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S Y M P T O M P O S S I B L E C A U S E

R E M E D Y

warning is given or

SecurityGuard Battery is Low

Plug in Battery Charger and leave

keeps recurring

plugged in for a minimum 24 Hours

Radio Key light does not

Battery is Low or Flat

Change Battery and test

illuminate when button pressed
and/or

warning is given

Radio Key is Faulty

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

Radio Key not working or

Battery is Low or Flat

Change battery and test

Radio Range is Low
and/or

warning is given

Radio Key is Faulty

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

Cannot enter Home mode

Incorrect Radio Key operation

Press ON twice within 3 seconds

No Home Detectors programmed

Home mode cannot be entered if there
are no Home Detectors programmed

Red Alarm Light does not

Constant movement in room

There must be no movement for at least

always illuminate on PIR

3 minutes in room, leave room for full
3 minutes before re-entering to test

PIR is Faulty

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

warning is given

PIR or Reed Switch battery

Check the display to identify the

is low and needs replacing

detector which caused the warning
and replace the battery

Red Alarm Light does not

Battery is Low or Flat

Replace battery and test

illuminate on Reed Switch
and/or

warning is given

Reed Switch is faulty

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

Fast Beeps sound at Disarm

SecurityGuard has an Alarm

Check the display, and refer to this

instead of normal 3 beeps

warning to give you

manual for the cause of the Alarm

Double Beeps sound at

Disarm

SecurityGuard has a Low Battery

Check the display, and refer to this

anytime

warning to give you

manual for the cause of the Low Battery

PIR False Alarming

Insects crawling on detector

Clear spider webs or spray around the
detector with an insect surface spray

Do Not Spray Directly on PIR !

Air draughts caused by open windows

Do not leave windows open near PIRs
when Alarm is Armed

Sensitivity settings to high

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

PIR Faulty

Contact Number provided at the time of installation

Pets in detection area

Avoid having pets in areas protected by PIR’s.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Summary of Contents for Security Guard

Page 1: ...SECURITYGUARD O W N E R S M A N U A L ...

Page 2: ...ntained in this manual is correct at the time of going to print Ness Security Products or it s suppliers reserve the right to make changes to the features and specifications at any time and without prior notice in the course of product development WE CARE Australia 131 241 New Zealand 0800 799 ...

Page 3: ...eripheral Devices Radio Key PIR Detector Reed Switch Operating your Alarm Arm Disarm Emergency Panic Home Low battery SecurityGuard battery charging Changing Batteries Radio Key PIR Detector Reed Switch Miscellaneous Alarms and Warnings Alarm Tamper Check Detectors Fault Dialler Detector Setup Options Chime Detectors 24 Hour Detectors Operating Mode summary Maintenance Troubleshooting Summary of O...

Page 4: ...ityGuardII was the awarding of the coveted Australian Design Award to SecurityGuard in 1992 and again in 1996 SecurityGuardII is unobtrusive and stylish yet is very robust being made of an extremely tough polycarbonate When positioned correctly SecurityGuard s inbuilt infra red movement detector will detect movement in an area of up to 12 metres x 12 metres Research has shown that most intruders a...

Page 5: ...ny other appliance as damage to the appliance or charger may occur BATTERY The internal rechargeable battery will run SecurityGuard for around 3 to 4 months under normal operating conditions before it requires recharging EMERGENCY OVERRIDE KEY SWITCH In case you lose your Radio Key or you cannot stop the Siren on your SecurityGuard with your Radio Key then the Override Keyswitch on the bottom of t...

Page 6: ...Guard before this time will cause an alarm Alternatively you can Disarm from outside the premises in which case no Entry Time is required An Alarm will cause the SecurityGuard Siren and External Siren to sound The Sirens will sound for up to 5 minutes unless a Disarm signal is received from a Radio Key in which case the Siren will stop immediately An optional Strobe Light will flash on the Externa...

Page 7: ...station T H E F O L L O W I N G D R AW I N G S H O W S A T Y P I C A L S Y S T E M 7 T Y P I C A L S E C U R I T Y G U A R D A L A R M S Y S T E M SECURITYGUARD The microcomputer based heart of your Security system RADIO KEY Pocket sized radio transmitter device used to operate your alarm PIR An alarm device which senses movement by detecting body heat and transmits an alarm back to SecurityGuard ...

Page 8: ...reate an Emergency Alarm This button has an inbuilt delay to minimise the chance of false activations from accidental pushes of the button OK LIGHT The light illuminates when the Radio Key is transmitting a signal If the light flashes or does not illuminate then the battery may be low or flat Under these conditions your Radio Key will still operate although with possible reduced radio range You sh...

Page 9: ...r To release the cover use the tip of a pen or a small screwdriver to depress these clips O P T I O N A L P I R O P E R AT I O N PIR detectors are able to sense movement by detecting small changes of Infra red energy in the area that they are looking at PIR detectors use special filters which are tuned to the Infra red energy produced by human beings they use advanced lenses to gather the Infra re...

Page 10: ...r finger O P T I O N A L R E E D S W I T C H O P E R AT I O N Reed switches are able to detect the opening of doors and windows by detecting the presence or absence of a magnet The Reed Switch is made up of two pieces A magnet which normally is placed on the moving part of a door or window and the Reed which is housed inside the main unit Your Reed Switch is always active checking to see if the do...

Page 11: ...press the button on any Radio Key Your SecurityGuard will Beep once and will be displayed Your SecurityGuard will be programmed with a short Exit Time this allows you to depart your premises without triggering an alarm Your SecurityGuard will Beep once more to warn that Exit Time has finished and it is now ready to detect intruders D I S A R M I N G To Disarm your SecurityGuard press the button on...

Page 12: ...nce of creating accidental alarms The inside and outside siren will sound and the strobe if fitted will flash O P T I O N A L S I L E N T PA N I C If you have an optional dialler fitted then your SecurityGuard may be programmed not to sound the sirens when you press your Panic Button If this is the case then your SecurityGuard will send an Emergency message to an Alarm Monitoring Base Station via ...

Page 13: ...other detection devices are ignored This is normally used while you are at home and want certain areas of your home secure while you are there To place SecurityGuard in Home mode Press the button on any Radio Key twice within 3 seconds Your SecurityGuard will beep 5 times and will be displayed thereafter the O K light will flash once every 2 seconds to indicate SecurityGuard is in Home mode If the...

Page 14: ...ndicate that the battery is charging When the battery is fully charged the O K light will revert back to it s normal blink on every 5 seconds and the charger may be disconnected The battery will take approximately 24 hours to fully charge 14 B AT T E R Y C H A R G I N G Although SecurityGuard may only need charging every 3 to 4 months you may intend to be away for extended periods of time and you ...

Page 15: ...ife 3 Replace the Battery with a 3 Volt Lithium type Panasonic CR2016 Sony CR2016 Ensure the battery is the correct way in with the side facing up 4 Re assemble the Battery cover making sure that the dot on the Battery cover matches the dot on the key and turn cover clockwise to tighten INTERNATIONAL KEY 1 Glide battery hatch off You may need to use a small screwdriver or knife to help lever the h...

Page 16: ...l need to leave the room for at least 4 minutes while the P I R settles after being powered up and it waits for movement in the room to cease Enter the room after the 4 minutes check that the Red Alarm Light on the PIR illuminates Your PIR is working correctly and ready for use INTERNATIONAL DETECTORS 1 Remove the cover of the P I R by depressing either the small catch at the top of the cover or t...

Page 17: ...driver to lever it off 2 Your Securityguard may be pro grammed to recognise that the lid has been taken off a Reed Switch and a Tamper Alarm has been generated If this is the case Securityguard will sound a two tone siren for 5 seconds and flash for 5 minutes as a warning this is normal and you can press on any Radio Key to clear the display 3 Replace battery as indicated on the circuit board Caut...

Page 18: ...an on it s display Example If SecurityGuard s inbuilt PIR Detector 1 alarmed while you were away SecurityGuard will flash on it s display for 5 minutes and beep rapidly for 5 seconds at Disarm As with all SecurityGuard displays you can cancel the display by pressing OFF on any Radio Key 18 M I S C E L L A N E O U S A L A R M S A N D W A R N I N G S TA M P E R While you were away If you have had an...

Page 19: ... Battery sections of this manual If you still have a problem you should contact the service number you were provided with at the time of installation 19 C O N T I N U E D C H E C K D E T E C T O R W A R N I N G Optional W H E N A R M I N G Reed Switches only If you receive the Check Detector warning when you try to Arm your SecurityGuard then this is a warning that you have left a window or door o...

Page 20: ... allows a Detector to sound a single pleasant two tone warning beep similar to a doorbell if the detector is triggered when your alarm is Disarmed This may be useful if you want a warning if someone has entered or left a room without causing a full alarm while you are home e g You want to know if the children have gone into the study or you want to know if the children have gone into the backyard ...

Page 21: ... S Your PIR Reed Switch and Radio Key batteries should last approximately 2 years under normal usage when you use the recommended Lithium batteries We would advise that you replace the batteries at this interval even if you have not received a Low Battery warning S P E C I F I C AT I O N S SecurityGuard Model No SG II Weight 2 4 KG Dimensions 800 x 115 x 80 mm Radio Frequency 303 875 Mhz Aus USA C...

Page 22: ...time of installation warning is given PIR or Reed Switch battery Check the display to identify the is low and needs replacing detector which caused the warning and replace the battery Red Alarm Light does not Battery is Low or Flat Replace battery and test illuminate on Reed Switch and or warning is given Reed Switch is faulty Contact Number provided at the time of installation Fast Beeps sound at...

Page 23: ...etector as described in this Manual you Disarm is displayed and warn A Reed Switch is open on a Disarm check the display to identify the detector and door or window close door or window is displayed and warning Your Dialler has no phone line connection Check the Telephone lead is plugged in if it is accessible beeps sound when you Disarm The Phone line is not working Check your telephone and call ...

Page 24: ...m from a Detector at Disarm rapid beeps for 5 seconds Panic Alarm from a Radio Key at Disarm rapid beeps for 5 seconds Alarm from Siren Cover Tamper at Disarm double beeps 3 seconds Check Detector for correct operation anytime double beeps 3 seconds Dialler not working correctly D E T E C T O R G U I D E T Y P E L O C AT I O N M O D E S I G N A L S T R E N G T H M O D E T Y P E S D1 Main Unit A Al...

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