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FEATURES AND CONTROLS  

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

REAR CASE SECTION

 is used to cover the battery 

compartment and also to facilitate wall fixing. To 
access the battery compartment locate the four 
back cover screws and remove them.   
 

BATTERIES

 

(‘4 off C’ type alkaline batteries - not 

included). To install batteries please ensure they 
are fitted according to the polarity diagrams in the 
battery case.  Then re-secure the back cover. Turn 
the power switch to ON. Verify that the unit is 
working normally by pressing the TEST/MUTE 

button. The alarm should sound.  

Low battery 

alert: 

Green LED will flash every 40 seconds rather 

than every 10 seconds, and a buzzer will sound 
every 6 minutes.  When an external DC source is 
used, batteries could still be installed for 
emergency back up. If the external power fails or is 
removed, the Cellphone Detector Plus™ 
automatically switches over to battery power. 
Caution: damage can result to the battery container 
if the unit is dropped with batteries fitted. Avoid 
shipping or posting the unit with batteries installed. 
 

TERMINAL BLOCKS 

(located approximately lower 

mid-right PCB). These are permanent discreet 
connection alternatives to the external sockets 
located on the base of the unit.  
 

Terminal block identification:  

Pin 1(top)  = Alarm Out; Pin 2 = 0V for Alarm Out 
and Audio Out; Pin 3 = Audio Out; Pin 4 = external 
9V DC power input; Pin 5 = external 0V power 
input. 
 

 

 

 

 

POWER 

is a green LED will blink on every 10 

seconds to indicate that the unit is switched on and 
is powered by batteries. It will blink on every 40 
seconds when unit is switched on and powered by 
batteries that need to be replaced. It will be 
illuminated but blink off every 10 seconds when 
connected to DC power. 
 

 

 

 

 

ALERT

 is a very bright red LED that can be 

switched to flash as a visual signal (Dipswitch # 3 
UP). It can be switched to flash together with the 
audio alert or as a silent visual alarm only. It can be 
disabled if a visual alarm is not required signal 
(Dipswitch # 3 DOWN) 
 

Summary of Contents for Cellphone Detector Plus 610

Page 1: ...Cellphone Detector Plus 610 User Manual...

Page 2: ...RODUCTION 3 QUICK START 3 FEATURES AND CONTROLS 4 HOW TO USE IT 8 INSTALLATION 10 MAINTENANCE 11 DETECTION RANGE 11 CHANGING THE VOICE MESSAGE 12 TROUBLESHOOTING 13 SUPPORT 13 SPECIFICATIONS 14 WARRAN...

Page 3: ...equipment including jammers and extend alarm messages into other areas QUICK START 1 Attach AC power cord to the 9Vdc power socket on the underside of the unit OR unscrew the REAR CASE SECTION to inse...

Page 4: ...n damage can result to the battery container if the unit is dropped with batteries fitted Avoid shipping or posting the unit with batteries installed TERMINAL BLOCKS located approximately lower mid ri...

Page 5: ...p12 below DC INPUT mains adaptors are available as an optional extra and this will marginally improve detection range and speaker volume Many users however prefer the benefit of wireless battery inst...

Page 6: ...s to the high impedance state This allows the alarm output to be used as a trigger to count the number of times RF has been detected as well as an indicator for the length of time the alarm has been a...

Page 7: ...CE If VOICE is in the UP position the audio alarm will be a series of beeps followed by a voice message In the DOWN position the alarm consists of beeps only 2 SPEAKER If SPEAKER is in the DOWN positi...

Page 8: ...a new voice message by way of an external microphone not included this switch would be in the UP position For other sources e g PC sound card it should be placed in the DOWN position Switch 7 must al...

Page 9: ...way radios Hospitals Cellphone Detector Plus units are installed in general locations in corridors and waiting rooms to deter nuisance public cellular phone usage Sensitive electronic equipment within...

Page 10: ...lular phone detection and deterrence is an additional layer of security for your organisation How effective this layer of security will be will be dependant on the environment the number of devices in...

Page 11: ...duster DETECTION RANGE Typically this will be an average of 10 metres but it could be as low as 1m or as much as 30m depending on a combination of the following factors Variables within the control of...

Page 12: ...green LED will continually flash to indicate Record mode is active Start speaking into the microphone a message not lasting more than 16 seconds AND AT THE SAME TIME depress the TEST MUTE REC button...

Page 13: ...alarm switches are toggled ON and RECORD switch is toggled OFF If necessary test the unit against other phones and in other locations The alarm is being triggered all the time even without cellular ph...

Page 14: ...The buzzer will sound every 6 minutes Optional External Power 9V nominal 500mA DC supply regulated or unregulated range 8V to 13 5V Connector is a long DC jack with 5 5mm outer diameter 2 1mm inner d...

Page 15: ...t of warranty repairs will be invoiced at the regular Company hourly rate plus the cost of any required components LIMITATION OF LIABILITY the Company makes no representation with respect to the conte...

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