SONIC/PPG INSTRUCTIONS
PPG30RC11/21
RADIO CONTROLLED
APPLICATION
Your PPG30 Phasor Property Guard System is capable of operating in three modes. Mode1 is at a frequency that is
known to produce paranoia, nausea, disorientation and many other physiological effects. Mode2 allows use of the
system as an audible alarm to frighten off intruders or warn the user of an intrusion to obtain a weapon or device for
protection. Mode3 is a manually operated panic alarm mode, where a member of the household or area protected
carries a small wireless transmitter similar to those you would use for an automobile. The unit can be triggered by simply
the push of a button and return to normal by the push of another button from anywhere in the house. You may be up to
several hundred feet away from the main unit for total control. This is a very useful function as the device can be made
portable with battery operation and used when demonstrating model homes, etc.
Three separate jacks allow detection of broken trip wires, window contact foil, window and door switches, pressure or
actuating switches, and a positive voltage level pulse obtained. There are the many other detection items on the market
that can produce a signal level to activate the system. Examples are IR body detectors, video motion detectors, sound
detectors, remote telephone controllers etc.
A WORD OF CAUTION
Any type of a device that is intended to be used as a human deterrent to matter how harmless may cause
secondary reactions allowing the criminal or perpetrator to sue the property owner or victim for damages
claimed. People living in depressed and high crime areas are often made out to be
“victims”
where committing
these acts are not their fault.
Ultrasonic is a gray area in many respects when application involves the control of animals or even as a human deterrent
to unauthorized intrusion. It is always best to consult with local municipal and state laws before using this device to
protect home or property. REMEMBER MANY STATE LAWS LEAN MORE TOWARDS THE RIGHT OF THE CRIMINAL RATHER
THAN THE VICTIM.
INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Check the units for any damage. Verify that you have all components:
3 RCA PHONO plugs with 12-inch strip and tin leads attached for splicing to detection functions, J1,2,3
4 transducers with prewired components
Spool of wire with prewired RCA PHONO mating plug J6
10 small wire nuts
4 transducer assembly mounting brackets
2 shorted mating RCA PHONO plugs for J3&J4
Remote transmitter
12VDC2AR wall adapter with DC plug.
Special sale item may not contain transducer mounting kit or wall adapter.
2.
The position of the transducers should be as to direct as much energy to the points of intrusion or access. They can all
be directed to one single target area or be placed in separate areas for multiple targets. Do not point at sound
absorbing materials such as curtains or carpet, see chart to get idea of radiation pattern. The power unit should be
placed in a central easy to access area where the user can reset the device and preset the controls for maximum
effect. See FIG showing the connections to rear panel and controls.
3.
Install the transducers using brackets. Use small container such as coffee can to protect transducers from the
elements if mounted outside. It is suggested that transducers used outside get mounted under eaves or other
overhead protected spots.
4.
Connect wires using small wire nuts to make connections.
5.
Set up and test unit using controls as described. Note J3 must have a shorting plug to simulate a closed connection.