Yale Distress alert system User Manual Download Page 3

Set-up

 

Package content

•  1 x Main unit
•  1 x Remote keyfob (battery pre-fitted)
•  1 x 6V DC adaptor
•  1 x Necklace holder for keyfob
•  1 x Telephone cable
•  1 x Telephone splitter

Connection

Remove  all  components  from  packaging.    Open 
the cover on back of the main unit and plug in one 
end  of  the  supplied  telephone  cable.    Connect 
the  other  end  into  the  supplied  telephone  splitter.  
Remove the existing telephone cable from the wall 
outlet  and  plug  into  the  telephone  splitter.    Then 
plug the telephone splitter into the telephone wall 
outlet.  Connect the power adaptor to the main unit 
and plug into the mains.  Insert optional 4 x AAA 
batteries if back-up power is required for the main 
unit.

Programming the keyfob(s)

Turn the system ON when you are ready to proceed 
with the set-up. The red light will then flash for 15 
seconds while initialising.  Afterwards, the light will 
remain red for 1 minute, during which time you can 
program or ‘learn in’ your keyfob(s) (maximum of 3).  
Now press the ‘Yale’ button on your keyfob once.  
Your  system  will  respond  with  a  beep  to  indicate 
that ‘learning’ is successful.  Allow 3 seconds before 
pressing further keyfobs for ‘learning in’. 

If the red light goes out, the main unit is no longer in 
‘learn’ mode. In order to return to ‘learn’ mode, turn 
the main unit OFF and then back ON again.  Wait 
for the static red light and continue your ‘learning’ 
process.

Setting contact telephone numbers

After the red light goes out you can program up to 3 
telephone numbers - landline or mobile.  First, press 
the ‘handset and star’ button, followed by button 1 
(this  will  be  the  first  contact  number  used  by  the 
system).    Then  key  in  the  full  telephone  number 
including the area code.  Finally, press the ‘handset 
and star’ button again to finish the process.  Repeat 
this process for each of your remaining 2 contact 
numbers, using buttons 2 and 3 accordingly.  If you 
make a mistake, these numbers can be overwritten, 
using the same process.

Recording your voice message

You  can  now  record  your  voice  message,  which 
can be up to 10 seconds long.  This is the message 
that the system will play if triggered.  Try to ensure 
that the message is as detailed as possible. 

To  record  the  message,  press  and  hold  the 
‘microphone’ button and the ‘hash’ button together 
and  speak  clearly  into  the  main  unit.    When  you 
have finished recording, release the buttons.

To play back your message, press the ‘play’ button.  
If you want to re-record your message, repeat the 
process above. 

Summary of Contents for Distress alert system

Page 1: ...tress alert system Alerts friends and family at the press of a button Allows independence while keeping you in touch Helps you maintain your active lifestyle User Manual Keep this manual safe for future reference ...

Page 2: ...n on main unit and keyfob to Input phone numbers including area codes Set maximum 3 phone numbers Record voice message Rear view 4X AAA A A Alkaline cell Optional backup batteries AAA 1 5V Landline phone Optional Landline socket Mains Initialisation Turn on the main unit and wait until the main unit s red LED light turn off 75 Seconds Proceed to next step To set up other numbers use same sequence ...

Page 3: ...g further keyfobs for learning in If the red light goes out the main unit is no longer in learn mode In order to return to learn mode turn the main unit OFF and then back ON again Wait for the static red light and continue your learning process Setting contact telephone numbers After the red light goes out you can program up to 3 telephone numbers landline or mobile First press the handset and sta...

Page 4: ...n will last for 50 seconds before 3 warning beeps indicate that the call will end within 10 seconds To extend the call for a further 60 seconds your nominated contact should press any number on their telephone keypad After the call is ended the system is ready to use Testing your system To ensure your system is set up correctly test it fully before using Ensure your nominated contacts are aware th...

Page 5: ...land WV13 3PW DAS1100 DAS11 Date 20 04 07 On behalf of ASSA ABLOY Ltd ASSA ABLOY Ltd School Street Willenhall West Midlands England WV13 3PW John Ward Director 17 Model HSA3400 HSA3020 HSA3060 HSA3010 HSA3050 HSA3045 HSA3080 HSA3030 HSA3070 EN 60950 1 2001 A11 2004 ETSI EN 301 489 3 V 1 4 1 2002 08 ETSI EN 300 220 3 V 1 1 1 2000 09 TBR 21 ...

Page 6: ...0 60Hz 0 2A Output 6 0V 1000mA Consumer helpline If you have a question concerning your system please call the helpline on 0871 70 30 630 UK only Lines open 8am 5pm Monday Friday Calls cost approximately 10p per minute from a UK landline From outside the UK please call 44 0 1902 635998 Additional Information Yale School Street Willenhall West Midlands WV13 3PW Tel 44 0 1902 364606 Fax 44 0 1902 36...

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