Centrica Hive H12 Alertme Wireless Standard Hub 1-2 User Manual Manual Web Based
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Getting ready to install your AlertMe system - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_read... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 2 Getting ready to install your AlertMe system From Alertme Installing your Aler tMe system is ver y str aightfor war d. You need to allow about an hour and a half; it's best to do the whole install at once, rather than stopping part way through. It may tak e a while, but it's very easy! Until towar ds the end of the install you won't be able to use your system ; the Buttons, Keyfobs etc won't wor k . This is because we focus on getting the install r ight, and m ak ing sur e ever ything is r eliable. Please be patient - you'll be able to test out your system at the end - and we'll help you do it! If you just have some Alertme devices to add to your existing system, you can add them in just a few minutes. You don't need any tools. Because AlertMe uses a wireless network (ZigBee) in your home there are no wires to fit to connect up the sensors. Also, we pr ovide special stick y pads to fix AlertMe accessories in your home, and so you do not need to drill holes or fiddle with screws. Our stick y pads are carefully chosen for you, and even if you leave them stuck to your wall for years, they can be removed without damaging your decor! Please mak e sure you read the instructions on how to use these stick y 16/10/08 16:49 Getting ready to install your AlertMe system - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network Article Discussion Edit History Move Watch Upload file Special pages http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_read... pads - they aren't quite lik e normal ones. You will need to have br oadband! The Hub connects to a spare Ethernet connection in your home; this will probably be a spare sock et on your broadband router. If you'r e unsur e about this, r ead about Connecting the Hub to your hom e networ k . During the installation you will need a web browser running on a PC or laptop in your home, so that you can follow our web-based walk through. Once the system is set up, you do not need a computer to be turned on and running all the time; Aler tMe is a standalone appliance. It's well worth doing a little planning in advance about how you will use AlertMe to protect your home, too. Read our guide here. Please also read the Safety Advice for using AlertMe and Regulatory Compliance pages before you get started. Both of them contain important safety information. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_ready_to_install_your_AlertMe_system" Categories: Installation | Home network ing This page was last modified 17:05, 8 October 2007. This page has been accessed 216 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 2 of 2 16/10/08 16:49 Safety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 3 Safety Advice for using AlertMe From Alertme Contents 1 Interference 1.1 Pacemak ers 1.2 Hearing aids 1.3 Other medical devices 2 Batteries 3 Customising Alertme Accessories Inter fer ence Alertme is designed to be extremely safe and to meet and exceed European, American and many other national safety and radio emissions standards. In normal circumstances, interference should never be a problem for you. However, please study the rest of this section carefully. You may want to check out our Regulatory Compliance page for more information. Pacemakers Pacemak er manufacturers recommend that a minimum distance of 15 cm (6 inches) be maintained between any 16/10/08 16:50 Safety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network Article Discussion Edit History Move Watch Upload file Special pages http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic... wireless product and a pacemak er to avoid potential interference with the pacemak er. If you have any reason to suspect that interference is tak ing place, ensure that you are at least this distance from the unit. Hearing aids Some wireless devices may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may wish to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives. Other medical devices If you use any other personal medical devices, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if it is adequately shielded from external RF energy. Batter ies CAUTION: All Accessories (except the Lamp) each contain a user-replaceable battery. Risk of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer's instructions. Never use a battery that is damaged in any way. Do not short-circuit the battery. Accidental short-circuiting can occur when a metallic object lik e a coin, clip or pen causes a direct connection between the + and â terminals of the battery (metal strips on the battery). Short-circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the object causing the short-circuiting. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. 2 of 3 16/10/08 16:50 Safety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic... Custom ising Aler tm e Accessor ies We strongly advise you not to modify your Alertme accessories. Our accessories have all been certified to international safety and radio emissions standards. If you change or modify them, you could lose all that protection. In the US, you could even void your authority from the FCC to use them. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Safety_Advice_for_using_AlertMe" Categories: Wireless network | Batteries | Home safety | Legal This page was last modified 15:27, 16 October 2008. This page has been accessed 92 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 3 of 3 16/10/08 16:50 Regulatory Compliance - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 3 Regulatory Compliance From Alertme FCC In the United States radio-frequency equipment is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The following Alertme.com accessories are defined by the FCC as Class B Digital Devices and Intentional Radiators. Each is subject to Certification by the FCC and has a unique FCC Identifier: [see FCC rules 15.3 (i) (k ) (o) (z), 2.907, 2.926] Alarm Detector (FCC ID WJHAD11) Window / Door sensor (FCC ID WJHWD11) Button (FCC ID WJHB11) Lamp (FCC ID WJHL21) Key Fob (FCC ID WJHKF11) Motion Detector (FCC ID WJHMD11) Starter Hub (FCC ID WJHSH12) Hub (FCC ID WJHH12) The following statements contain important information applying to each of your Alertme accessories: 16/10/08 16:51 Regulatory Compliance - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network Article Discussion Edit History Move Watch Upload file Special pages http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory... This device com plies with Par t 15 of the FCC Rules. Oper ation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device m ay not cause har m ful inter fer ence, and (2) this device m ust accept any inter fer ence r eceived, including inter fer ence that m ay cause undesir ed oper ation. [see FCC rule 15.19 (3) (5)] Caution! Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Alertme.com could void your authority to operate this equipment. [see FCC rule 15.21] NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the 2 of 3 16/10/08 16:51 Regulatory Compliance - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory... following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. [see FCC rule 15.105 (b)] Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/Regulatory_Compliance" This page was last modified 15:18, 16 October 2008. This page has been accessed 3 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 3 of 3 16/10/08 16:51 Installing the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing the Hub From Alertme The Hub is the first part of your Kit to be installed. It's in the box mark ed "1". You'll find the hub power supply underneath the Hub itself in that box, along with an Ethernet cable. Positioning the Hub Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 4 Your hub is the heart of the AlertMe system in your home. As well as communicating with the internet and your mobile phone via your broadband gateway, it manages the AlertMe radio network in your home, and k eeps you informed of events and status by playing audio messages. It also lights up white to tell you that all is well (if you want it to!). You should bear these various functions in mind when choosing a location for your hub. As well as being placed so that your AlertMe hub can connect to your broadband gateway and a mains power sock et, your hub should ideally be placed somewhere central in your home, such as a hallway or living room. This will give you the best radio coverage in your home, and also means you will be able to hear any important audio messages played by the hub. At the same time, it is a good idea not to put your hub and broadband gateway right 10/10/08 11:34 Installing the Hub - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... next to each other - try to position them somewhat apart if possible. Your hub should be placed the right way up, with the AlertMe logo on top, and shouldn't have other items placed on top of it. (The top of your hub may get warm during operation.) Also, avoid putting your hub anywhere which will get very warm, such as an airing cupboard. To maximise the performance of your hub, try not to put it in the middle of a tangle of wires or in a cupboard. Also, avoid placing it near any large metal objects, such as radiators, boilers, fridges and so on. Connecting the Hub If you are unsure about the connections on the Hub, click here for a labelled picture. You should connect the Ether net cable between the sock et on the back of the Hub, and a spar e Ether net sock et on your br oadband r outer . For more information about where this might be, or about connecting your Hub to your broadband router or to Ethernet sock ets, click here. You can position the Hub on any flat surface, such as a shelf, desk , or the floor. Don't put anything on top of it! Next, connect the hub power supply to the back of the Hub, and plug the other end into a m ains power sock et. Your hub should light up; now sign in to the Alertme secure website, if you haven't already. Note that your Hub power supply and Ethernet cable are in the Hub 2 of 4 10/10/08 11:34 Installing the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... packaging box, underneath the Hub! Linking the Hub to your AlertMe website account If you have not already logged into the AlertMe secure website, now would be a good time to do so! If you have not registered on the site, you will need to do this now (it is lik ely that you will have registered when you ordered your Kit, though). There is more information about registration here. If you are having problems with the secure website, click here. Once you are logged in, it's tim e to connect your Hub with your secur e website account. On the website, you should automatically be tak en to the right place in the install process, but if not, go to the MySettings section (by click ing on the icon at the top right). You should now be in the online install walk through. There will be a few screens of information, which you should read, before you need to do anything. You will, then, see a box where you should type in your Hub ID Number. This number is printed at the back of the Hub, just above where the cables plug in. The Hub ID consists of 3 letters and 3 numbers. Once your Hub is flashing red, on and off and on again, it is ready to connect. Type the Hub ID into the box on the website, and click OK. If your Hub is flashing oddly and only on one side, click her e for advice. If all has gone smoothly, the website should now tell you that it is communicating with your hub. If not, click here for help. 3 of 4 10/10/08 11:34 Installing the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... Excellent! Your hub is now in constant contact with AlertMe. You can now move onto Starting up the Accessories. Find out more about what the Hub is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide - you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Hub" Categories: Installation | Hub | Wireless network | Home network ing This page was last modified 17:45, 22 January 2008. This page has been accessed 693 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 4 of 4 10/10/08 11:34 Illustrated: Hub connections - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Illustrated: Hub connections From Alertme Here you can see where to connect power and Ethernet cables to your Hub. (If you are wondering where these cables are, they are in the Hub pack aging box, underneath the Hub!) If you would lik e to watch a movie of this, click here. Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network 1 of 3 10/10/08 12:16 Illustrated: Hub connections - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:... The SIM card is supplied fitted in your Hub and we recommend you don't remove it. If you do, please put it back ! Only AlertMe-supplied SIMs are supported. When you replace it, it will only "click " into place one way around. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com/wik i/index.php /Illustrated:_Hub_connections" Categories: Hub | Installation 2 of 3 10/10/08 12:16 Illustrated: Hub connections - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:... About Alertme Disclaimers 3 of 3 10/10/08 12:16 Starting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 Starting up the Accessories From Alertme All the rest of your AlertMe Kit, and any extra Accessories you may have bought, will communicate with the Hub using a wireless network . Before you position these items around your home, you should introduce them to your Hub. This process ensures that your AlertMe Accessories only communicate securely with your Hub, and no one else's systems. It sets up an encrypted wireless network around your home, and also mak es sure that as you position the Accessories, you are able to pick locations where they can stay in contact with the Hub. Once your Hub is set up and you have confirmed this on the secure website, you can move on to the accessories. The website will display a scr een showing num ber s 2 to 7 (num ber 1 was your Hub!), and as you set up each Accessor y, an icon for that Accessor y will appear . The numbers correspond to the pack aging, but you can turn on the Accessories in any order. Setting up the wireless network between Accessories 10/10/08 11:33 Starting up the Accessories - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_... and Hub For each Accessory, you will turn it on, and then position it right next to the Hub so that the wireless network is set up correctly. You will do this with all your Accessories at once, and then move on to the next stage of installation. There's more information on how to turn on each type of Accessory below. Most Accessories (although not the Lamp!) are turned on by putting in their battery (see below). When you fir st tur n on any Accessor y, it will light up (ever y Accessor y has a light on it som ewher e!). The light will be off m ost of the tim e but will "blink " twice ever y 4 seconds or so. Once you br ing the Accessor y near the Hub, or after a few m om ents, the light will tur n off. This m eans that the Accessor y has successfully found the Hub and is com m unicating with it. If you turn on an Accessory close to the Hub, it may not light up for very long at all before finding the Hub and stopping blink ing. Once you have tur ned on your Accessor ies, gr oup them together ar ound the Hub, lik e duck lings ar ound the m other duck . When you have finished, you should have a set of Accessories with their lights turned off. If any still have their lights turned on, move them closer to the Hub and wait a few minutes; if that doesn't help, click here. You can check that all the Accessories successfully found the Hub by check ing that the website is displaying the correct number of each type of Accessory. The Accessory page you are currently look ing at on the website has 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:33 Starting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_... a section for each type of Accessory, illustrated with a number which matches the pack aging number for that Accesory type. If any are missing, click here. If all your Accessor ies ar e pr esent and cor r ect on the website, click on to the next page. The r est of the installation is quite str aightfor war d. One by one, we will go thr ough each system or ser vice offer ed by Aler tMe, and will install the Accessor ies for that ser vice in tur n. For each Accessor y, you will then position that Accessor y in your hom e, with guidance fr om its light as to wher e is a good spot, and then you will r etur n to the website to give it a nam e. The website will walk you through the installation and test the wireless network signal strength as you position each Accessory, ensuring that it will work well. The guidelines give more information about Accessory positioning. You can now move onto Installing the Lamp system. Turning on Accessories The Lamp The Lamp may go dark if you unplug it from the mains, but should light up after being plugged in, and flash twice every 4 seconds or so for a short while. (The Lamp power supply cable fits into a little hole on the bottom of the Lamp, which may contain a plastic "bung" when you first receive the Lamp - you'll need to 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:33 Starting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_... remove this if you have one!) If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Motion Sensor To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the sensor, and lift off the front (see here for pictures). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Motion Sensor box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Alarm Detector To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the sensor, and lift off the front (see here for pictures). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Alarm Detector box. Clip the back on the detector again when you have put the battery in. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Door/Window Sensor To put in a battery, squeeze the tab mark ings on opposite sides of the big part of the sensor, and use them to lift off the front (see here for pictures). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Door/Window Sensor box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Keyfob To put in a battery, insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver into the slot at the k eyring end, and lever up the top of the case, then slide it 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:33 Starting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_... back away from the k eyring end (see here for pictures). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Keyfob box. Clip the Keyfob together again when you have put the battery in. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Button To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the Button, and lift off the front (see here for pictures). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Button box. Clip the back on the Button again when you have put the battery in. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. Find out more about the ZigBee network used by AlertMe, which you have just set up, here (leaving the installation user guide - you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Starting_up_the_Accessories" Categories: Installation | Lamp | Button | Keyfob | Batteries | Wireless network | Accessories | Kit | Security This page was last modified 15:28, 15 February 2008. This page has been accessed 627 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:33 T he Hub does not seem to connect to AlertMe - Al... http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Hub_do... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe The Hub does not seem to connect to AlertMe From Alertme Mak e sure that your Hub is connected to your broadband router via an Ethernet cable. Mak e sure that the Hub is plugged into mains power and that the mains sock et is turned on! Mak e sure the hub power cable is securely plugged in. Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 2 Wait a few m inutes - som etim es this stage tak es a little while, as Aler tMe and your hom e set up secur e com m unications. Your Hub will light up various colours after you plug it in for the first time. It is ready to connect to our servers when it is flashing red, on and off and on again. If you've waited over 5 m inutes, please Contact Aler tMe for suppor t and have your Hub ID to hand. If your hub is glowing pink continuously ...then you may need to reset it. You can reset your Hub using a paperclip or similar pointy object. There is a small hole on the bottom of the Hub (smaller than the other holes! see the pictures here - the reset switch is shown at the bottom right). Insert your paperclip to press the recessed reset button. The Hub should stop glowing for a moment and then light up again; 10/10/08 12:18 T he Hub does not seem to connect to AlertMe - Al... Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Hub_do... check the power and Ethernet cables, and wait 5 minutes, then try again. If you use MAC addr ess filter ing on your br oadband gateway... then you may need to set up the Hub MAC address on your gateway. If you type in your Hub ID to the AlertMe website, and your Hub does not connect (because you use MAC filtering), the error message on the website will tell you the Hub MAC address, so you can now enter it in your broadband router configuration. TalkTalk users, click here Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /The_Hub_does_not_seem_to_connect_to_AlertMe" Categories: Installation | Hub 2 of 2 10/10/08 12:18 Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Alarm Detector From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up (how do I put the batter y in)? Wher e in m y hom e should I put it? I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 How do I stick it up in m y hom e? What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm installing it? I can't get it to flash r egular ly ever y second wher e I want to install it What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is it? The Alarm Detector is a way of connecting your existing smok e or carbon monoxide alarms to AlertMe. as part of the AlertMe Emergency Alarm systems (Smok e Alarm and Carbon Monoxide Alarm). It is battery powered and look s lik e this: 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... It work s by listening out for the noise of a smok e alarm, or other alarm, going off; it should be installed within 5cm of the alarm it is to listen to. There's more info here. How do I start it up? To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the sensor, and lift off the front (see here for pictures or here for a movie). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Alarm Detector box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Alarm Detector is communicating with the Hub. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. If it stops flashing, but does not appear on the website as an icon, wait a few minutes. If that doesn't work , try tak ing the battery out for 10 seconds, replacing it, and waiting another few minutes. If it still doesn't appear, click here. Where should I put it? The Alar m Detector is a way of connecting your existing sm ok e or car bon m onoxide alar m s to Aler tMe. To add an existing alar m to the Aler tMe system , sim ply install an Alar m Detector im m ediately next to the alar m . When an alar m goes off, it will m ak e a sir en noise as usual, but in addition you can r eceive phone calls or text m essages thr ough Aler tMe. You should position your Alarm Detector within 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... 5cm of your existing smok e alarm, stick ing it next to the existing alarm on the ceiling (or, possibly, wall). You should also try to follow our general Accessory positioning guidelines. If you are having problems positioning it, try reading our help on positioning. I can't see a flashing light on it The light, when flashing, is in the position of the green dot here: When you first put the battery in, you should expect to see the Alarm Detector light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Alarm Detector is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Alarm Detector is selected for placement on the website; then, it will flash regularly once a second (if it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). If you aren't placing this Alarm Detector, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. How do I stick it up? Firstly, mak e sure you k now how to use the stick y pads! If you haven't already read the instructions for these, do so now here. Peel a stick y pad off the back ing sheet, put 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... it onto the back of the Alarm Detector and press firmly for a few seconds. Then, peel off the printed part of the cover sheet off the pad you just stuck down, and press the Alarm Detector against the surface you want to stick it to firmly for a few seconds. Done! What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm installing it? When this Alarm Detector is selected for placement on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). You should hold the Alarm Detector still in the place you want to install it for about 5 seconds. If the light flashes regularly once a second all that time, it is a good spot to install it. If it doesn't, you should try moving the Alarm Detector somewhat read our tips here. I can't get it to flash regularly where I want to install it Check you have followed our Accessory positioning guidelines. For help with getting Accessories to communicate with your Hub all around your home, click here. What does the flashing light mean when I'm 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... testing it? Once you have installed your Alarm Detector, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light will come on whenever the Alarm Detector detects the noise of the alarm next to it. For more information about testing, click here. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Alarm_Detector" Categories: Installation | Accessories This page was last modified 10:27, 14 January 2008. This page has been accessed 226 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Installing the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing the Alarm Detector From Alertme This Accessory is part of the Emergency, or Smok e, Alarm system. Questions about the Alar m Detector ? Click Getting star ted with the Alar m Detector . Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 4 Where to put the Alarm Detector The Alar m Detector is a way of connecting your existing sm ok e or car bon m onoxide alar m s to Aler tMe. To add an existing alar m to the Aler tMe system , sim ply install an Alar m Detector im m ediately next to the alar m . When an alar m goes off, it will m ak e a sir en noise as usual, but in addition you can r eceive phone calls or text m essages thr ough Aler tMe. You should position your Alarm Detector within 5cm of your existing smok e alarm, stick ing it next to the existing alarm on the ceiling (or, possibly, wall). There are general guidelines about positioning AlertMe Accessories here. For more information 10/10/08 11:31 Installing the Alarm Detector - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... about the Alarm Detector, click here. Repeat the following instructions for each Alarm Detector you have. It is a good idea before you start to think about which of your smok e and/or carbon monoxide alarms you are going to connect to your AlertMe system. (You can buy more Alarm Detectors if you need more.) Positioning the Alarm Detector in your home All Alarm Detectors which you have not yet set up should currently be near to your Hub, and their lights should be off. On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure website you should now be able to see all the Accessories you have not yet set up, including the Alarm Detector you are about to install. If you click an Alar m Detector icon on the website, you should see the light on one of the Alar m Detector s near your Hub star t to flash on and off r egular ly. This is the one to install now. Tak e this Alar m Detector to wher e ever you wish to put it. As you m ove ar ound your hom e, the light on your Alar m Detector m ay continue to flash ever y second, or the light m ay star t to blink twice ever y few seconds. When the light is blink ing, that means that you are not in a good location to install your Alarm Detector, as the radio signal is not good enough. Don't panic! There are two reasons the light might do this. One is that you are in a slightly bad spot for the wireless network ; you may find that moving the sensor just a few inches one way or another is all it tak es to get to a better place. If moving it around does not work , try another location. If you 2 of 4 10/10/08 11:31 Installing the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... cannot find a good spot anywhere near there, it might be that you are out of range of the Hub. Moving your Lamp nearer to where you want to install this sensor might be the answer - read more about tweak ing your system for better wireless network coverage. As you position your Alar m Detector , you should m ak e sur e you select a location wher e the Alar m Detector light is flashing continuously. You may wish to place the Alarm Detector somewhere, and then watch it for 5 to 10 seconds to ensure that it continues to flash, confirming that this is a good position where it can be in constant contact with your Hub. Once you have found a good spot, fix the Alar m Detector in place with a stick y pad (r ead the instr uctions fir st!). If you have any problems with finding a position for your Alarm Detector where the light stays flashing, click here for help. If you have any problems deciding where to place the Alarm Detector, or actually fixing it in place, click here. Naming the Alarm Detector Now you should have successfully positioned the Alarm Detector in your home. On the website, you can now name it in the box. You can give the Alarm Detector a name, such as Hallway Smoke Alarm Detector or Landing Carbon Monoxide Detector. The name is entirely up to you! (Later on, you will have the opportunity to assign the Alarm Detector to a room in your home, if you opt to set up Rooms on the AlertMe secure website. For now, you just need to give it a name.) 3 of 4 10/10/08 11:31 Installing the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... Great! You have installed your Alarm Detector. Find out more about what the Alarm Detector is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Installing_the_Alarm_Detector" Categories: Installation | Batteries | Wireless network | Accessories | Security | Home safety This page was last modified 16:00, 3 January 2008. This page has been accessed 206 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 4 of 4 10/10/08 11:31 Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Button From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up (how do I put the batter y in)? Wher e in m y hom e should I put it? I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 How do I stick it up in m y hom e? What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm installing it? I can't get it to flash r egular ly ever y second wher e I want to install it What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is it? The Button is quite simply a button! You can use it to provide an input to your AlertMe system for many different reasons. Most lik ely, your Button will become your AlertMe Doorbell; we will offer more Button functions soon. It is battery powered and look s lik e this: 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Button - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... There's more info here. How do I start it up? To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the sensor and lift off the front (see here for pictures or here for a movie). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Button box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Button is communicating with the Hub. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. If it stops flashing, but does not appear on the website as an icon, wait a few minutes. If that doesn't work , try tak ing the battery out for 10 seconds, replacing it, and waiting another few minutes. If it still doesn't appear, click here. Where should I put it? If your Button is to be an AlertMe Doorbell, then you should place it where you would put a doorbell! If you are going to use your Button for something else, then it should be clear where you would want it for that reason. You should also try to follow our general Accessory positioning guidelines. If you are having problems positioning it, try reading our help on positioning. 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... I can't see a flashing light on it When the Button flashes its light, the whole of the orange ring on the front will light up! When you first put the battery in, you should expect to see the Button light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Button is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Button is selected for placement on the website; then, it will flash regularly once a second (if it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). If you aren't placing this Button, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. How do I stick it up? Firstly, mak e sure you k now how to use the stick y pads! If you haven't already read the instructions for these, do so now here. Peel a stick y pad off the back ing sheet, put it onto the back of the Button and press firmly for a few seconds. Then, peel off the printed part of the cover sheet off the pad you just stuck down, and press the Button against the surface you want to stick it to firmly for a few seconds. Done! With the Button, you have the alternative of using screws to fix the Button to a wall. There are special guide circles on the back part of the Button where you could punch through in order to use screws; these should be obvious if you lift off the front of the 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... Button as if you were changing the battery. Screw the back plate onto your wall, then simply clip the front part back on. What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm installing it? When this Button is selected for placement on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). You should hold the Button still in the place you want to install it for about 5 seconds. If the light flashes regularly once a second all that time, it is a good spot to install it. If it doesn't, you should try moving the Button somewhat - read our tips here. I can't get it to flash regularly where I want to install it Check you have followed our Accessory positioning guidelines. For help with getting Accessories to communicate with your Hub all around your home, click here. What does the flashing light mean when I'm testing it? 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... Once you have installed your Button, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light will come on whenever the Button is pressed. For more information about testing, click here. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Button" Categories: Installation | Accessories | Button This page was last modified 15:22, 15 February 2008. This page has been accessed 370 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Installing the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing the Button From Alertme Before you start here, you should have installed your Hub, prepared all your Accessories by turning them on and bonding them with the Hub, and installed the Lamp (or all your Lamps if you are luck y enough to have more than one!). If you have more Lamps to set up, click here to go back and install them. Where to put the Button Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing 1 of 3 The Button can be used for m any things! For now, we r ecom m end that you choose one of our m ain options, such as Door bell. You can always change the function of your Button later on, but it is a good idea to pick som ething for it now, befor e you com m it to placing it som ewher e in your hom e. There are general guidelines about positioning AlertMe Accessories here. For more information about the Button, click here. The Button may, if you prefer, be attached to your home using screws rather than stick y pads. Read more about this here. Repeat the following instructions for each Button you have. Positioning the Button in your home All Buttons which you have not yet set up should currently be near to your Hub, and their lights should be off. On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure website you should now be able to see all the Accessories you have not yet set up, including the Button you are about to install. If you dr ag a Button icon on the website to the box on the r ight hand side, you should see the light on one of the Buttons near 10/10/08 11:31 Installing the Button - Alertme Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... your Hub star t to flash on and off r egular ly. This is the one to install now. Tak e this Button to wher e ever you wish to put it. As you m ove ar ound your hom e, the light on your Button m ay continue to flash, or the light m ay star t to blink twice ever y few seconds. When the light is blink ing, that means that you are not in a good location to install your Button, as the radio signal is not good enough. Don't panic! There are two reasons the light might do this. One is that you are in a slightly bad spot for the wireless network ; you may find that moving the button just a few inches one way or another is all it tak es to get to a better place. If moving it around does not work , try another location. If you cannot find a good spot anywhere near there, it might be that you are out of range of the Hub. Moving your Lamp nearer to where you want to install this button might be the answer - read more about tweak ing your system for better wireless network coverage. As you position your Button, you should m ak e sur e you select a location wher e the Button light is flashing continuously. You may wish to place the Button somewhere, and then watch it for 5 to 10 seconds to ensure that it continues to flash, confirming that this is a good position where it can be in constant contact with your Hub. Once you have found a good spot, fix the Button in place with a stick y pad (r ead the instr uctions fir st!). If you have any problems with finding a position for your Button where the light stays flashing, click here for help. If you have any problems deciding where to place the Button, or actually fixing it in place, click here. Naming the Button Now you should have successfully positioned the Button in your home. On the website, click OK to say you have positioned your Button; you can now name it in the box. You can give the Button a name, such as Master Bedroom Panic Button or Kitchen Doorbell. The name is entirely up to you; by default your Button is just given a number, such as Button 1, for the first Button, or "Doorbell 1" if you decided to mak e it a doorbell. (Later on, you will have the opportunity to assign the 2 of 3 10/10/08 11:31 Installing the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... Button to a room in your home, if you opt to set up Rooms on the AlertMe secure website. For now, you just need to give it a name.) Great! You have installed your Button. You can install further Buttons now, or move onto Personalising_your_AlertMe_system_for_the_first_time. Find out more about what the Button is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide - you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Button" Categories: Button | Installation | Batteries | Wireless network | Accessories 3 of 3 10/10/08 11:31 Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Keyfob From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up (how do I put the batter y in)? What should I call it? What is a good nam e for a Keyfob? Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm nam ing it? What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is the sm all thingy in the box with m y Keyfob? What is it? The Keyfob is used to control the AlertMe Intruder Alarm system, by blipping your home whenever you go in, or out. The big button is used when you return Home, and the small button when you go Away. This affects how the Intruder Alarm and Emergency Alarms work - when you are At Home, the 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... Motion Sensors do not trigger an alarm, for example, but when you are Away they do. You can also set different doorbell sounds for whether you are at home or not, and get notifications when other family members go out, or come back home - even if you are not at home yourself! The Keyfob is battery powered and look s lik e this: You can hang it on your k eyring! There's more info here. How do I start it up? To put in a battery, insert a small flat-bladed screwdriver into the slot at the k eyring end, and lever up the top of the case, then slide it back away from the k eyring end (see here for pictures or here for a movie). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Keyfob box. Clip the Keyfob together again when you have put the battery in. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Keyfob is communicating with the Hub. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. If it stops flashing, but does not appear on the website as an icon, wait a few minutes. If that doesn't work , try tak ing the battery out for 10 seconds, replacing it, and waiting another few minutes. If it still doesn't appear, click here. If your AlertMe Keyfob came with a special tool in the Keyfob box, you can use that to open it - click here. 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... What should I call it? You should give each Keyfob the name of the person who will k eep it. So, if one Keyfob will belong to Billy, call the Keyfob "Billy" here on the website. Then, AlertMe can show you who is at home at any given time, and can tell you who set the alarm when they left the house, and so on. I can't see a flashing light on it The light, when flashing, is in the position of the green dot here: When you first put the battery in, you should expect to see the Keyfob light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Keyfob is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Keyfob is selected for naming on the website. If you aren't naming this Keyfob, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm naming it? When this Keyfob is selected for naming on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... position to be used), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position, and cannot communicate with the Hub). What does the flashing light mean when I'm testing it? Once you have installed your Keyfob, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light will come on whenever either Keyfob button is pressed. For more information about testing, click here. What is the little thingy in the box with my Keyfob? In some cases you may find a small plastic bag inside the Keyfob box, which contains a little metal tag. This tag can be used to open the Keyfob (just insert the small end into the slot in the Keyfob, and twist the tag). If the tag is big enough, you may wish to use it on the Keyfob k eyring, writing on it to label which Keyfob this is. (There are two versions of the tag - tiny, and bigger!) If you have a trial/beta version of AlertMe, then you probably won't find one. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Keyfob" 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... Categories: Installation | Accessories | Keyfob This page was last modified 13:34, 17 January 2008. This page has been accessed 342 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Installing the Keyfobs - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 2 Installing the Keyfobs From Alertme Before you start here, you should have installed your Hub, started up all your Accessories by turning them on and bonding them with the Hub, and installed the Lamp, the Doorbell, and the Intruder Alarm. The Keyfob is the m ain way of contr olling the behaviour of your Aler tMe system day to day. With its two buttons, you can tell Aler tMe whether you ar e At Home or Away sim ply by blipping the Keyfob as you enter or leave your hom e. The two behaviour s affect how the Intr uder Alar m and Em er gency Alar m s wor k - when you ar e At Home, the Motion Sensor s do not tr igger an alar m , for exam ple, but when you ar e Away they do. You can also set differ ent door bell sounds for whether you ar e at hom e or not. For more information about the Keyfob, click here. Questions about the Keyfob? Click Getting star ted with the Keyfob. 10/10/08 11:34 Installing the Keyfobs - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... Naming the Keyfob On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure website you should now be able to see all the Accessories you have not yet set up, including the Keyfob you are about to set up. Your Keyfobs should be near your Hub with their lights turned off. If you click a Keyfob icon on the website, you should see the light on one of the Keyfobs near your Hub star t to flash on and off r egular ly. This is the one to nam e now. You should now be able to give the Keyfob a name in the box. You can give the Keyfob a name, such as Fred; it is best to give a Keyfob the name of the person who will carry the Keyfob. If you are not giving the Keyfob to someone at this point, you might want to name a Keyfob "Spare", or "Kitchen Drawer". When you've named all your Keyfobs, you can now move on to Installing the Emergency Alarm. Find out more about what the Keyfob is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide - you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Keyfobs" Categories: Installation | Keyfob | Batteries | Wireless network | Accessories This page was last modified 15:59, 3 January 2008. This page has been accessed 144 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 2 of 2 10/10/08 11:34 Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Lamp From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up? Wher e should I plug it in? Wher e in m y hom e should I put it? I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm installing it? I can't get it to flash r egular ly ever y second wher e I want to install it What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is it? As well as providing light, the Lamp acts as a wireless signal booster to ensure that your AlertMe system work s reliably throughout your home. We will be adding more Lamp functions soon. It is mains powered and comes with its own power supply; it also contains a battery back up to k eep it running, but you don't need to fit that battery 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... yourself. It look s lik e this: Nice, isn't it? There's more info here. How do I start it up? Plug the Lamp power supply into a mains power sock et, somewhere near the Hub, and plug the power supply cable into the Lamp (click here for a movie showing this). Then pr ess the Button on the base of the Lam p once. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Lamp is communicating with the Hub. The Lamp may go dark if you unplug it from the mains, but will work fine when plugged in again (this is because the back up battery inside it may not be fully charged yet). If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. The Lamp power connector may be a little trick y to plug into the Lamp, but don't worry, you won't break it. If your Lam p does not light up at all, click her e. Where should I put it? You should position your lam p som ewher e you will enjoy it, but also som ewher e not too close to 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... your Hub. Putting the Lam p in another r oom , or on another floor , of your hom e, is ideal. The Lam p needs to be plugged into a m ains power sock et. You should also try to follow our general Accessory positioning guidelines. If you are having problems positioning it, try reading our help on positioning. I can't see a flashing light on it When the Lamp flashes its light, the whole top of the Lamp should flash blue! It may be hard to see this in a brightly lit room. When you first plug it in, you should expect to see the Lamp light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Lamp is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Lamp is selected for placement on the website; then, it will flash regularly once a second (if it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). If you aren't placing this Lamp, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. It m ay also stop flashing, or go dim , if it is unplugged; it should star t again without pr oblem s if you plug it back in. (AlertMe Lamps contain back up batteries to k eep them running, but these may not be fully charged when you start off installing your Kit.) What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... installing it? When this Lamp is selected for placement on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). You should hold the Lamp still in the place you want to install it for about 5 seconds. If the light flashes regularly once a second all that time, it is a good spot to install it. If it doesn't, you should try moving the Lamp somewhat - read our tips here. I can't get it to flash regularly where I want to install it Check you have followed our Accessory positioning guidelines. For help with getting Accessories to communicate with your Hub all around your home, click here. What does the flashing light mean when I'm testing it? Once you have installed your Lamp, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light may come on. Lamp functions are currently under development by AlertMe. For more information about testing, click here. 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Lamp" Categories: Installation | Accessories | Lamp This page was last modified 17:34, 22 January 2008. This page has been accessed 663 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59 Installing the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing the Lamp From Alertme Before you start here, you should have installed your Hub and started up all your Accessories by turning them on and bonding them with the Hub. Where to put the Lamp Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 4 As well as providing light, the Lamp acts as a wireless signal booster to ensure that your AlertMe system work s reliably throughout your home. For more information about the Lamp, click here. You should position your lam p som ewher e you will enjoy it, but also som ewher e not too close to your Hub. Putting the Lam p in another r oom , or on another floor , of your hom e, is ideal. The Lam p needs to be plugged into a m ains power sock et. There are general guidelines about positioning AlertMe Accessories here. If you are having problems positioning your Lamp, or any other Accessory, click here. If you have multiple Lamps to install, simply follow these instructions for each Lamp in turn. 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Lamp - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... Positioning the Lamp in your home The Lamp you are about to install should currently be near to your Hub. On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure website you should now be able to see all of the Lamps you have, including the one you are about to install. If you dr ag a Lam p icon on the website to the box on the r ight hand side, you should see the Lam p in your hom e near your Hub star t to flash on and off r egular ly. This is the Lam p to install now, if you have m or e than one. If your Lam p does not flash at all, please r ead our help page her e. Bear in mind that although your Lamp has a battery in to keep it running when the mains power goes out, it may not yet be fully charged if you only recently plugged in the Lamp for the first time. If the light goes out it may be lack of power, not that you are out of range. Try plugging in the mains and waiting 5-10 seconds rather than watching the light as you walk around your home, to position the Lamp. You can unplug your Lam p now and car r y it, with its power supply, to wher e ever you wish to put it. As you m ove ar ound your hom e, your lam p m ay continue to flash, or the light m ay go out. When the light is blink ing twice every few seconds, that means that you are not in a good location to install your Lamp, as the radio signal is not good enough. Don't panic! There are two reasons the lamp might do this. One is that you are in a slightly bad spot for the wireless network ; you may find that moving the sensor just a few inches one way or another is all it 2 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... tak es to get to a better place. If moving it around does not work , try another location. If you cannot find a good spot anywhere near there, it might be that you are out of range of the Hub. If you cannot find a good spot for your lamp, read more about how to fix any issues with the wireless network . As you position your Lamp, you should mak e sure you select a location where the Lamp is flashing regularly all the time. You m ay wish to place the Lam p, connect it to m ains power , and then watch it for 5 to 10 seconds to ensure that it continues to flash, confirming that this is a good position for the Lamp where it can be in constant contact with your Hub. If you have any problems with finding a position for your Lamp where the light stays flashing, click here for help. Naming the Lamp Now you should have successfully positioned the Lamp in your home. On the website, click OK to say you have positioned your Lamp; you can now name your Lamp in the box. You can give the Lamp a name, such as First Floor Night Light, or AlertMe Status Lamp. The name is entirely up to you, and may reflect the use of your lamp, or the location of the lamp, or anything else! (Feel free to call your Lamp Bob, if you lik e.) By default your Lamp is called Lamp 1, if you just have the one Lamp. (Later on, you will have the opportunity to assign the Lamp to a room in your home, if you opt to set up Rooms on the AlertMe secure website. For now, you just need to give it a name.) Great! You have installed your Lamp. You can install another Lamp now if 3 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th... you have one, or move onto Setting up the Keyfob. Find out more about what the Lamp is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide - you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Lamp" Categories: Installation | Lamp | Wireless network | Accessories This page was last modified 17:35, 22 January 2008. This page has been accessed 420 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 4 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Motion Sensor From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up (how do I put the batter y in)? Wher e in m y hom e should I put it? Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 5 I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e How do I stick it up in m y hom e? What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm installing it? I can't get it to flash r egular ly ever y second wher e I want to install it What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is it? The Motion Sensor detects activity in your home, as part of the AlertMe Intruder Alarm. It is battery powered and look s lik e this: 10/10/08 11:58 Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... It look s out across your home from a vantage point near the top of a wall. There's more info here. How do I start it up? To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the sensor, and lift off the front (see here for pictures or here for a movie). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Motion Sensor box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Motion Sensor is communicating with the Hub. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. If it stops flashing, but does not appear on the website as an icon, wait a few minutes. If that doesn't work , try tak ing the battery out for 10 seconds, replacing it, and waiting another few minutes. If it still doesn't appear, click here. Where should I put it? Motion Sensors protect areas you think an intruder might walk through - they are good in hallways, for example. They are also excellent for monitoring areas where there are many external access points (doors and windows), where a lot of Door/Window Sensors would be needed. The Motion Sensor can be used to check for activity in a r oom or ar ea in your hom e. The Motion Sensor is 2 of 5 10/10/08 11:58 Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... designed for use indoor s. A hallway, or in a gr ound floor r oom pointing towar ds a door , ar e good choices. You should position it so that it has a good view acr oss the ar ea you want to pr otect, but tr y to position your Motion Detector so that it points away fr om windows or exter ior door s. Your AlertMe Motion Sensor will sense motion in a range up to 10m. Mak e sure you put the Motion Detector the right way up! Bear in mind that the Motion Detector may detect medium to large pets. You have the choice of positioning the Motion Sensor flat on one wall, or on a corner between two walls. These two options are illustrated here, which also shows the "right way up"! You should also try to follow our general Accessory positioning guidelines. If you are having problems positioning it, try reading our help on positioning. I can't see a flashing light on it The light, when flashing, is in the position of the green dot here: When you first put the battery in, you should expect to see the Motion Sensor light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Motion Sensor is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Motion Sensor is selected for placement on the website; then, it will flash regularly once 3 of 5 10/10/08 11:58 Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... a second (if it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). If you aren't placing this Motion Sensor, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. How do I stick it up? You have the choice of positioning the Motion Sensor flat on one wall, or on a corner between two walls. These two options are illustrated here. Firstly, mak e sure you k now how to use the stick y pads! If you haven't already read the instructions for these, do so now here. Peel a stick y pad off the back ing sheet, put it onto the back of the Motion Sensor and press firmly for a few seconds. Then, peel off the printed part of the cover sheet off the pad you just stuck down, and press the Motion Sensor against the surface you want to stick it to firmly for a few seconds. Done! What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm installing it? When this Motion Sensor is selected for placement on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). You should hold the Motion Sensor still in the place you want to install it for about 5 seconds. If the light flashes regularly once 4 of 5 10/10/08 11:58 Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... a second all that time, it is a good spot to install it. If it doesn't, you should try moving the Motion Sensor somewhat read our tips here. I can't get it to flash regularly where I want to install it Check you have followed our Accessory positioning guidelines. For help with getting Accessories to communicate with your Hub all around your home, click here. What does the flashing light mean when I'm testing it? Once you have installed your Motion Sensor, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light will come on whenever the Motion Sensor detects activity. For more information about testing, click here. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Motion_Sensor" Categories: Installation | Accessories This page was last modified 16:06, 15 February 2008. This page has been accessed 511 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 5 of 5 10/10/08 11:58 Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing the Motion Sensor From Alertme This Accessory is installed as part of the Intruder Alarm. Questions about the Motion Sensor ? Click Getting star ted with the Motion Sensor . Where to put the Motion Sensor Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 4 The Motion Sensor can be used to check for activity in a r oom or ar ea in your hom e. The Motion Sensor is designed for use indoor s. A hallway, or in a gr ound floor r oom pointing towar ds a door , ar e good choices. You should position it so that it has a good view acr oss the ar ea you want to pr otect, but tr y to position your Motion Detector so that it points away fr om windows or exter ior door s. Your AlertMe Motion Sensor will sense motion in a range up to 10m. Mak e sure you put the Motion Detector the right way up! Bear in mind that the Motion Detector may detect medium to large pets. You have the choice of positioning the Motion Sensor flat on one wall, or on a corner between two walls. These two options are illustrated here. 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... There are general guidelines about positioning AlertMe Accessories here. For more information about the Motion Sensor, click here. Repeat the following instr uctions for each Motion Sensor you have. It is a good idea befor e you star t to think about wher e you will install each of your sensor s to best secur e your hom e. Positioning the Motion Sensor in your home All Motion Sensors which you have not yet set up should currently be near to your Hub, and their lights should be off. On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure website you should now be able to see all the Accessories you have not yet set up, including the Motion Sensor you are about to install. If you click a Motion Sensor icon, you should see the light on one of the Motion Sensor s near your Hub star t to flash on and off r egular ly. This is the one to install now. Tak e this Motion Sensor to wher e ever you wish to put it. As you m ove ar ound your hom e, the light on your Motion Sensor m ay continue to flash r egular ly, or the light m ay star t to blink twice ever y few seconds. When the light is blink ing, that means that you are not in a good location to install your Motion Sensor, as the radio signal is not good enough. Don't panic! There are two reasons the light might do this. One is that you are in a slightly bad spot for the wireless network ; you may find that moving the sensor just a few inches one way or another is all it tak es to get to a better place. If moving it around does not work , try another location. If you 2 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... cannot find a good spot anywhere near there, it might be that you are out of range of the Hub. Moving your Lamp nearer to where you want to install this sensor might be the answer - read more about tweak ing your system for better wireless network coverage. As you position your Motion Sensor , you should m ak e sur e you select a location wher e the Motion Sensor light is flashing continuously. You may wish to place the Motion Sensor somewhere, and then watch it for 5 to 10 seconds to ensure that it continues to flash, confirming that this is a good position where it can be in constant contact with your Hub. Once you have found a good spot, fix the Motion Sensor in place with a stick y pad (r ead the instr uctions fir st!). If you have any problems with finding a position for your Motion Sensor where the light stays flashing, click here for help. If you have any problems deciding where to place the Motion Sensor, or actually fixing it in place, click here. Naming the Motion Sensor Now you should have successfully positioned the Motion Sensor in your home. On the website, you can now name it in the box. You can give the Motion Sensor a name, such as Hallway Motion Sensor. (Later on, you will have the opportunity to assign the Motion Sensor to a room in your home, if you opt to set up Rooms on the AlertMe secure website. For now, you just need to give it a name.) Great! You have installed your Motion Sensor. 3 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t... Find out more about what the Motion Sensor is and what it does here (leaving the installation user guide you might want to open this page in another tab or window). Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Installing_the_Motion_Sensor" Categories: Installation | Batteries | Wireless network | Accessories | Security This page was last modified 14:51, 11 January 2008. This page has been accessed 379 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 4 of 4 10/10/08 11:32 Illustrated: Positioning the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:_... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Illustrated: Positioning the Motion Sensor From Alertme Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network 1 of 2 10/10/08 12:16 Illustrated: Positioning the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:_... Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com/wik i/index.php /Illustrated:_Positioning_the_Motion_Sensor" Categories: Accessories | Installation 2 of 2 10/10/08 12:16 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor From Alertme What is it? What does it look lik e? How do I star t it up (how do I put the batter y in)? Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 6 Wher e in m y hom e should I put it? I can't see a flashing light on it anywher e How do I stick it up in m y hom e? What does the flashing light m ean, whilst I'm installing it? I can't get it to flash r egular ly ever y second wher e I want to install it What does the flashing light m ean, when I'm testing it? What is it? The Door/Window Sensor detects whether a door, window, or other thing is Open or Closed, as part of the 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... AlertMe Intruder Alarm system. As well as alerting you to intruders, this check s that you've shut all your doors and windows before going out! The Door/Window Sensor is battery powered and look s lik e this: The big part is the main sensor, and the little part is a magnet. It work s by detecting if the two parts are very close together (meaning the door, or window, is shut), or far apart (meaning it is open!). There's more info here. How do I start it up? To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs on opposite sides of the big part of the sensor, and lift off the front (see here for pictures or here for a movie). The battery is supplied by AlertMe in the Door/Window Sensor box. Clip the back on the sensor again when you have put the battery in. The light should then blink twice every few seconds for a while; this will stop once the Door/Window Sensor is communicating with the Hub. If the light does not turn on at all, then click here for help. If it stops flashing, but does not appear on the website as an icon, wait a few minutes. If that doesn't work , try tak ing the battery out for 10 seconds, replacing it, and waiting another few minutes. If it still doesn't appear, click here. Where should I put it? 2 of 6 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... The Door /Window Sensor detects whether a door , window, or other thing is Open or Closed. The sensor has two parts - a larger part, into which the battery is placed, and a smaller part (which is actually a magnet). The Door/Window Sensor is designed for use indoors but it can be used on external windows or doors, providing that the larger part is normally indoors. You can use the Door/Window Sensor to check whether ground floor exterior doors and large windows are open or closed (especially helpful when combined with AlertMe's warning if you leave your home set to "Away" without closing everything!). The lar ger par t of the sensor is usually placed on the door or window fr am e, and the sm aller m agnet placed on the door or window itself; the two par ts m ust be par allel to each other , and as close to touching as you can place them , without stopping the m oving par t fr om opening sm oothly. Each part of the sensor has a pair of little lines on one side; you should install the sensor with those sides with the little lines next to each other . This is illustrated in the bottom half of this page. Tr y to leave at least a centim etr e or so of em pty space at either end of the Door /Window Sensor . Check out the pictures! If you have UPVC windows or other windows with bevelled or angled edges click here. You should also try to follow our general Accessory positioning guidelines. If you are having problems positioning it, try reading our help on positioning. 3 of 6 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... I can't see a flashing light on it The light, when flashing, is in the position of the green dot here: When you first put the battery in, you should expect to see the Door/Window Sensor light blink twice every few seconds; the light will go out once the Door/Window Sensor is communicating with the Hub. The light will come on again when this Door/Window Sensor is selected for placement on the website; then, it will flash regularly once a second (if it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). If you aren't placing this Door/Window Sensor, it most lik ely will not be flashing its light. How do I stick it up? Firstly, mak e sure you k now how to use the stick y pads! If you haven't already read the instructions for these, do so now here. Peel a stick y pad off the back ing sheet, put it onto the back of the Door/Window Sensor and press firmly for a few seconds. Then, peel off the printed part of the cover sheet off the pad you just stuck down, and press the Door/Window Sensor against the surface you want to stick it to firmly for a few seconds. If you lik e, you can use 4 of 6 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... two stick y pads, one at either end of the sensor. For the magnet we supply special, small stick y pads, which you use in the same way as the big ones. Check out the pictures! What does the flashing light mean whilst I'm installing it? When this Door/Window Sensor is selected for placement on the website it will flash regularly once a second (whilst it is in a good position for the Accessory to be installed), or it will blink twice every few seconds (if it is not in a good position). You should hold the Door/Window Sensor still in the place you want to install it for about 5 seconds. If the light flashes regularly once a second all that time, it is a good spot to install it. If it doesn't, you should try moving the Door/Window Sensor somewhat - read our tips here. I can't get it to flash regularly where I want to install it Check you have followed our Accessory positioning guidelines. For help with getting Accessories to communicate with your Hub all around your home, click here. What does the flashing 5 of 6 10/10/08 11:59 Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star... light mean when I'm testing it? Once you have installed your Door/Window Sensor, the light will go out for the remainder of the Alertme setup process. When you reach the testing stage, the light will come on whenever the Door/Window Sensor detects whatever it is stuck to opening. For more information about testing, click here. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Getting_started_with_the_Door /Window_Sensor" Categories: Installation | Accessories This page was last modified 16:07, 28 February 2008. This page has been accessed 449 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 6 of 6 10/10/08 11:59 Using the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Using the sticky pads From Alertme We provide plenty of stick y pads for you to fix AlertMe accessories around your home. These are special pads from TESA. Please note that stick y pads only com e in two types - big (most of your Accessories) and small (for the magnet of your Door/Window Sensor). You don't need to worry about getting mixed up about which are for what accessories! :) Contents Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network 1 Why use the stick y pads provided, rather than any others? 2 Using the Stick y Pads - the Movie 3 Stick ing an Accessory in place 4 Removing an Accessory 5 If you have any problems... Why use the sticky pads provided, rather than any others? Because the special AlertMe-provided stick y pads not only secur e your Accessor ies fir m ly to your hom e, but also can be r em oved cleanly without dam aging your decor , if you follow the instr uctions! Using the Sticky Pads - the Movie Click here (http://www.alertme.com/videos/stick ies.mov) to watch a Quick time movie about how to use the stick y pads. Sticking an Accessory in place There is a sheet of stick y pads in the box with each Accessory. This should mean you have enough to stick up the Accessory, with a couple left over in case you mak e a mistak e, or want to move the Accessory later. Mak e sure that both the Accessory you want to stick in place, and the surface you are stick ing it to, are both clean and dry. When you ar e pick ing a location, tr y to m ak e sur e you stick the Accessor y down so that you can r each the clips that enable you to open the case and r eplace the batter y! If you are installing a Button, bear in mind that you can instead use screws to fix this to your home if you prefer (read more here). Peel a stick y pad off the back ing paper and place onto the back of the Accessory, pr essing fir m ly for 5 seconds. Do not remove the clear strips from the end of the tab. Then, simply peel off the pr inted cover sheet, and stick the Accessory to your wall, doorframe, etc, m ak ing sur e that the tab is som ewher e you can r each it later on, and wher e you can pull it along the sur face away fr om the Accessor y for a few cm at least (see below for why you 1 of 4 10/10/08 12:16 Using the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st... should do this!). Hold in place, pressing firmly down, for 5 seconds. Removing an Accessory Grip the Accessory firmly with one hand (without pressing it against the surface it is stuck to). Then, with the other hand, hold on the tab stick ing out from the stick y pad, and pull firmly parallel to the surface the pad is stuck to. Keep pulling as it stretches out! It will stretch a long way, but eventually will unstick , leaving no mark on your decor. Do not pull the Accessor y away fr om the sur face! You cannot reuse stick y pads. AlertMe supplies plenty of spares with each Kit; if you need more, contact us. 2 of 4 10/10/08 12:16 Using the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st... If you have any problems... Please read our stick y pad help page! Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com/wik i/index.php /Using_the_stick y_pads" Categories: Installation | Accessories | Kit 3 of 4 10/10/08 12:16 Using the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st... About Alertme Disclaimers 4 of 4 10/10/08 12:16 Installing new AlertMe Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_n... From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe Installing new AlertMe Accessories From Alertme If your AlertMe system is already up and running, and you buy new Accessories, this is how to set them up. Firstly, sign in to the secure website and click MySettings at the top right. Then click the Accessories tab. Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 2 At the top right you should see an "Add Accessory" link . Click this, and follow the instructions! Note that you may see your existing Accessories again during this process in some cases, and may need to rename them. If you have any problems or concerns please Contact AlertMe for support. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php /Installing_new_AlertMe_Accessories" Categories: Installation | Accessories 10/10/08 11:32 Installing new AlertMe Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_n... Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network This page was last modified 17:07, 11 January 2008. This page has been accessed 88 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 2 of 2 10/10/08 11:32 T he Small Print - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Small_Print From Alertme User Guide fr ont page Recent changes List of all pages How to use this Guide Getting Started Quick Answers Personalising your system Using AlertMe Troubleshooting About AlertMe The Small Print From Alertme Our terms and conditions, warranty and privacy policy are all included in our Service Terms and Conditions (https://secure.alertme.com //index.php?pid=tariffterms) . AlertMe equipment Specifications Read the Specifications, including how water-resistant AlertMe Kit is, our Regulatory Compliance, and so on. Categories: Accessories Batteries Button Emails Emergency alarm Friends Green Help History Home network ing Home safety Hub Installation Intruder alarm Keyfob Kit Lamp Legal Messages 1 of 2 We also provide Safety Advice for using AlertMe. Retrieved from "http://wik i.alertme.com /wik i/index.php/The_Small_Print" Categories: Home safety | Kit | Security | Purchasing | Subscription | Legal 16/10/08 16:52 T he Small Print - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Small_Print Personalisation Phone calls Purchasing Security Subscription Text messages Users Website Wireless network Article Discussion Edit History Move Watch Upload file Special pages This page was last modified 14:45, 16 October 2008. This page has been accessed 292 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. Privacy policy About Alertme Disclaimers 2 of 2 16/10/08 16:52
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