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USER GUIDE

GUARDDOG VERSION

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Page 2: ...ternal Components Unpacking External Components Installation Safety Precautions Panel Mounting Hole Sealing Kit Pole Mounting Electrical Connection 110 120VAC Six Position Wiring Diagram 110 120VAC El...

Page 3: ...rdDog Website Setup Create Callout List Independent Text Messaging SMS Configuration SMS Commands SMS Messages LED Status Indicators System Power Alarm Inputs Troubleshooting Product Safety Use and Li...

Page 4: ...ct Public Operating Mode and Notification Appliance as defined in the National Fire Alarm Code NFPA 72 is as follows Public Operating Mode Audible or visible signaling to occupants or inhabitants of t...

Page 5: ...cal Support Have questions or comments about your OmniBeacon Alarm Light Please contact FREE WORLD CLASS SUPPORT 203 W Morris Street Indianapolis IN 46225 support omnisite com 317 885 6330 x3 www Omni...

Page 6: ...LEDs long life Alarm Light Annunciator 2 8kHz 85dB Alarm Light State Pulses LEDs and Annunciator at 3Hz when input 1 is in alarm Cellular Radio 4G LTE CAT 1 Certifications FCC Parts 15 22 24 RoHS comp...

Page 7: ...r transmitter LED light source and alarm siren into one convenient weather protected package No matter your location receive alerts from your equipment when you need it most The OmniBeacon can be conf...

Page 8: ...mber of users via text messaging email or computer simulated voice message You can also login to see your device on a Google map and GuardDog will keep a 2 year history of all events For more informat...

Page 9: ...ers and then bypass the GuardDog website In this mode the OmniBeacon sends the text messages and does not rely on the GuardDog website to relay alarm information This is an industry first feature brou...

Page 10: ...nternal components 1 LED Multicluster Light Stick 2 12VDC Power Supply 3 Cellular Transmitter Battery Charger 4 Status LED Indicator Light In field service is not required for OmniBeacon internal comp...

Page 11: ...t may have occurred in transit If the device has been damaged do not attempt to install or operate it File a claim immediately with the carrier stating the extent of the damage Carefully check all bag...

Page 12: ...th Mounting Pocket 5 Impact Guard Cage 6 Conduit Nut 3 4 x1 7 10 Self Drilling Tapping Screws x2 8 Quick Connect Terminals x2 9 Stainless 8 32 Screw and Nut x4 10 8 Neoprene Sealing Washers x4 A Large...

Page 13: ...13 TO COME 1 2 3 4 6 5 10 7 8 9 13...

Page 14: ...ode Canadian Electrical Code and will follow the NEC CEC Guidelines as well as local codes Installation of this device should be lead by the direction of the facilities engineer and the safety enginee...

Page 15: ...llation or maintenance is performed After installation test the OmniBeacon to ensure that it is operating properly After testing is complete provide a copy of this instruction sheet to all operating p...

Page 16: ...16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Panel Mounting Overview...

Page 17: ...17 1 OmniBeacon 2 Stainless Steel 8 32 Screw Nut x4 3 Control Panel Gasket 4 Chase Nipple 5 Control Panel Surface 6 Conduit Nut 3 4 x1 7 8 Neoprene Sealing Washers x4...

Page 18: ...18 Panel Mounting Instructions DO NOT SIDE MOUNT OMNIBEACON Mount the OmniBeacon in the vertical orientation only...

Page 19: ...con wires and chase nipple through the hole Line up four 3 16 holes with the mounting feet 5 Locate the four 8 32 Stainless Steel machine screws and four 8 Neoprene Sealing Washers 6 Insert the 8 32 S...

Page 20: ...gure 1 Correct installation shows sandwiching metal plate between 2 rubber gaskets to cover a large hole in the electrical control panel Use these 4 Feet to Mount OmniBeaconTM when using adaptor plate...

Page 21: ...have a large hole to cover the OmniBeacon accessory plate can be used to cover the hole as shown in Figure 1 The metal plate should be sandwiched between 2 rubber gaskets to provide a complete seal N...

Page 22: ...22 For panels with external sunshields you can mount the OmniBeacon in the vertical orientation in either manner shown Pole Mounting OmniBeacon...

Page 23: ...dapters connect the chase nipple on the OmniBeacon base to the EMT conduit 2 Feed the field harness through the conduit 3 Attach the conduit to the control housing 4 Refer to Electrical Connections se...

Page 24: ...cal Connection 110 120VAC WARNING To avoid electrical shock hazards do not connect to supply circuit when power is applied The OmniBeacon is supplied with a 6 field harness for easy electrical connect...

Page 25: ...o Quick connectors and crimp to the Blue and Red wires 4 Connect the Red wire to the positive battery terminal 5 Connect the Blue wire to the negative battery terminal 6 Connect the Yellow wires to de...

Page 26: ...Does not trigger siren or light beacon sends alarms only Universal Voltage Alarm Channel Connect to 12VAC VDC to 120VAC VDC alarm signal No polarity required Voltage present alarm condition No Voltag...

Page 27: ...27 Green Yellow Earth Ground White Neutral Black Hot Yellow Yellow Blue Red Orange Orange...

Page 28: ...Connection 12VDC WARNING To avoid electrical shock hazards do not connect to supply circuit when power is applied The OmniBeacon is supplied with a 6 field harness for easy electrical connection 12VDC...

Page 29: ...e two Quick connectors and crimp to the Blue and Red wires 4 Connect the Red wire to the positive battery terminal 5 Connect the Blue wire to the negative battery terminal 6 Connect the Yellow wires t...

Page 30: ...oes not trigger siren or light beacon sends alarms only Universal Voltage Alarm Channel Connect to 12VAC VDC to 120VAC VDC alarm signal No polarity required Voltage present alarm condition No Voltage...

Page 31: ...31 Green Yellow Earth Ground Black Ground Red 12VDC Yellow Yellow Blue Red Orange Orange...

Page 32: ...ng the bracket as a template mark and drill two 3 16 holes 3 Locate two 10 16x1 2 self tapping screws 4 Pilot drill holes for self tapping screws if control panel is heavy gage metal Drive self tappin...

Page 33: ...his battery using a high quality temperature compensated battery charger This charger works anytime primary power is present If battery will not charge or becomes disconnected a low battery alarm is i...

Page 34: ...activate your device 1 Navigate to www omnisite com activate to launch the Activation Wizard 2 Select an appropriate account type Device Activation If you are a new customer select New Customer to cr...

Page 35: ...h the Activation Wizard OmniSite will be notified and will begin processing your activation request Please allow up to one business day to process your request 6 You will receive an email from OmniSit...

Page 36: ...een this can take up to 1 minute Connecting to Cellular Network The status light may briefly turn red If the status light stays red for more than 1 minute refer to the troubleshooting section of this...

Page 37: ...current alarms configure devices and setup notifications GuardDog must be configured to send notifications and alarms regarding your OmniSite devices There are two main steps required to configure Gua...

Page 38: ...and how Please follow these steps Navigate to https guarddog omnisite com and enter your username and password to log in If you are a new customer your username and password will be provided when act...

Page 39: ...Callout List 3 Detailed instructions on how to create a recipient library and callout list can be found within GuardDog s help pages Near the top right side of the screen you ll see a Help icon Hover...

Page 40: ...list when an alarm condition occurs Please follow these steps 1 If not already logged in navigate to https guarddog omnisite com and enter your username and password to log in 2 Using the navigation...

Page 41: ...on how to configure your device can be found within GuardDog s help pages Near the top right side of the screen you ll see a Help icon Hover over this icon and select How to use this Page Please read...

Page 42: ...If the device loses contact with OmniSite s GuardDog server for over 30 minutes it enters SMS fallback mode In this mode the unit will send SMS notifications of any alarm conditions input alarms power...

Page 43: ...e In normal mode the device will only respond to commands that it receives from phone numbers that have been configured in the device If there are no phone number configured in the unit or if the phon...

Page 44: ...MS features 1 Navigate to https guarddog omnisite com and enter your username and password to log in 2 Using the navigation buttons at the top of the screen click Setup and then click Device Setup SMS...

Page 45: ...45 3 Take note of the OmniBeacon s phone number The device s phone number can be found in GuardDog under the Device Setup page see screenshot below...

Page 46: ...ower cycle the OmniBeacon so the device enters configuration mode The unit will stay in configuration mode for 15 minutes NOTE You will have to unplug the battery to power cycle the OmniBeacon Plug th...

Page 47: ...d in step 4 and include the following in the body of the message 8 Where 5557654321 is replaced by your 10 digit phone number This phone number is saved to position 1 and will receive text messages fr...

Page 48: ...p text message to the phone number you just entered If you want notifications to additional phones you can repeat this process with up to two additional phones using the phone2 phone3 commands If prog...

Page 49: ...49 10 Create and send a text message to the unit phone number that you saved in step 4 and include the following in the body of the message The unit will respond with the current status of the device...

Page 50: ...YOU KNOW SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS iPHONE ANDROID WINDOWS Simply search for OmniSite GuardDog from Iphone Android or Windows App Store and use your GuardDog username and password to log in from your ph...

Page 51: ...ist of com mands Requests a series of three messages that have the most used setup commands Configures phone numbers in the unit where X is 1 2 or 3 Clears phone numbers in the unit where X is 1 2 or...

Page 52: ...is 1 or 2 Default state is NO This setting does not change GuardDog s device configuration If you change this setting it is recommended to change the device s GuardDog configuration to match it Sets...

Page 53: ...d to end of alarm messages up to 20 characters Sets the contractor phone number to append to end of alarm messages up to 14 characters Sets the sponsor name to append to end of alarm messages up to 25...

Page 54: ...vice Name has detected a normal condition for Input Name at 00 00AM on MM DD YY Power Loss Messages Device Name has detected that electrical power was lost at 00 00AM on MM DD YY Device Name has detec...

Page 55: ...been disabled at 00 00AM on MM DD YY Settings Messages Name Device Name Phone1 Phone 1 Phone2 Phone 2 Phone3 Phone 3 Input1 12 120VAC DC Input Name NC 5sec Input2 Non Powered Input Name NC 5sec PwrDel...

Page 56: ...d Dog report Not Ready Starting up bad signal strength or bad network registration Disabled Input Alarm Ready Config mode Transmitting Status Sounder Blink Pattern Red rapid blinks Red 2 blinks Red 1...

Page 57: ...12 hours with a full charge The system takes about 24 hours to recharge a fully discharged battery The battery is considered charged when the voltage is 6V or higher low at 5 75V and critically low a...

Page 58: ...LED bulb and will trigger the flashing light and sounder Input 2 Non powered dry contact input do not apply voltage to this input or it will be damaged This input is designed to read a contact closur...

Page 59: ...input returns to normal for 5 seconds the device will transmit a return to normal condition The input delay times can be reconfigured by sending the DelayX SMS command to the device For example to co...

Page 60: ...Cause The status light is solid red The status light is flash ing red quickly Text messages arrive out of order and or text messages arrive late Bad cellular signal strength Some type of error has oc...

Page 61: ...eption away from metal objects or to a higher elevation Power your device off for 10 seconds and power it back on Move your device to an area with better cell reception Or the network may be temporari...

Page 62: ...ngth of the cellular signal to Products and or perform tests to check the text notification capability of the Products WARNING Products use electricity in the presence of water therefore your safety a...

Page 63: ...le claim with delivery carrier for any damage OmniSite recommends saving the original box and packing material You are responsible for damage to Products if returned to OmniSite improperly packed NOTE...

Page 64: ...l not be extended by the replacement or repair of Products or parts under this Limited Warranty but the remaining Limited Warranty period shall continue in effect and be applicable to the replaced or...

Page 65: ...LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES WHETHER WRITTEN ORAL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR...

Page 66: ...roducts and Services are not an insurance or a guarantee that there will be no property loss or other loss as a result CONSEQUENTLY OMNISITE SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE PERSONAL IN...

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