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Important Notices

To ensure safety when using your 

 it is 

VERY 

important to operate it correctly. Please read

the following information before installing your system.

DON’T

use a Lamp Unit to control a fluorescent light, a fan, or any kind of appliance.

DON’T

use a Lamp Unit to control a lamp or fixture which already has a dimmer,

DON’T

use an Appliance Unit (optional accessory) to control something which would be dangerous if

turned on remotely while unattended, such as an empty coffee pot or an electric fan with poor-

ly-protected blades, etc.

DON’T

leave a wireless intercom or baby monitor in the permanent transmit or “Talk” mode. Its trans-
missions could “block out” transmissions from the Central Controller or the Remote Controls.

DON’T

install the following items to Lamp and Appliance Units (optional accessory):

LAMP UNIT:

l 

any lamp/bulb that exceeds 300 watts.

APPLIANCE UNIT 

(optional  accessory):

l 

appliance rated   Am. resistive (such as a coffee pot or heater).

l 

appliance that operates a 

 hp motor load or higher.

l 

televisions that exceeds 

 watts.

l 

lamp that exceeds 500 watts “inrush current.”

SMARTHOME.COM™ 

1-800-SMART-HOME 

949-221-9200 

http://www.smarthome.com 

Order #7308KIT

Summary of Contents for MX2000

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Page 2: ...finished wait until the RECORD light disappears 3 Review Your Message A Attach the supplied earphone to the back of the unit B Place the earphone earpiece in your ear C Slide the Slider Switch to RUN 1 or RUN 2 position D Press the RECORD button The RECORD light will appear and your message will be played back through the attached earphone 4 Testing Your Home Security System Voice Dialer To test d...

Page 3: ...ce using the Full Function Remote You can also turn lights on and off from a telephone outside your home This manual explains everything you need to know to install and operate your Home Security System Table Of Introduction Verifying Supplied Parts Installing the System Setting Up the Central Controller Setting Up the Remote Setting Up the Lamp Unit Setting Up the Door Window Sensors Setting Up a...

Page 4: ...ow Central Controller 1 Lamp Unit Full Function Remote Remote 1 Phone Cord 1 Phone Splitter Alkaline Batteries AA 4 AAA Mounting Screws Double Stick Tape Window Stickers If you are missing any item listed above call Now you re ready to install and program your new Home Security System SMARTHOME COM 1 800 SMART HOME 949 221 9200 http www smarthome com Order 7308KIT ...

Page 5: ...o a telephone l a Plug the phone jack splitter into a wall phone jack b Plug one end of the supplied phone cord into the jack on the back of the Controller Plug the other end of the cord into one of the jacks on the jack splitter c Connect your phone to the jack splitter if you have an answering machine connect the answering machine s phone cord to the splitter This setup allows you to turn the li...

Page 6: ... your Central Controller from an outside tele phone to control your lighting a Set the Controller s Slider Switch located under the door to INSTALL HA Home Automation b Press the TEL CODE Telephone Code button c Use the numbered keypad to enter a PIN of your choice d Press the ENTER button The Central Controller will chime twice to confirm it has accepted the PIN e Write your PIN below for future ...

Page 7: ...House Code to the same letter as the dial on the Central Controller 1 Insert the batteries a Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the Remote b Insert two AAA batteries and sides aligned as indicated c Replace the cover 2 Install the Remote a Set the Controller s Slider Switch to INSTALL SEC b Press and hold the Remote s ARM button The Remote s green light flashes the Controller chim...

Page 8: ... Dial Unit num bers 1 l 6 can be assigned to control up to 16 dif ferent accessories lamps appliances and sirens The unit numbers you assign correspond with the numbers on the Full Function Remote and the Central Controller For example the unit whose dial is set to will be controlled by the number 1 on the Remote b Select the unit number for the lamp you are installing I Close the door on the unit...

Page 9: ...ected lamp f Use the numbered keypad to select a lamp that is already on g Press the UNIT OFF button The selected lamp will turn off h Press the ALL LIGHTS ON button All lamps attached to the Lamp Units will turn on i Press the ALL LIGHTS OFF button All lamps attached to the Lamp Units will turn off Lamp and Appliance Modules Your Magnavox Security System can only control lamps and appliances when...

Page 10: ... b Attach the Sensor to the using the supplied double sided tape or screws Remove the backing of the double sided tape on the Sensor s magnets C Attach the magnets no more that apart with the arrows facing each other Place the free standing magnet on the sliding or opening part of the window Place the magnet attached to the Door Window Sensor on the frame of the window or door adjacent to the free...

Page 11: ...ber will be assigned to each Sensor you install 5 Slide the Central Controller s Slider Switch to RUN 1 or RUN 2 Creating Magnet or Wood Spacer Spacers If your magnets are more than apart you may need to add a plastic or wood spacer below each magnet to get them closer together When mounting sensors on a metal frame the frame can interfere with the signal transmission Adding a spacer can eliminate...

Page 12: ...into the Motion Detector until you are ready to install it Insert the batteries Remove the battery compartment cover on the Motion Detector Insert four AA batteries with their polarities and sides aligned as indicated on the inside of the battery compartment Replace the cover Place the unit a The Motion Detector will detect motion up to 40 feet away deciding where to place it keep in mind l Avoid ...

Page 13: ...alled has been designated as that particular zone by your Home Security System For example if a Zone Indicator Light appears by the number on the inside of the Central Controller s door the Motion Detector has been installed as zone 4 If you wish you may write the name or location of this Motion Detector by the number on the door of the Central Controller e Slide the switch on the back of the Moti...

Page 14: ...roller s Slider Switch to RUN b Pick up your telephone s handset c Call l 800 675 3082 to be connected with the central monitoring station d the programming instructions provided by a Customer Support Representative Testing the System a Make sure the Controller s Slider Switch is set to RUN b Call l 800 675 3082 to notify an Alarm Monitoring Agent that you will be testing the system c Press ARM HO...

Page 15: ...t delay allows 30 seconds to disarm the system when entering your home Before arming and disarming your system you must select a RUN setting Select either RUN or RUN 2 RUN When unarmed the system does not chime when a secured door or window is opened RUN 2 When unarmed the system will chime twice every time a secured door or window is opened USING THE CENTRAL CONTROLLER Arming the System Make sure...

Page 16: ...n DISARM button Numbered Keypad Arming the System with the Central Controller Select the desired RUN mode 2 Press ARM HOME to arm just the Sensors Press ARM AWAY to arm the Door Window Sensors and the Motion Detector if you have one Disarming the System with the Central Controller Enter your PIN number 2 Press the DISARM button SMARTHOME COM 1 800 SMART HOME 949 221 9200 http www smarthome com Ord...

Page 17: ...t the Remote s Slider Switch to SEC 3 Press one of the DISARM buttons The green light on the Remote flashes and the Controller chimes twice 4 Check the Controller s ARM light to make sure the system is disarmed Note When an alarm is triggered the Controller s ARM light will continue to f ash after the system has been disarmed with the FunctionRemote To clear the ARM light enter your PIN and press ...

Page 18: ...utton Thk green light on the Remote flashes Disarming the System Press the DISARM button on the Remote 2 Check the Controller s ARM light to make sure the system is disarmed Note When an alarm is triggered the Controller s ARM light will continue to flash after the system has been disarmed with the Remote To c ear the ARM light enter your PIN and press the DISARM button on the Controller Now you k...

Page 19: ...ted lamp will turn off 8 Press the ALL LIGHTS ON button All lamps attached to Lamp Units will turn on 9 Press and hold the ALL LIGHTS OFF button All lamps currently on will turn off rurning lamps on and off with the Full Function Remote Choose the correct Slider Switch position l Set the Remote s Slider Switch to to control lamps set to numbers 1 8 l Set the Remote s Slider Switch to 9 l 6 to cont...

Page 20: ...turn lamps on off Note You can not use this feature with Forwarding orVoice Messaging service 1 Call home using a touch tone phone 2 In approximately seconds the Central Controller will answer the phone and beep three times If you own an answering machine wait until the outgoing message and beep are finished 3 Enter your 3 digit PIN and wait for three beeps to confirm acceptance of your PIN 4 Ente...

Page 21: ...number for the Siren you are installing It can be any unused unit number You probably won t control the Siren manually as you will a lamp or appliance so select a high unit number such as 15 or 16 Close the door on the unit Plug the unit into an AC outlet a Decide where to place the Siren Since this is a sec ondary alarm you may want to place it far away from the Central Controller install the Sir...

Page 22: ...w on how to wire the Extra Magnet Set to your Home Security System Single Wire Double Wire Split Apart Wiring the Magnets Notice on the diagram that the double wire coming out of the sensor is split apart Each lead is screwed onto a differ ent magnet The last connection required is a wire from the left magnet to the right magnet SMARTHOME COM 1 800 SMART HOME 949 221 9200 http www smarthome com Or...

Page 23: ...en used with the Lifestyle button Zone Indicator Lights Represents Sensors devices that have been assigned security zone numbers Also indicates unit numbers when in INSTALL HA BYPASS Button to view zone lights 16 ENTER Button Use when installing the Light Sensor and Lifestyle Mode DISARM Button Enter your PIN and press DISARM to stop a PANIC alarm or to disar the system MONITOR Button Numbered Key...

Page 24: ...h the Slider Switch see below in SEC position system instantly arms allsensors except Motion Detectors optional accessory ARM HOME DELAY Button With the Slider Switch see below in SEC position system arms all sensors except Motion Detector optional accessory after a 60 second delay ARM AWAY DELAY Button With the Slider Switch see below in SEC position system fully arms after a 60 second delay OFF ...

Page 25: ...to Unit 1 PANIC Button Press and hold for seconds to instantly trig ger an alarm ARM Button Instant Away Press from outside your home to instantly arm the system DISARM Button Press before entering your home to disarm the system SMARTHOME COM 1 800 SMART HOME 949 221 9200 http www smarthome com Order 7308KIT ...

Page 26: ...o soon Solutions Brighten or turn on selected lamp Manually turn on lamp Change house code to match the Controller Use incandescent lamp Check the unit number on the Lamp Unit Press buttons firmly Make sure Record light flashes Set house code to match Central Set the Remote s house code to match the Central Controller Move Remote s Slider Switch to correct position for Lamp Unit number i e 1 8 or ...

Page 27: ...IN wasn t entered Enter PIN before pressing DISARM button on the DISARM ARM and DISARM with remotes magnets were separate PIN and DISARM button not pressed Enter PIN then press DISARM button PIN not entered correctly Set Central Controller s Slider Switch to INSTALL HA Press the TEL CODE button Re enter a 3 digit PIN and press ENTER Controller will chime SMARTHOME COM 1 800 SMART HOME 949 221 9200...

Page 28: ...IN was used Discontinue service s system not compatible system ies are low or dead Door Window Sensor wire has been cut or Extend or add wire on Door Window Sensor causing reduced range of Sensor range due toCentral Controller beingmoved since to a new centrally locatedpositionin the house original installation Door Window Sensor or Motion Detector is shielded by object betweenSensor andCentral Mo...

Page 29: ...e pot or an electric fan with poor ly protected blades etc DON T leave a wireless intercom or baby monitor in the permanent transmit or Talk mode Its trans missions could block out transmissions from the Central Controller or the Remote Controls DON T install the following items to Lamp and Appliance Units optional accessory LAMP UNIT l any lamp bulb that exceeds 300 watts APPLIANCE UNIT optional ...

Page 30: ...s 68 and 15 UL 3 seconds RF Receiver Characteristics RF Frequency 310 MHz RF Range Normal range 40 ft Max 100 ft when signal unobstructed Antenna Type Telescopic Miscellaneous Audible Alarm Level 95 at 1 m Typ Operating Temperature Range 0 C 50 C Reliability and Quality Quality Index 99 5 for 1995 Packaging Bulk packaging designed to pass shipping tests Specifications are subject to change without...

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