sensor Battery
1.
Disassemble the sensor by removing the four screws on
the back of the sensor and separate the front and back
plastic.
CAUTION
You must be free of all static electricity before handling
the transmitter circuit board. Touch a grounded, bare
metal surface before touching the circuit board, or wear
a grounding strap.
2.
Remove the old battery from its holder and install the
new battery, observing polarity.
Note
Install only the same size and type battery. Do not
substitute another size or type battery.
3.
Reassemble the sensor.
CAUTION
Be sure to assemble the sensor correctly to ensure
water resistance. Be especially careful not to nick or
damage the rubber gasket lining.
4.
Test the sensor as described in the section “Testing the
Sensor.”
Lithium Battery Disposal
Lithium batteries that are no longer usable are considered
hazardous waste. Be sure to properly dispose of the old bat-
tery. Contact your local city government for hazardous
waste disposal laws.
Specifications
Compatibility:
All ITI Learn Mode Panels
Power Source:
3 Volt Duracell (DL2032)
Enclosure: Water-Resistant
and
Shock-Resis-
tant
Dimensions:
(L x W x D): 1.5” x 1.25” x .4”
ITI Part No. 60-XXX
Document Number: L66-1815 Rev. A PRELIMINARY
April 2000
