Alarme DefenX360 Manual

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User Manual

Model: DX360 series


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!nstructions

Read these instructions carefully before beginning operation with your DefenX360 components.

General system information on DefenX360TM

This device is a part of the nnB home control system and works with the bi$directional wireless protocol.ll devices are delivered in a standard configuration.ll current technical documents and updates are provided under www.nnbtech.com.

General information on radio operationThe radio transmission is on a non$exclusive transmission path which means that there is a possibility of interference occurring.%ther interfering sources can be caused by switching operations, electrical motors or defective electrical devices.The range of transmission within buildings can greatly deviate from open air distances.Besides the transmitting power and the reception characteristics of the receiver, environmental influences such as humidity in thevicinity and local structures also play an important role.

C" # $CC C%&PL!'NC"( (T'T"&"NT

C')T!%N* Changes or modifications +ithout appro,ed by nn- could ,oid your authority to use this

euipment.

This e#uipment have been tested with the listed standards below and found in compliance with the &'( (irective )**+-E/ andthe E0/ (irective )**12*3E/. !t is possible to use /E marking to demonstrate the compliances.

! 30" #$%&" '".$."

! 30" #$%&( '".3."

!60%)0&"* +006 , -""* +00% ,-"* +0"0

This product complies with // -RT ")1 2 ++ 2 +#, and the operation is subject to the following

conditions4

2. This device may not cause harmful interference and). This device must accept any interference received.

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Table of /ontents4ntroduction..............................................................................................................................................................................................................6Main eatures..........................................................................................................................................................................................................(DefenX360TM 5/D Touchpad Main -larm ost DX3607 DX36087 DX36057 DX360859....................................................................................$

larm 5ost 6pecifications.....................................................................................................................................................................................-:ystem Definitions..................................................................................................................................................................................................%

7one Types and (efinitions...................................................................................................................................................................................-0odes of rming...................................................................................................................................................................................................-

:tartup the Main -larm ost................................................................................................................................................................................"0

8reparation..........................................................................................................................................................................................................2*&E( 6ignal !ndicator...........................................................................................................................................................................................2*960 6ignal !ndicator..........................................................................................................................................................................................2*/heck 960 6ignal &evel....................................................................................................................................................................................22

DefenX360TM 5/D Touchpad ;ireless Remote Remote


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4ntroduction

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Main eatures

!ntegrated wired wireless alarm system.

6tylish design C touchpad control with &/( illumination display

Time and /alendar function on main unit D wireless keypad

support up to 2)* wireless accessories@ and 3 wired ones

606 alert 8hone /all to preset numbers include the call center number

606 notification when system is armed disarmed by keypad or remote accessories

uto learn sensor function

Entrance D Exit delay

6ystem history record C up to 2** alarm records and 2** arm disarm records

5ome partial arm mode for any of the specified one

E)8R%0 data management $ remembers programming settings when power is disconnected.

Built$in rechargeable backup battery F power cut alert

2* seconds record customied playback message for alarm event

6upport indoor and outdoor wireless siren and mute$alarm function

6upport wireless smart sensor operation

6upport wireless motion sensor with motion triggered recording

(oor bell door chime function

6upport &/( touchpad wireless keypad

6upport wireless connection to //T' systems and !8 camera motion detection alert.

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DefenX360TM5/D Touchpad Main -larm ost DX3607 DX36087 DX36057 DX360859

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Alarm Host Specifications

dapter working voltage4 2** G )1*'ac, main unit operating voltage4 2)'dc 2

960 fre#uency -**23**05 >(?


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:tartup the Main -larm ost

Preparation

8lace a valid 960 6!0 card in correct direction, then insert the 6!0 card slot into the larm 5ost. >no password,

clear all messages and contacts before use@

djust 960 antenna and check the 960 signal if it is %;.

/onnect telephone land line to N!OP >0odel (?0odel (?


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Chec GSM Signal Le!el

!f you press the S or button when host is in standby mode, it will show as below4

GSM Signal level: XX YY

??E is signal level, ) digits, N**P U N


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DefenX360TM 5/D Touchpad ;ireless Remote other languages are available upon re#uest@

:ork with wireless alarm main host with function of armed home, armed away, disarm and emergency alarm

(ouble password protection

E)8R%0 data management $ remembers programming settings when power is disconnected

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/ode recorded and resume function

Tracks main host status information

Built$in rechargeable backup battery

6imple and easy operation

"ireless #eypad Specifications

8ower supply4 2)'dc **m 0aximum current4 K**m

:orking environment4 temperature4 $2*G*I/ humidity4 H-AL

8roduct dimension4 2* V 2*A V )* >mm@

:tartup the Remote ;ireless normal@. lashingC work with backup battery. ?ffC low backup battery.

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Main ost > Remote


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6tatus 5istory(!6R0??4*2.*2 *


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Detailed :ettings of Main ost and Remote lso applied to the remote keypad@.

"NTF press button to delete the old record , then press 33&&55WF "NT

33&&55W4 A digits, meaning year >33@, month >&&@, day >55@, week >W=N*P means 6unday@.

or example 2Ath(ecember, )*2), Thursday, you may press 121217/, now the host date will be 2Ath

(ecember, )*2), Thursday.

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-uto DialerHs*

To set the reporting telephone numbers or reporting 606.

N/all /enterP is for call center, also can be used as the alarm status report number, the number set here will be

used to report to a call center with demco /!( protocol or a specified number to report status of the system >arm

disarm alarm / ailure@.

N8ersonal ObrP is for a personal number, only reports when system is in alarm.

N/all by phoneP for voice alarming. N606 ReportingP for 606 alarming. !f you choose N606 ReportingP, system will just send 606 to mobile

numbers, but not land line numbers.

"NTF press button to delete the old record , then press 2sttelephone number F "NT

8ress S or button to select the report method >/all by phone 606 Reporting@ F "NT

Repeat process for )ndphone number,


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Iit delay*

To set the delay time of arming.

"NT F press button to delete old record F ??F "NT

??4 ) digits, you can set **G- seconds, the default is N2P.

:iren ?n2?ff*

The system has < ones >8erimeter 7one, 0otion 7one and Emergency 7one@ for your options to enable or disable

the siren when sensors are triggered.

"NTF 6iren %n%ff, press S or button to choose %O or % F "NT

The siren will alarm when sensors are triggered. ou need to setup the alarming duration time >minutes@ in the next

sub$menus.

8ress button to delete old record F ??F "NT

??4 ) digits, you can set **G+* minutes, the defaults are N*2P >2 minute@ for emergency one, N*2P >2 minute@

perimeter one and N*2P >2 minute@ for motion one.

N%T"* !f the time is set to & :: for a particular Bone= then the siren +ill be set to

mute mode for this Bone.

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-rm2Disarm 1eep*

"NTF S or button F "NT

/hoose NE6P or NO%P for having a short siren sound when arm or disarm the alarm host. (efault is NE6P.

Fser 4D*

This is only for use in security service call center management >!ndividual user can ignore this setting@.

"NTF press button to delete old record F ????F "NT

????4 1 digits, you can set ****G----. (efault user code ***2. This is used to identify the system number for

a security call center.

Fpload statusJ*This is used when you want the system status such as arm, disarm, alarm and / power failure to be reported to the

call center number.

"NTF S or button F "NT

/hoose NE6P or NO%P for upload or not upload the status. The defaulted is NO%P.

!?T* 4f you monitor the system by yourself7 this function is Bery useful as any status changes in

the system will be reported by :M: to the call center number which is set to your mobile number9.

Kou will then receiBe system information if there is an -/ power failure7 arm7 disarm or alarm.

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/ut;ire -larmJ>(?supports up to 1 remotes or wireless keypads per one@. Eachone can set to different N7one TypeP, Nlarm TypeP, NBypass7oneP, and NEntry (elayP.

"NTF press button to delete old record F ??F "NT

??4 ) digits, for valid operation you can set *)GN)P means motion one, N2P means perimeter one, N*P means emergency one@

8ress S or button to allocate the one type F "NT

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-larm Type*

8ress button to delete old record F ??F "NT

??4 ) digits, you can set **G2 or )* for valid alarm type. The corresponding sensor name will then show on

the &/( and 606 when alarm is triggered. larm type )* is special for allocating the bell button to the door

bell function.

AlarmType

XX

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

SensorName

Panic 1 Panic 2 Ga S!"#e D""$ %in&"' %i$e& IR

Alarm

TypeXX

0( 0) 10 11 12 13 14 15 20

SensorName

Pe$i!e*e$ 1 Pe$i!e*e$ 2 M"*i"n 1 M"*i"n 2 M"*i"n 3 Sen"$ 1 Sen"$ 2 Sen"$ 3 +D""$ ,ell-

1ypass 8one*

This setting is to enable or disable a one.

8ress S or button F "NT

/hoose NE6P to bypass >disable@ the sensor, choose NO%P to keep this oneXs sensors working. (efault is

NO%P.

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ntry Delay :et*

This setting is to enable or disable entry delay for the one.


/hoose NE6P if you want the sensors in this one to have entry delay, choose NO%P if you want the alarm to

goes off immediately when any of the sensors in this one is triggered, regardless of the entry delay timesetting. (efault is NO%P.

Below shows the default one allocation and recommended sensors, user has the flexibility to assign their own

configuration if necessary >7one ** C *2,


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:et :mart 8one*

This is a brand new feature in (efen?


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8one 4ndicator*


/hoose NE6P then the main host will provide a few NbiP sound to indicate a sensor in this one is being

triggered. choose NO%P if you do not need sound indication when a sensor in this one is being triggered.

rogram :ensor*

This setting is for adding or deleting sensors in all ones >including one **, *2@. 6ee below settings for8one

numberandGroup !umber.

8one !umber*

N7one OumberP is the one where you want the sensor program to.

The system has optional@ and ) dedicated ones forremotes >supports up to 1 remotes or wireless keypads per one@.

"NTF press button to delete old record F ??F "NT

?? 4 ) digits, for valid operation you can set **G


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Group !umber*

N9roup OumberP $ each one can accompany 1 sensors, defined as *, 2, ) or


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;ireless /ode*

This option allows you to change the main host uni#ue wireless code for transmission. !t is used so that every

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:tatus istory*

This option allows you to checA the alarm history records. The system is able to memoriCe up to "00

records with alarm status7 date and time.

"NTF8ress S or button to view record F "NT

Main unit :ync

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?nly applied to the remote Aeypad9 This option allows the remote Aeypad matches to the main host to

receiBe status information.

"NTFtrigger main unit alarm to let the remote keypad learn the main host signal

The word N&earningP will show on the &/( 6creen, trigger the alarm from main host, the word N6uccessP will

show on the &/( screen once the remote keypad receives the main host signal.

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?perating the -larm ost

-rm* By wireless remote4 press the button for the Nrmed wayP mode.

press the button for the Nrmed 5omeP mode.

By 5ost panel >;eypad@4

:F password F "NTF S or F "NT

S or button to choose Nrmed 5omeP or Nrmed wayP

!n Nrmed wayP mode, all sensors can trigger the alarm to start when system is armed.

!n Nrmed 5omeP mode, only the sensors set in the perimeter one can trigger the alarm to start when system

is armed.

Disarm* By wireless remote4 press the button and the host will beep twice to exit from any armed mode.


"(CF password F "NT

the host will beep twice to successfully complete the operation

mergency* By wireless remote4 press the button and the host will alarm immediately.


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Record* The message recorded will be used for playback in an alarm event. 8ress and hold the record button>located at the back of the main host@ and speak close to the mic hole of the host, and then release, thevoice is then recorded. ou can record a maximum 2* seconds message.

lay* 8ress the play button >located at the back of the main host@ and you can hear the recorded message.

Telephone alarm* fter receiving the call, you will hear the recorded voice message immediately, it can be

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Disarm remotely by phone* /all the phone number associated to the system, you will hear one NbiP sound

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;ired -ccessories /onnection 4nstruction

5ow to connect wired sensors to the alarm host

Oormal /losedO/type sensors

:ensor withself power supply

:ensor withoutself power supply

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Oormal %penO%type sensors

:ensor withself power supply

:ensor withoutself power supply

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Descriptions of ;ireless -ccessories


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Descriptions of ;ireless -ccessories

"ireless &emote 'D()*+,--(.

Features

To control the alarm host to arm and disarm or set off alarm.

:ith the emergency key for urgent help.

Specifications

%perating power4 )A 2)' alkaline battery

Emitting distance4 [2**m >in open area@

6ervice life4 H2 year

Installation and Usage

or users to take along.

9enerally, press the NwayP key to arm before leaving homeJ and press the N(isarmP key to disarmJ N5omeP is

setting Nrmed homeP, please take notes that Nrm 5omeP is only effective for sensors in 8erimeter 7one >door

sensor\curtain 8!R sensor@ and sensors in Emergency 7one >&ike 9as sensor\6moke sensor\9lass

sensor\Emergency button@, it is not effective >bypassed@ for all sensors in 0otion one >&ike wide$angle 8!R@.

8lease replace the batteries after one year usage and when you feel remote control distance is shortened.

How to program

8lease refer to the descriptions of8rogram 6ensoror #uick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless

accessories.

Ootes4

ou can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 3 remotes can be added.

!f there is already a remote set to the one memory location, a new remote set to the same memory location will override it.

"ireless Panic /%tton 'D()*+ -0.


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"ireless Panic /%tton 'D()*+,-0.

Features

To allow immediate alarm set off by pressing it once.

8lace beside beds, under tables, or let the elderly carry along with them.

Specifications

%perating power4 )A 2)' alkaline battery




or users to take along, place at places for #uick

alarm set off.

6care away the intruder immediately.

8lease replace the batteries after one year usage and when you feel remote control distance is shortened.

How to program

8lease refer to the descriptions of8rogram 6ensoror #uick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless

accessories.

Ootes4

ou can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 3 panic remotes can be added.

!f there is already a panic remote set to the one memory location, a new panic remote set to the same memory location will

override it.

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"ireless Door Sensor 'D()*+ -1/.


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"ireless Door Sensor 'D()*+,-1/.

Features

9enerally set in 8erimeter one or 0otion one.

!f any door or window is opened, it will transmit the alarm signals to the alarm host.

Specifications

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"ireless Smart Door Sensor 'D()*+,-1S.

Features

9enerally set in 8erimeter one or 0otion one.

!f any door or window is opened, it will transmit the alarm signals to the alarm host.

N"W$ !t can notify the main host if it is open or closd to alert user before arming the premises.

Specifications

%perating power4 )


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"ireless "ide,Angle PI& Sensor 'D()*+,-+.

Features

0ainly monitor and control indoor space, generally set as 0otion one.

:hen human body enters into detecting area, the sensor will transmit alarm signals to the alarm host.

Specifications

%perating power4 -' +)) battery



(etecting distance4 22*I 2*V2*m

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ix the bracket on suitable wall surface or in wall corner at a distance of )G).1m above the ground.

%pen the sensor shell to connect the batteries well and adjust jumper line >short circuit N6P4 The sensor will

detect once every secondsJ short circuit N0!OP4 The sensor will detect once every minutes@.

:uggestion* short circuit ):E for testing and )M4!E for normal useL

ix the sensor onto the bracket.

djust the sensor to a proper angle and then slide the power switch on the side to N%OP, and it will enter into the

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"ireless Indoor Siren 'D()*+ 2+)".

Features

:ork with alarm host, wireless receiving alarm signals,spot alarming with sound and flash.

:ith power plug, usually for indoor use.

Specifications

%perating 8ower4 2**G)1*'/

Receiving (istance4 [3* 0 >!n open area@


8lug the wireless siren into suitable indoor power socket.

6uggestion4 9enerally around 2.30 from the ground.

How to program

8lease refer to the #uick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless accessories.

Ootes4

ou can only add 2 wireless siren each time.

:hen configure the wireless siren, you can only operation on the keypad of the alarm host.

%ne siren can be studied to at most 2* wireless alarm hosts, multiple wireless sirens are available to be added for each alarm host.

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"ireless Gas Detector 'D()*+,-34 optional.


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"ireless Gas Detector 'D()*+ -34 optional.

Features

0ainly monitor and control indoor gas leak, generally set as Emergency 7one.

Qsually installed in kitchen.

Specifications

%perating power4 ))*G)1*'/*G+*57


!nductive gas4 Oatural gas4 *.2L$*.L

&i#uefied petroleum gas >&89@4 *.2L$*.


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' 4 p .

Features

0ainly monitor and control indoor fire risks, generally set as Emergency 7one.

Replace the batteries for every 2 or ) year.

Specifications

%perating power4 -' alkaline battery



0onitoring range4 )*m


ix the smoke alarm onto ceiling inside the kitchen.

Qsually installed on the ceilings of living room and aisles.

How to program8lease refer to the descriptions of8rogram 6ensoror #uick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless

accessories.

Ootes4

ou can only add 2 wireless smoke detector each time, totally 1 available to be added.

!f there is already a smoke detector set to the one memory location, a new smoke detector set to the same memory location will

override it.

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"ireless 5%tdoor Siren 'D()*+,2+)H#4 optional.


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' 4 p .

Features

Oice, ex#uisite and waterproof.

0icro$computer controlling, steady performance and high$class #uality.

6tudy to at most 2* pieces of wireless alarm host.

:ith inbuilt charging circuit and back up accumulators, automatic / power and (/ power transformation.

&ow standby power consumption, self$inspection of lower battery voltage, automatic charging.

:all hanging installation.

Specifications

%perating power4 22*G)1*'/, *5

/urrent consumption4 H)*m ] 2)'dc

Backup Battery4 A.)' **m or 2)'dc 2.) >optional@

6iren current4 ))*m ] 2)'dc

lash /urrent4 23*m ] 2)'dc Timer4 2 minute >Test@, < minutes or + minutes

Tamper Trigger4 !OTE?T selectable

%perating temperature4 $2*o/to 1*o/

:ater splash resistant, 8lastic 8/ with Q' protection, conformal coated

circuit board

larming volume4 [22*db

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"ireless 5%tdoor Photoelectric /eam Detector 'D()*+,A/T4 optional.


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' 4 p .

Features

Oice, ex#uisite and waterproof.

:ide vision facing

0icro$computer controlling, steady performance and high$class #uality.

:all mounted $ Easy !nstallation %utdoor sensing distance +*m, 2**m or )**m.

nti$!nterference with &ight ilter

Tamper 8rotection

:all hanging installation.

alse$larm resistant $ prevent interference from birds and small pets.

M?R TK: ? :!:?R: -R -'-45-15 F?! R@F:T T? :F4T ?FR !D:

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@uicA guide on how to actiBate and deactiBate wireless accessories


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@uicA guide on how to actiBate and deactiBate wireless accessories

:ensor Type ow to actiBate ow to deactiBate

Remote ;eypad

>7one **, *2@

2@("TF password F S or N8rogram sensorP F "NTF F

3 3 F "NTF F ?F "NTF S or Nctivate 6ensorP F

"NT>N&earningP will be shown@1. )@ 8ress on the remote twice successively, the main host &/(

will display P6uccessP

2@("TF password F S or

N8rogram sensorP F !TF F 3 3F "NT

F F ? F "NTF S or N(elete 6ensorP F

"NT

)@ The alarm host will beep once and press E6/ to

exit.

Remote>7one **, *2@

2@ 6ame as above

)@ 8ress on keypad twice successively, the main host &/( will

display P6uccessP

6ame as above

:ireless door sensor2@ 6ame as above

)@ Trigger the door magnet sensor twice successively6ame as above

:ireless smart door sensor

2@ 6ame as above

)@ Trigger the door magnet sensor twice successively

not the remote@ to sound off the

siren, then disarm by using the alarm host keypad"(CF

password F "NT, the alarm host will beep twice to indicate the

indoor siren has been successfully disarmed.


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/ommon roblems and :olutions:ymptoms of aults ossible /ause :olution

The alarm host goes off immediately after

connected to the power

The telephone incoming line has not been connected

or not well connected./onnect the telephone incoming line well.

The alarm host canXt record playback

message.The record button is not pressed correctly.

2. 8ress the record button while recording, maximum message

length is 2* seconds.

Repeatedly receiving the alarm telephoneail to operate according to the operation instruction

of the telephone alarm.

ollow the instructions after answering the alarm phone calls

and hearing the recorded message4

>6ee %peration $$$Telephone alarm@

The host does not alarm after the detector

is triggered in arm state

2. /aused by the functions of arm mode >rmed

way and rmed 5ome@.

). 5ave already setup time for Entry (elay or Exit

(elay.

2. Nrmed wayP mode4 the alarm goes off when any sensor is

triggered.

). Nrmed 5omeP mode4 the alarm goes off when any sensor

in perimeter one is triggered and it wonXt alarm when any

sensor in motion one is triggered.


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This alarm is a hi$tech product with the outstanding design and sophisticated techni#ue, and shall be used carefully.

To make the alarm to operate for a long term stably and to prolong the service life, it is recommended that4

Try to put the alarm host in the dry and well$ventilated places.

(o not put the host and any wireless detectors in too cold, too hot or dusty places to prevent it from curtailing the

service lives of electric parts and preventing the plastic shell from distorting and accelerating to age.

(o not put the host and any wireless detectors in low and too exposed places to prevent the children fromtouching them or the thieves from finding them.

Regular testing is necessary for finding and resolving problems in time.

Regularly check the batteries in all wireless sensors and replace the running out batteries to ensure the normal

operation of them.

KouHd better Aeep the power of the alarm host and all wireless accessories off while a long&time Bacancy

of the system.

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-ccessories


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Kour /ustomiCed 8ones N lease fill in for your record if you haBe customiCed Cones


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Alarm

Type

XX

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

Sensor

NamePanic 1 Panic 2 Ga S!"#e D""$ %in&"' %i$e& IR

AlarmType

XX

0( 0) 10 11 12 13 14 15 20

Sensor

NamePe$i!e*e$ 1 Pe$i!e*e$ 2 M"*i"n 1 M"*i"n 2 M"*i"n 3 Sen"$ 1 Sen"$ 2 Sen"$ 3 +D""$ ,ell-

Zone Number 00 . 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 0( 0) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1( 1)

Zone Type /!e$genc 8erimeter 0otionAlarm Type (See above table) Re!"*e

Recommended Accessories Re!"*e ea&

Zone Number 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2( 2) 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3(

Zone Type M"*i"n Pe$i!e*e$ M"*i"n /!e$genc

Alarm Type (See above table)

Recommended Accessories

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ThanA you for purchasing our products7 please fill in for your record.

urchase Date * OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

:erial !o. ?n the bacA of the main host9 * OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

DealerPs !ame > -ddress * OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

DealerPs /ontact !o. * OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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