Security Alarms AR6000 Manual de usuario
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radio controlled intruder alarm
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Advanced security system for your home and office
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Advanced security system for your home and office
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Index................................................................................................................................................................1
Security instructions........................................................................................................................................2
Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................3
Operating modes..............................................................................................................................................4
Installation sequence .......................................................................................................................................6
Alarm siren....................................................................................................................................................10
Calibrating the infrasonic detector.................................................................................................................10
Installation.....................................................................................................................................................11
Using the alarm..............................................................................................................................................11
Battery life.....................................................................................................................................................12
Fault finding - when the alarm is not activated .............................................................................................13
Fault finding - when the alarm is activated....................................................................................................14
Set-up, accessory naming and fault finding via remote diagnostics..............................................................15
Interface port .................................................................................................................................................16
Specification..................................................................................................................................................17
Wall fixing template......................................................................................................................................18
Warranty........................................................................................................................................................19
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Please follow the directions carefully to ensure optimum performance.
Connect the alarm only to a 220-240 volt AC
50Hz power supply via the transformer.
Make sure that the alarm is either secured to a
wall or safely placed on a clean flat surface.
Use the alarm exclusively for its designated
application.
Never use the alarm if it is damaged.
Do not install the unit near a heat source.
Do not allow children to use the alarm without
supervision or previous operating experience.
Do not expose the cable from the transformer to
a direct heat source and make sure that it is safely
secured.
Never put the unit in water. Clean with a damp
cloth making sure that the power supply
transformer is disconnected.
Never use abrasive products or a metallic sponge
to clean the unit or accessories.
Security Alarms declines all responsibility in case of damage caused by not respecting the installation
instructions.
3Introduction |
Introduction
IntroductionIntroduction
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of an AR6000
intruder alarm.
The AR6000 intruder alarm was originally developed
by the army to detect an intruder at the precise moment
that he makes a forced entry or break-in. (fig. 1)
The infrasonic system reacts to shock waves that are
produced by a break-in. The alarm siren operates
immediately the intruder attempts to enter your home or
office.
When an intruder breaks or forces a window or a door,
vibrations (shock-waves) are created in the air (fig.2)
that are captured by a very sensitive microphone in the
alarm and converted into electronic signals. These
signals are passed through a pre-programmed electronic
filtering system for analysis and when found positive
activate the alarm siren immediately. But the intruder
is still on the outside of your home or office.
According to the Police, when an intruder hears an
alarm siren that he has set-off, 9 ½ times out of 10, he will immediately leave the premises.
This modular security system can also be used with radio or wired door/window contacts and infra-red
detectors, as well as smoke and water detectors, external sirens and stroboscopic lights.
The system can also be connected by telephone to...
- your mobile telephone, neighbours and friends fixed and mobile telephones, with vocal and SMS
messages via a telephone modem. The system can distinguish between several factors such as break-in,
aggression, smoke, Panic and power failure.
- a central alarm surveillance station with digital and SMS messages via a telephone modem.
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Switches (fig. 3 & 4)
1. Infrasonic and Accessories detection; door window contacts &/or
passive infra-red
2. Test mode
3. Accessories only with no infrasonic detection; door window contacts
and/or passive infra-red detectors
4. Security Zone 1 - accessories only - the main area to be protected
5. Security Zone 2 - accessories only - the secondary area to be protected
6. Security Zone 1 + 2 - accessories only - all areas to be protected
Anti-tamper and radio jamming protection
The alarm has an automatic 24 hour anti-tamper protection which is activated
when it is lifted from its mounting. When the alarm is activated all operating switches are protected. If the
alarm is lifted from its support or a switch is moved, the alarm siren will operate immediately. If the alarm
radio receives any kind of radio jamming signals for more than 30 seconds the alarm siren will operate
immediately.
Alarm display (fig. 5)
1. Power (blue light)
2. Test (green light)
3. Zone 1 main area to be protected (green light)
4. Zone 2 secondary area to be protected (green light)
Zone 1 & 2, the total areas to be protected (both green
lights)
5. Alarm activated (red light)
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Input and output ports (fig. 6)
1. Power (15 Vac, 2 Amp)
2. Digicom telephone modem wired output
3. Bell box additional internal and external wired siren outputs
4. PIR and smoke etc. wired accessories for main area to be protected
5. Diagnostic port RS232 link for programming, interrogation and set-up
6. Interface port (A B C D E F) system armed, remote armed, etc.
Jumpers
Siren Delay Immediate - Jumper fitted
Pre-alarm beep siren with 15 seconds delay - Jumper not fitted
Program Memory closed - Jumper fitted
Memory open to add new codes - Jumper not fitted
Tone Level Normal alarm/disarm beeps - Jumper fitted
Quiet alarm/disarm beeps - Jumper not fitted
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1. Remove the contents from the shipping box and check that all material is present
1 alarm AR6000
1 transformer with lead and jack plug
2 two-buttoned radio key-fobs
4 window stickers
1 User guide
2. Battery
Remove the battery cover, check the 6 batteries are already in place, insert the last lithium battery and then
replace the cover. The alarm should always be left plugged into the electricity mains supply.
3. Key-fob operation (fig. 7)
ON = press green button (one beep)
OFF = press red button (two beeps)
PANIC = press green & red buttons at the same time.
The siren will operate for 3 minutes.
To STOP press red button (three beeps).
4. Radio code learning mode
For key-fobs and radio accessories. Each key-fob is
randomly coded (59’000 codes) by the factory. There
should be no need to re-code them. Make sure that each
accessory is coded according to customer requirements
4.1 Insert fuse (fig. 8).
Remove the rear cover at the back of the alarm and
insert the fuse. All lights will be illuminated for 5
seconds and then the blue power light will flash and one
green zone light will be illuminated – relating to the
position of the zone switch.
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4.2 Insert power jack plug. (fig. 9)
The blue power light and a green zone light will
be illuminated.
4.3 Key-fob code learning.
Set switches to Test and zone 1. (fig. 10 & 11)
The green test light will be illuminated.
4.4 Remove the Program jumper. (fig. 12)
One long beep will confirm that the memory is open and the
green test light will flash. The alarm is now in the code
learning mode.
4.5 Press key-fob button green - ON or red - OFF on all
key-fobs. 4 beeps will confirm that the/each code has been
learnt.
4.6 Replace the Program jumper. (fig. 13)
If the alarm is to be used without accessories two short beeps
will confirm that the codes have now all been recorded in the
memory. And then ignore instruction 4.7 - 4.11.
4.7 Accessories only code learning. Set switch to
Infrasonic and Accessories.
(fig. 14). To programme
accessory codes according to the relevant security zones.
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4.8 For standard accessories. Set switch to zone 1 (fig. 15)
The green zone 1 light will flash. Then activate the relevant accessory and
1 beep will confirm that the code is learned for activation in zone 1. Other
accessory codes can also be learned and 1 beep will confirm that the new
code has been learned. If the code has already been learned no beep will
occur. It will only beep for new codes.
4.9 For standard accessories. Set switch to zone 2 (fig. 16)
The green zone 2 light will flash. Then activate the relevant accessory and
2 beeps will confirm that the code is learned for activation in zone 2. Other
accessory codes can also be learned and 2 beeps will confirm that the new
code has been learned. If the code has already been learned no beeps will
occur. It will only beep for new codes.
4.10 For standard accessories. Set switch to zone 3 (Zones 1 + 2)
(Do not re-code accessories already coded in zone 1 & 2) (fig. 17)
The green zone 1 & 2 lights will flash. Then activate the relevant accessory
and 3 beeps will confirm that the code is learned for activation in zone 1 &
2 combined. Other accessory codes can also be learned and 3 beeps will
confirm that the new code has been learned. If the code has already been
learned no beeps will occur. It will only beep for new codes.
4.11 For smoke and other special accessories which must be constantly
active 24 hours a day. Set switch to Accessories only (fig.18). The green
Test light and the zone lights 1 & 2 will flash. Then activate the relevant
accessory and 5 beeps will confirm that the code is learned. It is not
necessary to place the zone switch in any specific position as these
accessories are always active.
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