Capricorn Electronics PI460 Security/Remote Transmitter User Manual PI460 User Guide

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INSTALLATION GUIDE
PI-460 PET IMMUNE PIFi
AND TRANSMITTER
PD. Eu a
48 when Din
W. no 28850
5425-3451 I F: 325-425-2717
PLEASE READ THE QUALIFICATION AND WARRANTV
STATEMENTS AT THE END OF THIS GUIDE.
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Pi-460 Pin is part of Capricorn's Proneor line at sewrlty
products. Pronsor transmitters ehip preceded with one at over 8
mIIion unique codes. Some of the PHGO‘s leetutee ere:
0 Uses en Electronics Line Ltd. moat 2600 PIE.
2.
Pet immune to 40 b.
Supervision transmission every so minutes.
Long lite lithium battery (up to 3 years In a normal lnstetlatlon).
RF TESTING
Alvreye check the Pl-4so‘e elgnei level prior to permanent installe-
tlon. Read the later sections to determine an appropriate location
tor the detector
Once you pick a location, put the panel in tile Transmitter Flange
Test mode and set the HMO tor its well test mode (see Section
7).
Temporarily piece the F'Mso at the selected location. Uee
masking tape to hold (hang) the unit In position It needed. Do not
hold it In your hand. Sometimes a email change h transmitter
location can overcome a marginal eigruti.
Once the PMEO is installed and its ID lo teamed. you can check
signal quality with either the Transmitter Henge Test tunction or
the Installer System Test lunotion.
3.
PET IMMUNITV GUIDELINES
The detector is designed to eliminate false alarms calmed by ani-
mals (up to 40 h). entail rodents. and random llylng birds.
The weight oi an animal should only be used as a gum-l guide.
other teeters Inch ea the length and color of the animal‘s lur aleo
etlect the immunity level.
For maximum pet immunity ioIiow these tecnmmmdeiiens:
1.
2.
3.
4.
I.
Mount the center at the detector at av: ieet (2m) with the ver-
tlcal aqmtment set to '-4' on the circuit board
Set the pulse count to 2 uumper on one 2 and 3).
Do not an at stairway: that can be climbed by an animal.
Avoid locations where on mlmal can come within 6' ol the de-
tector by climbing on turnltura. boxes. or other detects.
LOCATION AND INSTALLATION
Choosing a Location:
I.
2.
Mount the detector on e llrm. stable sutteoe.
Plclt a location where an intruder will most likely ‘cross' the
detectors coverage. PlFte are moot sensitive to movement
across their coverage rather then toward or my item it.
Select a mounting helyrt and vertical ediustment to suit your
application. See Section: 3 and 5,
Do not aim the detector at objects that may mange ierrpera-
ture quickly sum as heating/cooling vet-its or windows sublet!
to direct sunlight
When high bedrground temperatures are expected. aim the
detector at the coolest part oi the room. The detector settled
the dltleronco between that temperature and e moving body.
Mourning: (see Illustration below}
1.
2.
Press the tab on the bottom oi the housing and remove the
hem cover. Note: For added cecunty, run the supplied screw
into the tab alter the homing ls snapped beck together.
Release the circuit boards Irom the back housing by remw
ing the circuit board clamp (turn COW). Lllt out the boards.
Static electricity can hmage electronic compo-
nents. Always touch a gromded. here motel aur-
Iace belore welling with the F‘I-MD.
Determine which mounting knockouts are needed then re-
move their phetic web with e srnell screwdriver or pocket
knile. Mount the back with the supplied hardware. Never
leave empty holes In the back where Insects might enter end
ceuee iaulty operation.
Select a pulse ooum with the header on the beck ol the FIR
circuit board. See Section 5.
Reimall the circuit boards. Replace the beard clamp. set the
vertical aqastment, then tighten the clamp.
converter! Lamond
5. PEI SETUP
1. insert the battery.
Note: Lilith-n bit-flee that I've be-r In storage
our exhibit e voltage delay when tlret tut-led and
may appear to be low. Preeelng the tamper Much
lever-I flrrteawil mmthebmytomlvonep.
2, Warm-w tune: The detector needs to stabilize tor the tlret 90
seconds after the battery “amino,
3. Pulse Count A prise sourter de- _m
laminae the nunber d beams Pine ‘ and 2
that need to be tripped betore an --
alarm is mummified Choose the
in...” setting tor the mm —n
count from the table. Use "1' count -n
tor pattern welt testing (Section 7). 0" rim Bin)
4, Vertlcal Adusrrnenl: Poslrton the FIR circuit board by loosen-
itg the board chmp and eiidhg the board up or down to the
requlved setting. The detector‘e coverage is 40' by 40‘ when
the board is set at ‘0'. Slide the PCB board towards the he"
poeition to decrease the coverage area and bring the beams
closer to the mounting wall.
8, THANSMH' DELAY TlMER
After the PMSO trips and transmits an alarm signal.
there must he a at: minute ‘quiat' period with no move-
ment In the tram ot the detector. The PI-4GO will then
warm and can tranemit again.
To disable the timer for Installation teeters. see Section 7 next.
The delay timer extends the battery's the by prev/entity repeated
RF transmissions he people move doom In Ironl d the detector.
7. PATTERN WALK TESTING
Placing the PMSO in its wult test mode overrides the G mlnme
delay timer. To cheat the beam coverage:
1. Open the housing and eel the piles ceurrtjtlnper to 1 (pins l
and 2) so the Pt—460 transmits whenever a beam to altered.
2. Piece the Mode lunper across its 2 header pins to enable
walk test.
The P|~460 automatically switch” out cl is wdk us!
mode alter 4 minutes. You can reset the mode try rm
moving and replacing the mode lumper.
3. Place the LED jumper woes he 2 header pine. This makes
the LED bright enwgh to be viewed through the lens on the
tram cover. Note: The LED um dimly during normal RF
transmissions when the jumper is removed.
Battery lie wil decrease it the jumper is not removed at
the and of testing. Note: The LED VIII NOT rumou-
oelly errheh out mar 4 rrrinueee.
4. Replace the cover.
5. Check the entire area by slowly walking across the detectm
lieid ot view. Each time I beam Ir entered, the LED will biirlt
twice (about one second apart]. Alter the second blink. pause
tor a second: before moving to the next beam,
6. when you are througt, set your pulse oounl choice and RE-
MOVE BOTH MODE AND LED JUMPERS more each over
a single header p‘rr).
B. PROGRAWING
Reter to the panel's Installation manual tor htormetion on Zone
Types. Input Types and learning transmitter 10's, The ID can be
learned by pressing and releasing the tamper ewlch,
9. BATTERIES
Dispose oi batteries property. They are a tire and expiry
anrr hekt Do not deaaeerrhh. recharge. or incinereta.
The Pl-460 use! a Tadran 11-2150 lithium battery (sew), w-
reoommend that the tnmllng company replace the battery
einoe it le not evilmte though normal corner-her outlets.
The battery condition is reported durlrig all RF trmurriesiona.
A tamper report is sent when the case is opened. Hemmer to
acknowledge the report at the keypad so the trouble condition wII
clear when the case is closed.
10. CUSTOMER TES'flNG AND EDUCATION
No electronic pmduct an perform better than the care ltd
mimenence It reoelvee. clprtoern uoornrrrerrfi the! each
tnehlltng oempeny otter e patodlo eervIoe and rnetrrtenenoe
agreement to the end our.
@> To avold unnecessary phone calls lrom your cumm-
erx. show them how to test the Fuel). Put the system
Into the Deer Teal mode and demonstrate the 6 minus
delay timer. Record your reeling instructions In the
book at their Ueet‘e Merrill.
Discuss the battery Inlorrnatlon In Section 9 with your
customer and encourage them to call you tor eervioe
when the battery needs to be replaced.
Customers ehould be told what action to lake It any part ot their
system tails during normal operation or during routine testing.
(continued next page)
Corrplete testing 0! a! parts at the system should be performed
no less then once per month, In some cases. more lreouent tests
may be appropriate lor your customer. only the enema rnstalling
personnel can make this determination.
11. SPECIFICATIONS
- Pet immunity Up to 40 b.
Sit»: 4,5' H x 2.6" W x 1.8‘ D
Color: White
Battery: Tadrari TL-215l), 3.6V, 1/2AA
Battery Llle: 3 years in normal residential instaltaiion
Oporathg temper-tum range: 32" to 120‘ F
UNDERSTANDING RADIO FREQUENCY DEVICES
Althougi radio transmission links have proven themselves by pro-
viding dependable communication both customer and installer
need to understand their limitations and restrictions bolore using
the system. Rater to each system': Installation Manuel tor addi»
tional RF inlormailon.
The system": radio reception may be changed when
electronic devices. home cornputen. urge appliancel.
mirrors. loll wallpaper, etc., no died or rrrorved within
the home. Nave your customer notify you It they have
any concema when making changes ofthlo nature.
Some oi the areas you should be aware at are:
t. Transmitters have limited power and therelore nmlted range
because they must comply with FCC Rules and Regulations
as Part I5 devices.
2. Batteries must be molacad when indicated by low battery
transmissions.
3. Periodc testing will reveal any new mme ol interference
or a litilura oi the system.
4. Receivers may be blocked by other signals occurring near
their operating lreouency.
5. The receiver can only respond to one transmitter at a time.
IN PORTANT
Betore using this product. read both the Installer Qualifications
statement and the product Warranty and its imitations oi reme-
dies which lollow. it you do not agree With what they say, promptly
retum this predict. Use ol this product inmates that you have er:-
cepted the terms of the warranty,
INSTALLER QUALIFICATIONS
The producl(s) described in Ihis llyer should be installed only by a
qualified. atbquataty trained plainly Installer who is lamiiar
with this class oi prom-ct.
Correct lnetalletiori and customer education is vital to the
timer operation of a security system. It In the responsibility
or the purchaser ol‘ this equipment to insure in: any lndl-
virtual who place. this product into service I- fully trained
and qualified.
The DIPSIIB installer/dealer. In consultation with the and User,
must make the necessary dec‘aions on system configuration and
protection level. The inshller must lake care to lollow industry ac-
cepted Installation practices and procedures as well as comply
with local and state regulations.
Plea“ cell Capncorn‘s Technical Services Department at
5004386750 it you have questions oonceming this product. The
general knowledge required tor proper iretellatlon oi any security
product should be obtained lrom local, state or regional lrainirigli-
oensing classes. classes provided by security industry sued»
rations and/or on the lab apprenticeship at established Installing
companies. Business insurance coverage to! your iristallatlons
should be obtained through your local agent or through agents
recommended by security Industry associations.
LIMITED WARRANTY
Capricorn Electronics. Inc. warrants that this product at its man-
utacture will be tree lrom detects in material and workmanah‘p in
der nonnei use and service tor 24 months irom the date oi
manuiaaure. The warranty expiration date is printed on the label
inside the product.
THIS WARRANTY EXTENDS ONLY T0 WHOLBALE CUS-
TOMERS WHO BUY DIRECT FROM cAFRICORN ELECTRON-
ICS, INC. OR THROUGH rrs NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
CHANNELS. CONSUMERS SHOULD INOUIRE FROM THEIR
SELLING DEALER AS TO THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE
DEALE'R'S WARRANTY, IF ANY.
Capricorn Electronics. Inc’s obligation under this warranty is lim-
ited to repairing or replacing. without charge, any part or parts
which shall be returned to its laclory. transportation charges pre-
pald. prior to the warranty expiration date and which upon enr-
arnination shall decloee to the menutaixursrs aatislaction to have
been orignaly detective.
This warranty shall not apply to any oi the rrlariulacturers prod-
ucts which have been sublet! to misuse, negigenoo or accident
or which have been repaired or altered outside at the manuiacturr
er‘s loamy
There are no obligations or liabilities on the pan oi the unwise»
turer lor consequential damages aris'ng out at or in connection
with the use or pertonnanoe at this product or other indirect darn-
agee with respect to loss at property, revenue, or profit, or cost or
removal. installation or reinstalletion. All implied warranties incum-
lrig irripisd warranties ior merchantability and implied warranties
lor Illness are valid only until the warranty expiration date.
Purchaser is on notice that Capricorn Eiectrmiics. Inc. does not
represent that this product will in every case provide adeninte
warning or protection or prevent perennial iniury or property loss.
An alarm is not insurance or a guarantee that there will be no rial:
cl burglary, robbery. or tire or that no personal injury or property
loss will occur. CAPRICORN ELECT RONICS, m. THERE-
FORE, SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, ETNER
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL, ARISING FROM THE
USE, INSTALLATION, SERVICING OR MAINTENANCE OF THE
PRODUCT. CAPRICORN ELECTRONICS, INC. SHALL NOT BE
LIABLE FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY LOSS OR
ANY OTHER LOSS BAEED ON THE CLAIM THAT THE PROD-
UCT FAILED TO GIVE WARNING OR FOR ANY COSTS FOR
PROVIDING REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT DURING PERIODS
OF MALFlNC’TION OR REPAIR.
The above Capricorn Electronics. Inc. warmnty is a limited wer-
ranly and is the only warranty made between Capricorn Electron-
ics. inc. and purchasers. it supersedes and is in lieu oi all other
warranties expressed or implied, and oi all other liabilities or
obligations on the pan ot Capricorn Electronics. Inc In no event
shall the liability of Capricorn Electronics, Inc. exceed the pur-
chase price of the product. Some states do not alow the exclu-
sion oi implied warranties and, therelore, the exclusions may not
apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you
may also have other riwlts which vary lrom stale to state.
FCC REGULATIONS
This device complies with Part 15 at the FCC Ruin. Operation ls
subject to the lollowbg two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause hamtiul interierence. and (2) this device rntiet accept any
lnlerterence received, inclining interlerence that may cause unde-
sired operation.
WARNING: changes or modifications to this unit not emressiy
approved by the pony responsible tor compliance could void the
user's authority to operate the equipment.
Copyriytt aorta cel
PNBm

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