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                                             TABLE OF CONTENTS
                                                    

HOME GUARD

 

HOME GUARD  - FEATURES......................................................................................................................................
G E N E R A L    D E S C R I P T I O N........................................................................................................................
WIRELESS DETECTORS   AND    REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION.....................................................................
PROGRAMING MODE................................................................................................................................................
                             SETTING TIMED SCHEDULES..................................................................................................... 
                             SCHEDULE DAY BYPASS.............................................................................................................
                             AUXILIARY OPTIONS....................................................................................................................  
                                                            ADJUST SIREN DURATION............................................................................ 
                                                            AUXILIARY BUZZER.......................................................................................
                                                            AUXILIARY SIREN...........................................................................................
                                                            ALARM OUTPUT INTERFACE.........................................................................
                             SETTING THE SYSTEM TIME.......................................................................................................
                             NAMING OF ZONES......................................................................................................................
                             SETTING TRANSMITTER CODE...................................................................................................
                             SETTING LEVELS...........................................................................................................................
                             CHANGING USER CODE..............................................................................................................
                             SELF LEARNING DETECTORS....................................................................................................
                             SELF LEARNING REMOTE’S........................................................................................................
                             CLEARING DETECTORS IN A ZONE............................................................................................
                             CLEARING REMOTE CONTROLS.................................................................................................
                             DEFAULTING THE ENTIRE SYSTEM............................................................................................
ARMING THE SYSTEM...............................................................................................................................................
ALARMS ON THE SYSTEM........................................................................................................................................
PANIC ACTIVATION....................................................................................................................................................
DIS-ARMING THE SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................
ALERTS ON THE UNIT................................................................................................................................................
SYSTEM CONNECTIONS..........................................................................................................................................
USER NOTES.......................................................................................................:.....................................................

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X00370                                                                                                                                                          home_guard.CDR

Summary of Contents for Home Guard

Page 1: ...HOME GUARD MAMI MANUFACTURING AND MINOR INVENTIONS X00370 February 2012 home_guard CDRV14 ...

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Page 3: ...REN ALARM OUTPUT INTERFACE SETTING THE SYSTEM TIME NAMING OF ZONES SETTING TRANSMITTER CODE SETTING LEVELS CHANGING USER CODE SELF LEARNING DETECTORS SELF LEARNING REMOTE S CLEARING DETECTORS IN A ZONE CLEARING REMOTE CONTROLS DEFAULTING THE ENTIRE SYSTEM ARMING THE SYSTEM ALARMS ON THE SYSTEM PANIC ACTIVATION DIS ARMING THE SYSTEM ALERTS ON THE UNIT SYSTEM CONNECTIONS USER NOTES 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 5 5...

Page 4: ... Detector Monitoring and reporting of Battery low on wireless detectors Keypad wrong code alert allows 3 entries Optional External Antenna Receiver frequency at 433MHz Optional Transmitter at 403MHz Tracer Interface HOME GUARD The is a D I Y stand alone alarm panel limited to receiving wireless signals The is capable of monitoring 25 wireless movement detectors divided into 8 different zones The s...

Page 5: ...attery Low If any of the detectors send a battery low signal the unit will illuminate the Trouble led and buzz continuously The battery low signal will only be received in the Disarmed state The zone number or zone name will be displayed Four Programmable levels The Programmable levels is a feature whereby the user can select which zones are to be monitored when the system is armed If a zone is no...

Page 6: ...This is the part that makes that device recognizable by the system FUNCTION This part is done on the unit see Programming mode adding detectors A 2 BUTTON REMOTE CONTROL IS USED FOR PANIC ACTIVATION BUTTON A FOR ARM DISARM BUTTON B WIRELESS DETECTORS AND REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION To program the sensors and detectors see the instructions supplied with each device IMPORTANT A wireless detector transm...

Page 7: ...LE 1 ARM time If The user wishes to disable a schedule instead of entering the time the D KEY must be pressed If the user enters an invalid time ERROR will be displayed and no changes will be made Once the user enters the time the user then enters the hash key saving the time corresponding to the time the unit will automatically arm SCHEDULE 1 DISARM time will be displayed Indicating that the time...

Page 8: ...en ON or OFF respectively Note this will disable the siren Arm and Disarm signals 1 0 AUX SIREN ON AUX SIREN OFF Save Changes Once the user is done the user will press the hash key to save the settings 0 0 3 0 1 0 Setting System Time will be displayed Indicating that the current time must be entered The user must enter the time in a 24 hour format with hour first followed by the minute Set Time If...

Page 9: ...the level A B C or D the user must select active zones zones 1 to 8 Once the user enters the active Zones associated with that level the user then enters the hash key saving the Zones to that level Save Changes 0 B 0 C 0 D If the user enters an invalid Zone it will be ignored The active zones on the level will be displayed inactive zones will be displayed as a blank 1 3 6 8 Edit Level A 0 1 1 0 1 ...

Page 10: ...D Remote will be displayed The user is prompted to trigger the remote the user must press any button on the remote If the panel received the code the user will be prompted that the remote is added The user is then prompted to add another remote in which the user has to follow the same procedure again The user can press star to continue and hash to save and Exit Remote Added Trigger Remote Trigger ...

Page 11: ...exit the user simply pushes the hash key instead The user is then prompted that the System has been Reset to default settings Z Enter Any Key Not Hash to continue EXIT NOTE THIS OPERATION WILL ERASE ALL PRESENT SETTINGS TO DEFAULT ALL ALLOCATED DEVICES AND REMOTE S WILL BE CLEARED AS WELL Notes X00370 home_guard CDR WARNING MODE ON THE HOME GUARD The Home Guard 64 can be put into a WARN or Chime m...

Page 12: ... activated for the duration chosen by the user under programming options siren duration Default is 2 minutes The buzzer however continues to sound until the user disarms the system The LCD will display the name of the alarm Zone that went off and the zone in the level displayed will blink Example zone 3 is named lounge Lounge will be displayed and zone 3 of the level will blink If the Zone was not...

Page 13: ... added to the system has a battery low condition the sensor will transmit that condition to the unit The unit will light up the Trouble LED The user may push the star key and hold it down until the battery low zone is displayed either the zone name or the zone number the user wont be notified which sensor it is but will only be notified which zone the sensor is in Battery Low Lounge BATTERY LOW ON...

Page 14: ...h are all wireless SIREN 12 Volts DC 1Amp is available between connectors LED LED to operate the siren NOTE ONLY THE RELAY OPTION OR THE TRANSMITTER OPTION CAN BE SELECTED DC SUPPLY A 12 Volts DC 1A Power Supply X00370 home_guard CDR Each wireless detector must be identified within the system This is done under the programming options and not on the Detectors in this model 12V DC KEYPAD A B LED SI...

Page 15: ...Notes 12 X00370 home_guard CDR ...

Page 16: ...ULT PANIC SEND PANIC SIGNAL NOTES A A Means Press and hold the A key until it beeps A A Means Press and hold the and the A keys until it beeps Y Means Any COMBINATIONS OF numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 or 8 Denotes the value when password has been activated No default exist 7 9 Means Press BOTH KEYS 7 9 at the same time Z Means keys A B C D OR any combination of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 or 8 Arming the Unit A A SET A...

Page 17: ...d of course distance are the main factors which may reduce the range The receiver unit is manufactured with an internal antenna which caters for most of the applications better results are obtained by taking such antenna out of the box as shown in the pictures below For applications where longer range is required or where the console is mounted in a confined space surrounded by many any of the abo...

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