Swann Alpha Series Manual de usuario

Combination Product Name:

Home Assistance Button and

Movement Sensor Kit

HomeSafe Alert Kit

Instruction Manual

Manual de instrucciones

OVERVIEW

How does it work?

Basically, the Home Assistance Button and Movement Sensor Kit/HomeSafe Alert Kit

consists of the following components:

1. The Indoor Alarm Receiver works as an alarm buzzer and a door chime. It monitors

for signals coming from the Alert Sensor and the Doorbell, and plays an alert sound

in response to that signal. It also features a series of LED indicators on the front

of the unit so you can visually tell where an alert is coming from. The Indoor Alarm

Receiver can be either mounted to a xed location or completely freestanding.

2. The Alert Sensor enables you to monitor for movement in a particular zone or area

of your property. The Alert Sensor sends a signal to the Indoor Alarm Receiver

whenever movement is detected. The Alert Sensor can be deployed outdoors, for

example, near the entry to your driveway and garage, or placed indoors at various

entry/exit points in your home or business.

3. The Doorbell enables visitors to send a chime to the Indoor Alarm Receiver so you

know that someone’s waiting at your doorstep. The Doorbell can also easily be

carried around the home in your pocket and used as a help button.

Need more coverage and protection for different areas around your property? Simply

purchase additional Alert Sensor and Doorbell units and add them to your alarm

system. The Indoor Alarm Receiver has 4 separate channels — each with customizable

alert sounds and the capability to support continuous monitoring of up to 15 devices

per channel.

Extend the System

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GETTING TO KNOW THE DEVICES

Indoor Alarm Receiver Overview(Model:SWALPH-CHM2)

Sensor Channel 1

LED Indicator

Speaker

Battery Compartment

Volume

Button

Doorbell Channel

Button

Keyhole Mounting Slots

Sensor Channel

1, 2, 3 Buttons

Melody Select

Button

Doorbell Channel

LED Indicator

Sensor Channel 3

LED Indicator

Sensor Channel 2

LED Indicator

GETTING TO KNOW THE DEVICES

Alert Sensor Overview(Model:SWALPH-ALSEN2)

Doorbell Overview(Model:SWALPH-BUTTON)

Passive Infrared

Motion Detector

LED Indicator

Single Blink - Motion Detected

Continuous Blinking - Low Battery

Doorbell Button /

LED Indicator

Mounting

Bracket Slot

Mounting

Bracket Slot

Battery

Compartment

CODE Button

(inside battery

compartment)

Locking Screw

Battery

Compartment

Locking Screw

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Indoor Alarm Receiver

The Indoor Alarm Receiver requires 3 AA batteries (not supplied) to operate.

For reliable, long-lasting performance, use only high quality alkaline batteries.

To install batteries:

1. Push the release tab and lift off the battery compartment cover.

2. Insert 3 new AA batteries, matching the polarity markings (+ and -) shown inside the

battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover.

Alert Sensor

The Alert Sensor requires 3 AAA batteries (not supplied) to operate.

For reliable, long-lasting performance, use only high quality alkaline batteries.

To install batteries:

1. Using a small Phillips®screwdriver, remove the two screws securing the battery

compartment cover, and then lift off the cover.

2. Insert 3 new AAA batteries, matching the polarity markings (+ and –) shown inside

the battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover and screw it back into place with the

previously removed screws.

Doorbell

WARNING! This product contains a button/coin cell battery. If the button/coin cell battery is swallowed,

it can cause internal chemical burns in as little as two hours and lead to death. Dispose of used

batteries immediately. Keep new and used batteries away from children. If the battery compartment

does not close securely, stop using the product. If you think batteries might have been swallowed or

placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.

Australia: If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body,

immediately call the 24-hour Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 for fast, expert advice and go

straight to the nearest hospital emergency room.

The Doorbell is powered by a CR2025 battery (supplied).

To install the battery:

1. Using a small Phillips®screwdriver, remove the screw securing the battery

compartment cover.

2. Rotate the battery compartment cover counter-clockwise until the arrow aligns

with the Unlock position and lift off the cover.

3. Place the new CR2025 battery in the battery compartment with the positive (+) side

facing up.

4. Replace the battery compartment cover rotating clockwise until the arrow aligns

with the Lock position and fasten with the previously removed screw.

OPERATING BASICS

Pairing the Alert Sensor with the Indoor Alarm Receiver

1. Place the Alert Sensor faced down to avoid triggering it.

2. Decide which Sensor Channel (1, 2 or 3) you want to assign to the Alert Sensor,

then press and hold the desired Sensor Channel Number button on the side of the

Indoor Alarm Receiver until the corresponding Sensor Channel LED indicator lights

up and a beep is heard. The Indoor Alarm Receiver is now in pairing mode.

3. Within 25 seconds, trigger the Alert Sensor by lifting it up. The Sensor Channel

melody sounds with the corresponding Sensor Channel LED indicator blinking on

the Indoor Alarm Receiver to conrm successful pairing.

Note: You can also pair the Alert Sensor by pressing the CODE button inside the

battery compartment of the Alert Sensor.

4. If pairing is not completed within 25 seconds, the Sensor Channel LED indicator

goes off and the Indoor Alarm Receiver is no longer in pairing mode. Repeat the

steps above to pair the Alert Sensor again.

Pairing the Doorbell with the Indoor Alarm Receiver

1. Press and hold the Doorbell Channel button on the side of the Indoor Alarm

Receiver until the Doorbell Channel LED indicator lights up. The Indoor Alarm

Receiver is now in pairing mode.

2. Within 25 seconds, press the Doorbell button. The Doorbell Channel melody sounds

with the Doorbell Channel LED indicator blinking on the Indoor Alarm Receiver to

conrm successful pairing.

3. If pairing is not completed within 25 seconds, the Doorbell Channel LED indicator

goes off and the Indoor Alarm Receiver is no longer in pairing mode. Repeat steps

above to pair the Doorbell again.

Adjusting the Indoor Alarm Receiver Volume

There are three volume levels available. Simply press the Volume button on the side of

the Indoor Alarm Receiver until the desired volume level is obtained. You will hear the

difference in volume each time the Volume button is pressed.

TIP: The Doorbell can also be paired with one of the Sensor Channels, if desired. In step

1 above, press and hold any Sensor Channel Number button (instead of the Doorbell

Channel button) until the Sensor Channel LED indicator lights up.

TIP: The Alert Sensor can also be paired with the Doorbell Channel, if desired. In step

2 above, press and hold the Doorbell Channel button (instead of the Sensor Channel

Number button) until the Doorbell Channel LED indicator lights up.

OPERATING BASICS

Resetting the Indoor Alarm Receiver

Resetting the Indoor Alarm Receiver removes all devices that have been paired with

it. This will enable you to add those devices to different channels. Resetting can also

help x some common issues (for example, the Indoor Alarm Receiver sounding

unexpectedly because of signal interference from neighboring devices).

To reset the Indoor Alarm Receiver:

• Press and hold the Melody Select button on the side of the Indoor Alarm Receiver

until all of the Doorbell and Sensor Channel LEDs light up at the same time.

• After resetting the Indoor Alarm Receiver, you will need to pair the Alert Sensor and

the Doorbell with it again.

Muting the Indoor Alarm Receiver

Like some peace and quiet for a period of time? You can easily turn off the alert sounds

coming from any channel on the Indoor Alarm Receiver.

To mute a channel:

• Briey press the Sensor/Doorbell Channel button that corresponds with the

channel that you want muted. The Indoor Alarm Receiver beeps twice to conrm

the selected channel has been muted.

• Any alerts triggered by devices on that particular channel will not be sounded,

however, you will still be visually alerted by the corresponding Sensor/Doorbell

Channel LED blinking for 25 seconds when the device is triggered.

To unmute a channel:

• Briey press the Sensor/Doorbell Channel button that corresponds with the

channel that is currently muted. The Indoor Alarm Receiver beeps once to conrm

the selected channel has been unmuted.

Changing the Channel Melody

You can set a different melody sound for each Sensor/Doorbell Channel.

1. Press the Melody Select button on the side of the Indoor Alarm Receiver. The next

melody is played. Keep pressing the Melody Select button until you hear a melody

you like. There are 36 melodies to choose from.

2. Choose the Sensor/Doorbell Channel (must have at least one paired device) you want

the melody to be assigned to by pressing and holding the desired Sensor/Doorbell

Channel button until the corresponding Sensor/Doorbell Channel LED lights up.

3. Within 25 seconds, trigger any device linked to the Sensor/Doorbell Channel:

— trigger Alert Sensor by waving your hand in front of it, or

— trigger Doorbell by pressing the Doorbell button

4. The Indoor Alarm Receiver plays the chosen melody with the corresponding Sensor/

Doorbell Channel LED blinking as conrmation.

MOUNTING THE DEVICES

Indoor Alarm Receiver

• The Indoor Alarm Receiver can be completely freestanding or mounted. The

operating distance between the Indoor Alarm Receiver and the Alert Sensor/

Doorbell is up to 100ft/30m but the range may vary depending on local conditions.

• As it is also completely freestanding, you may nd it more convenient to place it on

a shelf or table. One of the benets of a battery-powered wireless receiver is that

if you have a large house, you can bring the receiver with you. No more missing

visitors because you were all the way at the back of the house.

• If you would like to mount the Indoor Alarm

Receiver, simply attach two screws to the

wall using the supplied mounting template

as a guide (if mounting on drywall/masonry,

install wall anchors rst). Do not insert the

screws all the way in but leave a small gap

between the screw head and wall so that

you can hang the Indoor Alarm Receiver on

the screws using the keyhole slots on the

back of the Indoor Alarm Receiver.

Alert Sensor

• The Alert Sensor, under typical conditions, is designed to detect people and vehicles

moving within the detection area of up to 13ft/4m. The LED indicator blinks once

when movement is detected.

• For optimal coverage, mount the Alert Sensor approximately 6.5ft/2m above the

ground, pointing slightly downwards at an angle where the most likely approach

path of visitors and vehicles is across the front of the Alert Sensor. Motion

detection is less effective when movement is directly towards or away from the

front of the Alert Sensor.

• Avoid placing the Alert Sensor in a position where it will face direct sunlight, objects

that produce heat such as replaces, heaters and air conditioners, or reective

surfaces such as windows which can cause sunlight to be reected onto the PIR

detector.

• Avoid mounting on surfaces that can move or vibrate.

More sensitive Less sensitive

13 ft / 4m

(Actual detection range is subject to

environmental conditions)

MOUNTING THE DEVICES

To mount the Alert Sensor:

• Wall mounting using screws

Doorbell

The Doorbell can be mounted to the surface using the supplied mounting plate and

adhesive tape. Avoid mounting on metal surfaces as this can reduce the operating range.

1. Make sure the surface is dry, smooth and free of dust and other substances that

could affect adhesion. Clean the surface with an alcohol/

cleaning wipe, and let dry.

2. Peel off the adhesive tape liner on the back of the Doorbell

mounting plate, and then press the mounting plate rmly to the

surface for 60 seconds to ensure solid adhesion.

3. Slide the Doorbell down onto the mounting plate until it clicks

into place.

1. Attach the mounting bracket to the

wall using two screws (supplied).

You may need to use wall anchors

depending on the surface.

2. Slide the Alert Sensor down onto the

mounting bracket until it is secured

in place. Then, adjust the angle of the

Alert Sensor accordingly to achieve

the best detection results.

1. Do not use on rough surfaces. Works best on at, smooth

surfaces. Clean the surface with an alcohol/cleaning wipe,

and let dry.

2. Attach the circular wall plate Ato the mounting

bracket using two small screws (supplied).

3. Afx the double-sided tape Bto the back of the

wall plate A, then press the mounting bracket

rmly to the wall for 60 seconds to ensure solid

adhesion.

4. Slide the Alert Sensor down onto the

mounting bracket until it is secured

in place. Then, adjust the angle of the

Alert Sensor accordingly to achieve

the best detection results.

• Wall mounting using adhesive tape

TROUBLESHOOTING

I keep getting false alerts from the Alert Sensor

• The Alert Sensor uses passive infrared to detect changes in temperature so check

that there are no shifting heat sources in the view of the sensor. This includes the

obvious things, such as moving pets or people, but also things such as a moving

shadow on a hot day or bushes which can absorb a lot of heat and trigger motion

alerts as they sway in the wind. Sometimes reected infrared heat from the sun is

also enough to trigger the Alert Sensor.

• Avoid placing the Alert Sensor in a location where sunlight will shine directly on the

PIR detector. Direct sunlight may cause false alarms and may also cause damage

to the PIR detector.

• If you’re using the system in an environment with a high level of radio ‘noise’ (that

is, somewhere with multiple wireless devices in use) then these interfering signals

might be interpreted by the system as alarm signals. This should, however, be a

very rare occurrence.

• Batteries could be running low which can cause the Alert Sensor to behave

erratically. The Alert Sensor's LED indicator will start blinking continuously when the

batteries need replacing. See the "Battery Installation — Alert Sensor" section for

instructions.

I am getting too many alerts from the Alert Sensor

• Try repositioning the Alert Sensor so it doesn’t face the street or bush. By changing

the Alert Sensor's angle even slightly, it can help reduce unwanted alerts triggered

by passing objects.

• Ensure the Alert Sensor is mounted in areas that are not exposed to unfavorable

environmental conditions including, but not limited to, excessive vibration and wind.

• Put the Indoor Alarm Receiver on silent temporarily if you're working (for example,

gardening) in the vicinity of the Alert Sensor and don't want it to continually go off.

See the "Muting the Indoor Alarm Receiver" section for instructions.

The Indoor Alarm Receiver is sounding for no reason

• There might be interference from other similar alarm receiver devices operating

nearby. Try resetting the Indoor Alarm Receiver - see the "Resetting the Indoor

Alarm Receiver" section for instructions.

• Batteries could be running low which can cause the Indoor Alarm Receiver to

behave erratically. Try installing fresh batteries, see the "Battery Installation —

Indoor Alarm Receiver" section for instructions.

The Indoor Alarm Receiver doesn't sound when the Alert Sensor is triggered

• Ensure the Sensor/Doorbell channel associated with the Alert Sensor has not been

muted. See the "Muting the Indoor Alarm Receiver" section for details.

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