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Our jnique passive in`raroC ^ys,e^ii conccotrates on the
protected area you select. Whenever the unit is set at ARMED,
the motion detector will concentrate on the protected area.
Once there is movement detected, the alarm will turn on and
call to the memorized telephone numbers one by one. In siren
mode, In chime mode, the chime will Ding Dong when
movement be detected.
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1. Do not install the system where it will be exposed to direct
sunlight or rain.
2. The system siren is very loud, never put the unit close to
your ear.
3. The unit should be away from heat sources such as
radiators, heating ducts and stoves.
4. If the system sounds at random, it is possible that the
location too close to a heat source, changing the location or
direction of the unit can remedy this.
5. The system can provide valuable protection for your home
and property if utilized properly. However, this unit cannot
guarantee complete protection against to burglary or
robbery. Therefore, we will not be responsible for any losses
or damages which could occur.
1. Telephone Line Jack
2. Telephone Jack
3. PIR Sensor Hear ^^
4. Battery Low Led z e
5. Ex Power Led o', liL-7 ;
6. LCD Display ^ S
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Chime ON/OFF switch
Built-in 105 dB alarm (with programmable alarm on/off)
Adjustable sensor head
External extend trigger input terminal (compatible magnetic
sensor. PIR slave unit. Water alarm). ^Y O
External siren terminal (compatible outdoor siren)
AC adaptor operated (included) with 9V battery back-up (not
included) 6. For shelf top-
Wall mountable Turn the sensor head 90 degrees upwards, then rotate the
head 180 desired clockwise to the desired angle. Place in on
the shelf-top location you selected (fig.4)
1. Remove the screw of main unit from battery compartment
cover, install an alkaline 9V battery, this is a back-up battery, Upwards 90 Rotate 180 ( ft9' 4)
in case of AC power failure. This battery will keep the unit
working (fig.1) Unit
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PRECAUTIONARY NOTE: IF YOU HAVE ANIMALS
Sensor head can be adjusted if you have dogs, ie. you would
set the sensor head slightly higher avoiding your animal. We
suggest that if you have cats to keep them out of the room that
2. Connect the line cord between "LINE" jack and telephone the Auto Dialer is monitoring.
wall socket. (fig.2a)
3. Now connect the plug/wire included with your auto-dialer (this
is the plug/wire with the clear plugs at either end) one end
inserted in the TEL socket on the auto-dialer, and the other This program can only be operated during disarm mode.
end into your telephone. You now have a wire from the TEL During set-up, if not key in any message within 10 seconds,

7. Numerical Keys ^ = socket on your auto-dialer to your telephone. You should now the system will auto exit set-up mode.
8. Buzzer ^ have a dial tone. Your auto-dialer has a factory preset pass number of 0-0-0.
9. DC 9V Power Jack 4. Plug the AC adaptor to the DC 9V socket on the auto-dialer This can now be changed to a pass number personal to you.
10. Chime on/off Switch (Fig. 2b)
11. Battery Cover Telephone Line Socket ( flCg. 2b ) P^ ( fig. 5)
12. External Terminal " )
13. 9V Battery
fig. 2a )
1 TO CHANGE PASSWORD
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a. Enter factory pre-set pass number, 0-0-0. Press PROG
FEATURES button once, PASSWORD will flash on the auto-dialer
screen.
Motion Sensor, detects motion activates auto-dialer and alarm b, Press the ARMlDtSARM button to confirm that you want to
14 Digit large number display with dateltime enter the PASSWORD option.
Programmable security code, entry delay timing 5. For wall mount-If required c. Enter your new pass number followed by the ARM/DISARM
5 emergency telephone numbers (up to 32 digits each) Choose a suitable location, 5- 6 feet (1.5 - 2.0 meters) away button to confirm the new number. (you can choose up to 6
Programmable auto dialling cycle from floor, drill holes and install anchors and screws Place numbers in your pass number)
5 Trigger recorder for alarm mode the unit over the screws and slide it down to secure in place d. Press the PROG button seven times to exit set-up mode.
PAUSE key (fig 3). It is suggested that you mount the unit this distance
PANIC key above the floor to obtain the best coverage of the intended NOTE: If you forget your pass number, press and hold down
PROG key protected area.(Fig 3) the PROG button, for up to 2 seconds, after a beep press
Buitt-in flash memory to protect system data for power failure PAUSE button, remove the battery and AC adapter after 2
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 minutes then insert the battery and plug in the AC adapter
the auto-dialer will restore back to the factory pre-set pass
number 0-0-0. other setup will restore back to the factory
pre-set too.
2 TO STORE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button twice.
b. MEMORY will flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press the ARM/DISARM button to confirm this is the option
you heed.
d. You are now ready to program in your 5 chosen telephone
numbers. Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select 1 - 5,
then press ARM/DISARM to confirm the location for the first
number. For example if you select 4 this will be the fourth
number dialed.
e. Now enter the number that you want to store, followed by
ARM/DISARM to confirm and store the number (maximum
of 32 numbers,but only display last 14 digits).
f. Repeat steps c-e for the four other numbers you wish to be
stored.
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- MEMORY LOCATION
3 TO DELETE TELEPHONE NUMBER IN MEMORY
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button twice.
b. MEMORY will flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press the ARM/DISARM button to confirm that this is the
option you need.
d. Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the number you
want to delete.
e. Press the ARM/DISARM button to delete the number.
f. Press the ARM/DISARM button to confirm the correct
number has been deleted.
g. Press the PROG button six times to exit the set-up mode.
4 TO PROGRAM SIREN ON/OFF
The auto-dialer has been factory set with the siren
ON. To change this to OFF:
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a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button three
times.
b. The "JOC " icon will flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press ARM/DISARM to confirm that this is the option you
need.
d. Using the UP and DOWN buttons select SOUND OFF.
Followed by the ARM/DISARM button to confirm that the
SIREN is now off.
e. Press the PROG button five times to exit the set-up mode.
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5 TO PROGRAM AUTO CALL FUNCTION ON/OFF
The auto-dialer has been factory set with the call option ON.
To change this to call option to OFF:
(fig.8)
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button four times.
b. The "Iff " icon will flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press the ARM/DISARM to confirm that this is the option
you need.
d. Using the UP and DOWN buttons select call OFF followed
by the ARM/DISARM button to confirm call OFF.
e. Press the PROG button four times to exit the set-up mode.
6 TO PROGRAM AUTO DIALLING CYCLE.
The auto-dialer has been factory set for auto dialling 3
cycles. (When motion is detected the auto dialer will call all
stored numbers 3 times) You can change this cycle from 1 -
5 dialling times.
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button five times.
b. CYCLE will now flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press ARM/DISARM button to confirm
d. Using the UP and DOWN buttons to select 1 - 5 followed by
the ARM/DISARM button to confirm the cycle ( how many
times the auto-dialer will call you if motion is detected)
e. Press the PROG button three times to exit set up mode.
7 TO PROGRAM ENTRY DELAY TIME
The auto-dialer has been factory set for a 20 second delay
time. You can change this to 0,5,10,15, or 20 seconds:
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button six times.
b. ENTRY will now flash on the auto-dialer screen.
c. Press the ARM/DISARM button to confirm that this is the
option you need.
d. Using the UP and DOWN buttons select the seconds
0,5,10,15 or 20. Press ARM/DISARM to confirm the number
of seconds you require for the entry delay time.
e. Press the PROG button twice to exit set-up mode.
8 REAL TIME SETTING
a. Enter the pass number followed by PROG button seven
times.
TIME will flash on the auto-dialer screen.
Press the ARM/DISARM button to confirm that this is the
option you need.
d. The date will show in the auto-dialer screen as three sets of
numbers, year, month and date followed by the real time.
The first set of numbers will flash confirming that these can
now be changed.
Press the ARM/DISARM button on the flashing numbers and
using the UP and DOWN buttons select the correct date
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followed by the ARM/DISARM button to confirm and store.
You will now have the correct date and time.
f. Press the PROG button once to exit set-up mode.
In standby mode, press and hold the PROG button for more
than two seconds, then key in the test telephone number
memory location, the telephone number stored in memory will
automatically be dialed.
After selecting a location for the unit, switch ON the chime
button on the side of the Auto-Dialer, and wait 60 seconds and
then walk in front of the unit. The Auto-Dialer will detect motion
and the chime will sound. If you walk beyond the detection
range the chime will not sound. To test the detection range try
various and adjust the sensor angle for best coverage. Switch
OFF the chime after this test.
1 TO ARM THE SYSTEM
a. Enter the pass number followed by the ARM/DISARM button
b. Three short beeps will sound and the ARM icon will show on
the Auto-Dialer screen.
c. You can press and hold "ARM" button 2 seconds on remote
unit to ARM main unit. (the remote control not included,
option for S100R)
d. There will be a further single beep after 60 seconds, the
Auto-Dialer is now set at ARM and ready to detect
movement.
NOTE: Please ensure that the CHIME switch is set at OFF on
the side of the Auto-Dialer before setting to ARM.
2 ALARM
a. In ARM mode system will detect any movement in the
protected area and will sound a SIREN for 30 seconds on
and 30 seconds off, and will automatically dial the numbers
stored, one by one, in the CYCLE you have chosen, ( amount
of times the numbers are dialed). You will hear the same
siren when the call is answered you can then call the Police
or make the necessary arrangements, ie calling a neighbour.
b. In ARM mode, if the Auto-Dialer is set at SIREN OFF, the
numbers stored will be dialed silently, when the call is
answered you will hear a siren and know that movement has
been detected, enabling you to call the Police or make
necessary arrangements, ie calling a neighbour.
REMEMBER the Auto-Dialer has called you silently, no
indication whatsoever is given from the Auto-Dialer to
suggest it is dialling you.
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3 TO DISARM THE SYSTEM
a. Enter the pass number followed by the DISARM button.
b. You will hear one beep and the ARM icon will disappear from
the Auto-Dialer screen to confirm that the Auto-Dialer has
been DISARMED,
c. You can press and hold "DISARM" button 2 seconds on
remote unit to DISARM main unit.
4 DOOR CHIME ON/OFF
a. Switch the CHIME button to ON, on the side of the
Auto-Dialer.
b. Wait for 60 Seconds, there will be one beep.
c. When movement is detected in the protected area the'DING
DONG' chime will sound.
d. Switch the CHIME button to OFF, on the side of the
Auto-dialer to stop the 'DING DONG' from sounding.
NOTE: When the Auto-dialer is in ARM mode the CHIME will
NOT sound.
5 PANIC BUTTON
a. Press "PANIC" button on main unit or press and hold
"PANIC" button 2 seconds on remote control, instantly the
ALARM will sound for 30 seconds, and the Auto-Dialer will
begin dialling the stored numbers.
b. To stop the alarm and the stored numbers being dialed,
press password then ARM/DISARM button.
c. Or press and hold "DISARM" button 2 seconds on remote
unit to stop the alarm and auto dialer.
PAUSE
The "PAUSE" function can be stored as one digit in the
telephone number memory for some PABX dialling operation
and
every one "PAUSE" in the memory dialling sequence will stop
for 3.6 seconds. For example, if you store telephone number
"7,7,7,5,3,5,5--226" to memory location 2, operation as follows:
a. Press password (0-0-0), then press "PROG" button, the
system will into setup mode,
b. Press PROG button to select function menu "MEMORY" icon flash.
c. Press "ARM/DISARM" button to confirm.
d. The system will get into first telephone number setting and
LCD display.
e. Press "*/UP" or "#IDOWN" to select memory location 2.
f. Press "7,7,7,5,3,5,5" , Pause "2,2,6".
3. Connect the extended outdoor siren cable to the terminal
post located in the back of main unit inside the terminal
compartment. The polarity as shown in (fig.11).
View Trigger Records NOTE: the outdoor siren (515SK/E)option, not included.
In standby mode, press "#/DOWN" to view last 5 trigger
records.
View store telephone numbers
In standby mode, press "*/UP" to view stored telephone number.
NOTE: not press any button 10 seconds system will o ( fg-11
automatically exit view mode. ..^,".
4. Connect the magnetic sensor (detect door/window is opened,
will trigger auto dialer and alarm after "entry delay time").
(NOTE: The magnetic is for optional, not included)
a. Measure the length of wire needed to connect the sensor to
1. Connect the PIR slave extended unit (not included, option for
the transmitter, then cut the wire to the correct length. Strip
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a. Connect the PIR slave extended unit cable to the terminal about 1/2 inch of insulation from the wire ends, and twist the
post located in back of the main unit inside the terminal wires together.
compartment. See polarity in( fig.9A) b. Connect the sensor switch on door to the main terminal post
using the wire you just cut. (There is no polarity need to be
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taken care of, any terminal will be fine, as long as the wires
Red from a loop).
c. Connect another sensor switch screw to another switch
terminal post by using the parallel another wire as shown in
(fig.12)
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(fig.9A) 11 ( fig.12 )
b. Plug the 3.5mm diameter male plug of slave extended cable Slave Unit 9 4
that from the main unit into the jack located on side of the
unit (fig.9B)
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d. Wire not included.
(fig.9B) Slave Unit NOTE: If you connect more than one sensor to the main unit,
connect them in series as shown in (fig.13)
From Main untt
lave Extended Cable
2. Connect the water alarm( not included, option for 760A)
Connect the water alarm to the terminal post located in the
back of main unit inside the terminal compartment. The
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polarity as shown in fig.10

g. Press "ARM/DISARM" button to confirm and the LCD will
return display setup menu. (fig.13 ___+ ^^^
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(fig.10) Sensor Switch
(Mount the doorlwindow frame)
B A T T E R YL O W
Magnet sensor
(Mount the doorlwindow frame)
^^.ihen the 9V battery is running low, the battery low LED will
flash once every 3 seconds to indicate the low battery in ARM
mode. 5. Mount the magnet sensor to the door/window frame by using
NOTE: Slave PIR unit and water alarm selection option the double-side tapes and aligned the 2 sensor pieces to be
NOTE: change to a new alkaline 9V battery immediately, other alternative. tidiness and "arrow" facing "arrow" at no more than 114 inch
wise it may cause the sensor to not detect properly and may apart. (fig.14)
appear the fault trigger alarm and dialling phenomenon.
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1. UNIT WILL NOTARMEDlDISARM
a. make sure you've entered the correct password, if not,
fig. 14) reenter the password.
b. If still doesn't work. Remove the 9V battery and adaptor
plug, wait for 3 minutes, replace them again. Then try
6. To mount the outdoor siren use the siren stand as a tempiate,
"ARM"8 "DISARM" again.
mark locations of holes and install anchors and screws as c. If it still doesn't work, press and hold down the PROG button,
shown in fig. It is recommended that you mount the out door for up to 2 seconds, after a beep press PAUSE button,
siren at entrance door, top of garage door, or any location remove the 9V battery and adaptor plug for 3 minutes,
which is sheltered from easy tamper and rain. replace them again, then reset-up and try to ARMIDISARM
again. AUTO-DIALER WITH
2. UNIT WILL NOT DIALLING
a. Make sure the tetephone fine in good connection, SECURITYISAFETY
b. Make sure the telephone number stored.
c. Make sure the system should be setup in Autodial mode.
ALARM
(fig.15) 1. Make sure the full telephone has been stored MODEL: T016
2. If you are leaving pets at home whilst the Auto-Dialer is ON,
7. Remote control unit battery replacement then make sure the Auto-Dialer has been set in a location
(Battery Type-A76 or LR44) high enough not to detect an animal walking around but not
a. Remove the battery compartment cover by sliding it in the too high to detect other movement. The head PIR can be
direction of the arrow. adjusted up and down or from side to side.
b. Replace with three new batteries of the same type. 3. Keep the Auto-Dialer dust free, away from cobwebs that
Make sure the polarity (+ or -) of the batteries match the may cause movement in the protected area. Li
polarity marks inside the unit. As shown in (Fig. 16) 4. Only suitable for single phone lines. Not compatible with fax
machines.

WARNING
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To ar,y risk or damage, when battery is low make sure
(fig. 16) change the battery immediately, or take the battery out when the
device will be out of use for a long period, to avoid any battery
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c. Repface battery cover
Notes for remote operation
If intermittent remote control operation occurs, replace the
bafteries according to "BATTERIES REPLACEMENT'.
The battery life should be about six months under normal
use, so replace battery at least every 6 months.
Effective range (Fig. 17).

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Ijovie Siuje Auto Dialer With Security/Safety Alarm

HOW IT WORKS
HomeSafe's unique passive infrared system concentrates on the protected area you select.
Whenever the unit set at ARMED, the motion detector wi44 studied the protected area. Once
there is a movement be detected, the alarm will turn on alarm and call to the memorized
telephone numbers one by one. In chime mode, the chime will Ding Dong when movement be
detected.

EASY TO INSTALL

1. Install battery ( not included), connect AC

ADAPTOR and telephone line (included).
2. Mount on the wal{ to have a height
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between 1.5-2 meters above the
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