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About Monitor

Installation Instructions

Positioning

Mount Control Unit

Mount GSM/GPS Antenna

Wiring

Channel Default Configuration

Power Supply

Siren

Strobe

Beeper

Remote Switching

External LED

Microphone

Speaker

Install Sensors

PIR

Beam Break

Microwave

Magnetic Contact

Security Loop

Shore Power

Externally Powered Devices

NMEA Connection

Tamper Connections

Wireless Transmitter

Install SIM Card

Configure Unit

Summary of Contents for TAD-214-W300

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Page 3: ...Monitor Installation Instructions and Operating Manual Applicable to Firmware version 1 0 to 5 0...

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Page 5: ...ury Information instruction on how to complete a task or set up Followed correctly the system will operate correctly Stop and check This is used where not following the instructions will result in dam...

Page 6: ...13 Channel Default Configuration 14 Power Supply 15 Siren 16 Strobe 16 Beeper 17 Remote Switching 17 External LED 18 Microphone 18 Speaker 18 5 Install Sensors 20 PIR 21 Beam Break 22 Microwave 23 Ma...

Page 7: ...Break Sensor Set Up 43 General Sensor Checks 43 9 Apply Warning Label 44 10 Advanced Set Up 45 Channel Configuration 45 Channel Configuration Table 46 Sleep Safe Part Arm Mode Set Up 48 Configure Dea...

Page 8: ...on 57 12 Default Settings 58 13 Electrical Specifications 59 14 Wiring Diagrams 60 Main Control Unit 60 Connecting Shore Power Sensor 63 Connecting Switching Relay 64 Connecting Switching Relay 2 Way...

Page 9: ...ame time inform up to 10 mobile phones of the intrusion If the boat is taken or moves outside of a user defined area up to 10 mobiles are informed not Monitor I A Sleep Safe Part Arm feature allows fo...

Page 10: ...provide position speed and heading information as well as a user definable over speed alarm not Monitor I Not just a modified car or house alarm Monitor was designed through consultation with boat own...

Page 11: ...he fixing kit is supplied with a small flat blade screwdriver for connecting the terminations into the control panel Other than this it is recommended that a suitably sized and correct format screwdri...

Page 12: ...roduct Control Unit TAD 260 contains FCCID MIVGSM0308 This is to certify that this device conforms with part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may...

Page 13: ...ing Should a component fail due to a manufacturing defect during this time then a replacement component will be supplied following return and inspection of the failed item every effort will be made to...

Page 14: ...below and the consequential cable route from the control unit It is essential that a fused 5A 12V supply that is not switched by a Master Switch and therefore permanently on is used NB 24V configurati...

Page 15: ...access thus preventing disablement of the siren A second siren can be fitted if our high output sirens are used to sound inside and out If other sirens are used they must not draw more than 1A collect...

Page 16: ...unit The fixing holes are in each of the 4 corners adjacent to the lid securing threaded holes see red arrows on adjacent picture 2 3 If fitted to a wet area as additional precaution the Rugged Contr...

Page 17: ...a metal boat or under thick fibreglass the external Through Deck antenna must be used The antenna can be painted 4 Wiring 4 1 A full wiring diagram has been supplied to the rear of this manual Please...

Page 18: ...9 Alarm CH I S Channel 10 Alarm CH II T Channel 11 Alarm CH III U Channel 12 Alarm CH IV V Channel 13 Monitor CH I W Channel 14 Monitor CH II X NMEA data not Mon I or II Non Configurable Channels 15 2...

Page 19: ...d The Wireless RF antenna is externally mounted below the GSM GPS connectors on standard enclosures and on the top of the Rugged enclosure 4 5 Power Supply 4 5 1 Monitor systems are available in 12V a...

Page 20: ...ire to one of the PowerOut terminals NEGATIVE BLACK wire to terminal J Channel 1 4 7 Strobe 4 7 1 The strobe s should draw no more than 1A if using a large or multiple strobe s results in a load of mo...

Page 21: ...one primary RF switched circuit by the key fob and text message i e lights for safely boarding at night The device connected to this circuit can be switched on off by pressing the bottom button on th...

Page 22: ...tellites in view 4 10 2 Connect POSITIVE RED wire to terminal F LED NEGATIVE BLACK wire to terminal G LED 4 11 Microphone 4 11 1 A Microphone can be connected to the system If the system is phoned it...

Page 23: ...19 4 12 2 Connect POSITIVE RED wire to terminal H Speaker NEGATIVE BLACK wire to terminal I Speaker...

Page 24: ...e than one sensor in series per zone as long as the sensor is of the NC normally closed type Most alarm sensors are of this type The exception is pressure mats which are NO normally open Any normally...

Page 25: ...nsor 5 7 4 The sensor should be securely mounted to a stable rigid surface For the wired version standard 4 core Alarm cable should be used securely routed back to the control unit 5 7 5 When using de...

Page 26: ...point As it is waterproof it can be mounted outside thus triggering prior to any damage caused by attempted break in Consideration should be given to prevent accidental triggering by direct sunlight...

Page 27: ...sphere the sensor should be mounted and sensitivity adjusted such that the area requiring detection is covered but above the waterline and not too large so as to be falsely triggered by passersby or...

Page 28: ...ic Contact should be fitted to opening hatches windows and doors that require protecting 5 10 4 The magnet half without cable should be securely fitted to the opening hatch window door whilst the swit...

Page 29: ...connection or severing the system will also trigger The Security Loop is a Normally Closed NC sensor 5 11 3 The Security Loop unit should be fitted adjacent to the area most likely to have portable as...

Page 30: ...installation is complete all 240V terminations are correctly covered guarded and not accessible without the isolation of 240V supply Contact with 240V AC may result in serious injury or loss of life...

Page 31: ...cuit Board Terminal 5 on the Sensor Block to the chosen Channel terminal e g terminal V Channel 13 on the Monitor Circuit Board 5 12 7 N B If required Terminal 8 and 12 can be used to switch another c...

Page 32: ...ection Relays must be used on all externally powered devices Connect Connect Switching Device Switched 12v to Relay terminal 85 Connect Switching Device 12v or Battery 12v to Relay terminal 86 Connect...

Page 33: ...ING AFTER THE SWITCH RELAY 5 13 2 To wire to the Switch Relay Channel 8 is the default set NMEA switch if channel 8 has not been reconfigured connect POSITIVE RED wire of the relays coil to one of the...

Page 34: ...levant control unit channel see Commissioning section and mounting the sensor In other cases it may be possible for the transmitter to be supplied separately 5 15 2 The Wireless Transmitter receives a...

Page 35: ...31 5 15 5 For separately supplied Transmitters Connection instructions will be included with the Transmitter 5 15 6 See Advanced Set Up for configuration of the channel...

Page 36: ...ed into the unit If using a prepay SIM card it is a good idea to use one whose balance can be checked and topped up without removing the SIM from the unit 6 3 We recommend checking which service provi...

Page 37: ...s SECRET where the password has been changed use the revised password instead 7 6 Initialise the Monitor System 7 6 1 Check all connections and cable routing and ensure the in line fuse is fitted 7 6...

Page 38: ...lashes indicating a full signal as 5 bars on a mobile phone screen 7 6 3 3 Likewise the internal Red LED will NOT flash until connected once connected it will flash in succession the number of flashes...

Page 39: ...ny alarm will not be received 7 7 1 5 Alarms may occur at night as well as in the day 7 7 1 6 Reliability of phone owner 7 7 2 There are 7 types groups of messages that the Monitor system will send th...

Page 40: ...but not essential that this phone will require to receive all messages In order to set it in this way text the following message to the alarm phone number the example phone is a UK SIM and the number...

Page 41: ...be required table 4 2 1 shows the default configuration 7 9 2 To reconfigure the channels see Advanced Set Up 7 10 Set Up Key Fobs 7 10 1 Each Key Fob supplied has its own code set during manufacture...

Page 42: ...omatic Call 7 12 1 For older SIM Cards Automatic Status Reporting see above will keep the SIM current however more recently issued SIM cards may need to make a chargeable call every few months varies...

Page 43: ...Battery and up to two further batteries Monitor I will only monitor the 1 supply Battery If the voltage drops below a threshold for more than 2 minutes a low voltage warning is sent to phones with eve...

Page 44: ...4 2 The credit command is used to set the USSD string This command is network specific if you are not using Vodafone or O2 check with the service provider to see if it is possible and ascertain the st...

Page 45: ...annot be used on wireless sensors channels 8 1 2 To set the relevant channel into test mode send the following message In the example shown the sensor is connected to channel 10 8 1 2 1 Secret test 10...

Page 46: ...To adjust the sensitivity start with the adjuster rotated fully anti clockwise on position indicator 1 and in 1 4 increment stages increase the sensitivity until the desired area coverage is achieved...

Page 47: ...eam is not aligned in turn the beepers fall silent when the beam is aligned 8 4 3 When aligning the sensor it is easiest to adjust the sensor to point in the correct direction then move the Retroflect...

Page 48: ...fill a small bottle with cold tap water add a small squirt of washing up liquid and shake hard so that the water takes on the colour of the washing up liquid and the top half of the bottle fills with...

Page 49: ...required Table 4 2 1 shows the default configuration 10 1 2 However this section details how to reconfigure channels to provide greater flexibility to the system as an example it may be that more swi...

Page 50: ...1 14 Active when full armed will trigger siren strobe 9 Alarm CH SS 1 14 Active when full armed will trigger siren strobe 10 Monitor NC 1 14 Always active no siren or strobe 11 Monitor NO 1 14 Always...

Page 51: ...veral examples of channel configurations 10 1 7 In the example shown below a Wired Magnetic Contact has been wired to channel 7 the channel is being configured to a Alarm Normally Closed NC configurat...

Page 52: ...PIR has been assigned to wireless channel 16 the channel is configured to a Alarm Normally Closed Sleep Safe NC SS configuration and will be called Bed1 PIR SS and its RF code is 23948 10 2 3 1 Secre...

Page 53: ...to inform if a defined speed limit is breached 10 5 2 To set this speed limit send the following message In the example below the speed has been set at 6 knots 10 5 2 1 Secret speed 6 10 5 3 To check...

Page 54: ...e Control unit 10 7 1 The reboot function has the same effect as turning the power off and on again It will not delete or restore any settings To reboot the unit send the unit the following message 10...

Page 55: ...temperature If the unit is out of GPS coverage or the GPS is turned off the unit will also return the time of the last fix 11 1 2 If you phone the unit from any of the registered phones then hang up...

Page 56: ...e data for 30 seconds and report the information 11 3 2 To query the NMEA on board equipment send the following message 11 3 2 1 Secret nmea 11 2 2 2 As an example and depending on what is fitted the...

Page 57: ...off the RF Controlled switch press the Bottom Button 11 6 3 The external bleeper if fitted will sound a single bleep to indicate the system has been full armed a double bleep to indicate it has been...

Page 58: ...Single Flash Unit is powered up but No GSM Signal 11 10 3 2 2 to 5 Flashes increasing GSM signal 5 is full strength 11 10 4 The Red flashes Refer to the GPS Satellites fixes and indicate 11 10 4 1 Th...

Page 59: ...Monitor can also report its current speed and direction of travel To query this send the following message 11 11 2 1 Secret gps General Advice If a low loss of power warning is received the GPS unit s...

Page 60: ...o 60m with a full alarm 11 12 2 4 Secret fence 10 message Sets Fence radius to 100m with a message only 11 12 3 The centre of the GeoFence area is set as is when the alarm is armed It is possible that...

Page 61: ...If a speaker is also fitted see below a two way communication can take place 11 14 Speaker optional 11 14 1 If a Speaker has been connected to the system see Wiring it is possible to speak to the uni...

Page 62: ...fault settings Channels see Table 4 2 1 No phone numbers registered Password set to secret Disarmed Credit number set to 10 Low voltage warning set to 11 0V on main feed and 0V on 2nd and 3rd circuits...

Page 63: ...e damage and unexpected operation Parameter Min Max Typ Unit Supply Voltage 8 15 12 V WITH GPS Supply Current 12V 50 1000 50 mA WITHOUT GPS GPS Off Supply Current 12V 17 1000 17 mA Battery Charging Su...

Page 64: ...60 14 Wiring Diagram Monitor Control Unit...

Page 65: ...61 Monitor Control Unit Detail View 1...

Page 66: ...62 Monitor Control unit Detail View 2...

Page 67: ...63 14 1 Supplementary Wiring Diagrams 14 1 1 Shore Power Sensor...

Page 68: ...64 14 1 2 Switching Relay...

Page 69: ...65 14 1 2 a Switching Relay 2 way switching...

Page 70: ...66 14 1 3 Protecting Relay...

Page 71: ...ance is normally available during normal office hours 09 00 to 17 30 Mon to Fri If no one is available at the time of your call a Voice Mail can be left and the call will be answered within 1 working...

Page 72: ...e firmware installed To check to see the latest firmware available please visit www precisionnavigation co uk It is possible to update the Monitor firmware if it is required to fix a problem the relev...

Page 73: ...upload is active 15 1 1 6 When upload is successfully completed the LED will indicate a constant Green 15 1 1 7 If the up load has not completed successfully the LED will indicate a constant Red 15 1...

Page 74: ...e on off Turn GPS on or off secret gps on off GPS report position speed direction of travel secret gps Set GeoFence radius meters x10 ie 10m 1 and alert mode alarm message or message only secret fence...

Page 75: ...provider string Turn on channel test mode secret test channel Turn off channel test mode Secret test off Configure channel See Table 10 1 3 1 secret channel channel configcode name RFcode Disable a c...

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Page 80: ...Developed Manufactured in the UK by TAD Electronics Myerchin UK Marketed by Precision Navigation Ltd Tel 44 0 1473 327813 E mail info precisionnavigation co uk...

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