Bosch Security Systems 0117-3 User Manual 51582
Bosch Security Systems Inc 51582
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FCC ID: ESV—Oll7-3
SE2x-304 Series Transmitters User Guide and Setup Instructions
Part I, User Guide
(For Distribution to All SEZ Users)
1.0 introduction
The SEQ Transmitters are personal transmitters designed
to work With the Security Escort system. When initiated, a
signal identifying you and your location is sent to the
Security Escort monitoring station. The SE2 may also be
tested within Sight ol a receiver or Siren/Strobe by the user.
NOTE:
El
There are several SEZ models available, each
With optional features Checkboxes are prowded in
this document tor your security department to
indicate which features are available on your
transmitter,
This leature is enabled on this transmitter
ii
g Transmitting a Manual Alarm Test Button
To send an alarm, press and hold
the Alarm button for one second
The transmitter will send an alarm
This leature is not enabled on this
signal to the central console. With
some SEZ models you may also
E transmitter
2.0 Using the SEZ Transmitter
2.1 Standard Operation 7
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visually confirm the signal iidone
in sight of a Receiver (Receiver ,.,
will light the red LED) Once a
manual alarm has been initiated
the auto tracking feature will
begin The transmitter Will send a
signal to the central console A
every 15 seconds updating your
location To reset the transmitter
after a manual alarm has been
initiated, perlorrn a test as
described below
Aianvi Button
Lanyard
Figure 1, 552 Transmitter
Testing the Transmitter
To test your transmitter, stand in sight of a Siren/Strobe or a
Receiver While holding down the Test button. press the
Alarm button until you hear an audible tone. A test trans»
mission Will be sent to the central console. Also, the strobe
on an outdoor Siren/Strobe or the green LED on a Receiver
should light
NOTE: There might be a briel delay of two or three
seconds before the flashing light appears.
if you do not receive confirmation oia successful test
transmission (i.e.‘ the strobe on a Swen/Strobe did not light
or the green LED on a Receiver did not light}, try the test
again. It there is still no confirmation, take the transmitter to
the security department.
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WARNlNG
2.2 Optional Features
ManvDown Alarm Feature
With the Man—Down leature enabled, the transmitter will
alarm whenever the transmitter (you) is in a prone position
(60° from upright) The transmitter will emit an audible tone
upon sensing the prone position, and will initiate the auto
tracking feature To reset the transmitter after a man—down
alarm has been initiated. return the transmitter to the
upright position and perlorm a test as described in Section
2 ‘l,
Lanyard Snatch Alarm Feature
With the Lanyard Snatch Alarm feature enabled. the
transmitter sends an alarm signal to the central console
and initiates the auto tracking feature when the lanyard pin
is pulled out at the unit, To reset the transmitter after a
lanyard snatch alarm has been initiated. reinsert the
lanyard pin and perform a test as described Section 21,
2.3 Wearing the Transmitter
The transmitter comes With a clip that allows it to be worn
over a pocket or belt, or to be secured to a belt Secure the
clip to the transmitter (screws provided) at the two top
positions to use it as a clip
To use the clip securely on a belt attach it at the third
location at the bottom Use the screw already in use
(securing the battery door),
The clip has been designed to wear on a security type
utility belt llworn on a thin belt, be aware that such a loose
fitting may cause the transmitter to activate the mansdown
alarm (if enabled) if there is too much loose movement
fi '\
sine View of Clip Clip
Back oi'lransmitter
Figure 2, Belt Clip Attachment
The Security Escort system is NOT a substi-
tute for sate behavior. System users should
not take personal risks under the misconcep-
tion that the system will provide protection
that will compensate for taking such risks.
SE2x7304 Series User Guide and Setup instructions PN 379005 2/98
FCC ID: ESV»0|I7<3
SE2x-304 Series Transmitters User Guide and Setup Instructions
Part II, Setup Instructions Sapervision Feature
(For Security Dapznment‘s Use Only) To enable the Supervision Tracking feature. place its
. .. Juniper in the ON position. as indicaled in Figure 4 This is
3'0 Compatibility accomplished by movrng the iumper to cover both pins
The 5550304 models are Cflmpafible Wily With other “304" ustng a small pair of pliers With the Supervrsion Tracking
Security Escort equipment, such as lhe EA102A-304. This feature enabled, the transmitter will send a silent transmis-
equipment uses a 304.00 MHZ freciuency and communr sion to the central console approximately every 90 sec-
cates using 5kbps RF protocol. ends This enables the central console to monitor the
battery and transmitter condition as well as track the
4-0 SQWP Instructions transmitters location within the protected area
Models and Features Man-Down and Lanyard Snatch Features
The various SE2 models and iheirteatures are indicated in To enable the Man—Down. and Lanyard Snatch features
thetoilowmg table. place the destred feature‘s iurnper in the ON position, as
Model indicated in Figure 4 This is accomplished by moving the
Feature SEZS SEZU sEzM‘ SEZS-SN SE2U-SN tumperto cover both pins using a pair of small pliers,
Man-Down y y y J v See 2 2 for descriptions ofthese features
Supewision v I/ t/ v V
Tracking Battery
Lanyard ./ V V The transmitter uses a cnz, 3v Lithium battery. The central
2325336ka V ./ v v Console will indicate when the battery is getting low and in
Silent Manual V V need of replacement See Figure 5 for battery polarity. The
Alarm battery lite is dependent on usage and enabled features.
Low Bette -
mdlcamnw V V V V V 5.0 FCC Notice
' The SEZM is used for testing the system only and Wlll not This deyice Complies With Part 15 of the FCC Rules and
generate a system alarm With RSSVZ‘l 0 of Industry and Science Canada Operation
NOTE: Prior to distributing the attached User Guide. place ‘5 “bled ‘0 the following M0 conditions (1) this deVice
may not cause harmful interference. and (2) this device
must accept any interference received Including interfer-
ence that may cause undesired operation
an “X“ in the box next to each feature enabled on
the transmitter
Removing the Cover
The Man-Down, Supervisron
Tracking. and Lanyard Snatch
features are controlled by the
jumpers next to the battery
compartment. To remove the
Back of Transmitter
6.0 Warranty Disclaimer
l Any changes or modifications to the Security Escon®
i personal transrriitter not expressly approved by Detection
Systems, lnc. will void the product warranty.
cover 1
1) Remove the belt clip (ii Retaining Screw l ©0211,
used). l
2) Remove the retaining screw i
on the back ofthe enclo— J
' e 3
sure (see Flgur ) Battery Compartment \
3) Using a flathead screw- i
driver. pry the tower part of Pry Here
the front cover away from , MST‘TDDWN Jumper
the rest ofthe enclosure Figure 3 Retaining Screw Supervision inmperk
“cam" Lanyard Jumper \:
Enabling/Disabling Features 2
The location oi the specific 5
Jumper for each feature is m OFF
indicated in Figure 5. Note that Lanyard Switch
u,“
the Lanyard-Snatch Jumper m ON {1 y
and Lanyard SWitch are only » »’
included on the SEZM, SE2$~ F'g‘”? ‘ng'tmpe’
SN, and sezusu models POS’W’S
NOTE: Before moving the Jumpers, it is recommended
that the battery be removed
Figure 5 Iniemal Components
PN 379008 2/98 SEZx-304 Series User Guide and Setup Instructions Copyright © 1998 Detection Systems. Inc
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