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Note: Although you can register your
system as soon as it has been installed,
the ORCA Monitoring Services will not
respond to alarm calls until the signed
monitoring agreement has been received
and you have been allocated your security
code which will be notified to you by
return.

Calling Customer Service

After you have registered your system
you can easily call the customer service
center if you need help, or to change
any of the default options as follows:

• Set the Console slide switch to RUN1

or  RUN2.

• Press the  MONITOR  button. The

Console automatically dials the
customer service number.

• Pick up the handset of a phone

connected to the same line as the
Console.

Alternatively, you can dial the telephone
number in the usual way with any
telephone connected to the same line
as the Console - just pick up the
telephone and dial 1-800-FOR ORCA
(1-800-367-6722).

Introduction to digital
monitoring

The ORCA Panic System incorporates
the same digital communicator
technology found in expensive high-end
security systems. Features supported
include remote configuration and alarm
type confirmation.

When the Console is tripped, a loud
piercing siren sounds and lights
connected to Lamp Modules flash on and
off. It then calls ORCA Monitoring
Services and sends a digitally coded
message allowing the station operator to
identify your address, telephone number
and even the type of alar m which
occurred (in this case Panic).

Registering with ORCA
Monitoring Services.

Once you have installed the system you
are ready to set up for monitoring. To
do this, all you need to do is:

• Fill out the enclosed monitoring

agreement and mail or fax it to ORCA
Monitoring Ser vices.

• Call ORCA Monitoring Services at

1-800 FOR ORCA (1-800-367-6722)
and follow the instructions to have
your system initialized.

SETTING UP FOR MONITORING BY ORCA

Summary of Contents for ORCA 2000

Page 1: ...ORCA Panic System Owner s Manual ORCA Panic System Model ORCA 2000...

Page 2: ...power from the telephone line We refer to this power draw as the device s ringer equivalence number or REN If you use more than one telephone or other device on the line add up all the RENs If the tot...

Page 3: ...SETTING UP KEY CHAIN REMOTE AND PANIC BUTTONS 7 SETTING UP REMOTE MODULE AND POWERHORN 8 SETTING UP FOR THE MONITORING STATION 9 USING THE SYSTEM 12 TURNING LIGHTS ON AND OFF REMOTEL Y 13 BATTERY BAC...

Page 4: ...as Lamp Modules Appliance Modules Wall Switch Modules etc is easy with this system because it is already configured to control the full range of X 10 Home Automation products Automatic lighting contr...

Page 5: ...Room Kitchen Hallway Study It must be close to a modular telephone jack so you can easily connect the telephone dialer The Console s loud alarm might frighten you if you trip it while you are next to...

Page 6: ...to plug the Console and telephone into the same jack 1 Slide off the battery compartment cover and clip a 9V battery onto the battery contacts 2 Slide the battery into the battery compartment and rep...

Page 7: ...nsole toINSTALL located under the flip up door 3 Press and hold the red Panic Button on the KR15A for about 4 seconds The Console chimes 4 Set the Console s slide switch back to RUN1 or RUN2 5 To set...

Page 8: ...t to A 1 or other codes on request from the monitoring station see pages 10 and 11 flash on and off for the duration of the alarm After 4 minutes or when you stop the alarm the lamps stop flashing and...

Page 9: ...e telephone and dial 1 800 FOR ORCA 1 800 367 6722 Introduction to digital monitoring The ORCA Panic System incorporates the same digital communicator technology found in expensive high end security s...

Page 10: ...lt is 30 seconds Only used with option door window sensors sold separately 7 Delay before dialing The amount of time the Console will wait after it has been triggered before calling the monitoring sta...

Page 11: ...hether or not the system is armed 15 Chirp ON OFF If chirp is ON the Console will chirp when it needs programming by ORCA The default setting is OFF 16 Siren ON OFF If the siren is set to off it will...

Page 12: ...decibel alarm The Console sounds its siren flashes lights connected to Lamp Modules set to A 1 and calls ORCA Monitoring Services for help USINGTHE SYSTEM ORCA Monitoring Services will then call you...

Page 13: ...tton to turn off the same modules To change the House Unit Code for the KR15A The KR15A will normally control modules set to A 1 To change this Press and hold the Unit button under the battery compart...

Page 14: ...9 volt alkaline battery provides at least 12 hours of backup Replace the battery at least once a year BATTERY BACK UP To remove all sensors remotes and Panic Buttons from the Consoles memory Set the C...

Page 15: ...chemicals cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean your system components Use and store the Panic System components only in normal temperature environments Extreme temperatures can shorten the...

Page 16: ...e and Unit codes for the Panic Button default A 1 See page 13 Lights will not turn on or off from the LIGHTS ON or LIGHTS OFF buttons on the Keychain Remote Panic Buttons or Console If appliances turn...

Page 17: ...e Keychain Remote If a zone indicator is not on the violated zone will have been one of the second eight zones PressBYPASS to see which zone was tripped If thePOWERHORN does not trip when the alarm tr...

Page 18: ...the intercom system has its own separate wiring it will not cause a problem Arming The ARM button on the Console arms the system in the delay mode only Use an optional Remote Control if you want to ar...

Page 19: ...19 NOTES...

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