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Date Submitted	1999-10-25 00:00:00
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Document Title	User Instructions

v9-A draft Door AnnouncerTM
Installation and Operation Manual
Congratulations on your purchase of DesignTech‘s DoorAnnouncertf“.
This product communicates via radio signals to a receiver in the back
of your home oroffice to let you know when someone is entering through
a particular door.
This product is quality designed, engineered and built in the USA to _
provide years of service.
Door Announcer Sensor/Transmitter:
Battery: The DoorAnnouncer is powered by two long—life lithium bat-
tery which should last about 1 year.
Replace the battery when the unit stops transmitting.
mum
1. Insert a small coin or screw driver
blade into the slot at the back side
of the case and twist to open the
case.
2. Slide the two batteries into the bat-
tery olip with the + side face up.
3. Close the case backtogether.
Indoor Receiver Unit:
Power: Plug the wall adaptor into a standard wall outlet. Plug the
other end into thejack on the receiver unit.
Antenna: Plug the S-inch white antenna into the RCA jack at the back
of the receiver and turn to a vertical position.
Setting up the System
The sensor and receiver are factory set to a particular, unique code.
To test the unit . Put the sensor switch in the middle Chime mode.
Move the sensor (or if attached to a door at this time -- open the door).
When the door changes orientation —— i.e. closed to open -- it sends a
radio signal to the receiverwhich sound the chime oralarm depend-
ing on the setting of the sensor.
If the receiverdoes not respond to the sensor, and is showing both led
lights blinking quickly everfew seconds, make sure to follow the steps
below:
Transmitter Code Leaming (perform only if unit does not respond):
1. With the receiver plugged in and the red power light on, move
the slide switch closest to the white antenna towards the white an-
tenna wire. The green light will come on.
2. Move the sensor around. The re-
ceiver will chirp indicating that it has
learned the code from the sensor. (This
process often works best when the sen-
sor is several feet away from the receiver.) 1
Slide the code learning switch, away from
the white antenna wire to the "use" set— V“
tingt The green light will go off.
Learn I use
When a new sensor is taught, the previously Sllde
taught ones are not erased, unless you push the reset" button on the
top of the case while in learn mode.
The volume switch is farthest from the antenna jack. Set it toward the
end of the case for low volume. Set it toward the antenna for louder
volume.
Mounting the Sensor: Attach the Door Announcer sensor on the
inside of the door using the double-stick foam tape provided or with
one or two screws. The unit should be mounted vertically.
Specifications sensor:
Sensor: Transmits when the door is opened or closed.
Range: 300 feet
Batteries: Two pieces of style2032
Sensor modes:
The sensor has 3 modes. Off, Chime and Alarm. The most common
mode is Chime. Whenever the door is opened - the unit will chime.
The receiverwill also chime. In the Alarm mode -- the unit will sound
an alarm for 60 seconds — and so will the receiver. In Off mode - the
sensor will remain quite - but the receiver will go into alarm mode. (To
silence the receiver, you must disconnect the powerjack.)
Sensitivity Settings:
The sensor comes factory set to the
'medium' setting. This setting controls
the amount of movement that is re-
quired to activate the sensor. In most
cases, this setting does not need not
be changed. However, you can change
this setting to 'Iow' or 'high' by moving
the jumper connection inside the sen-
sor/transmitter. If you get false activa—
tions occassionally, you may want to
change the setting to 'Iow‘. If you open
the door and the unit sometimes does
not activate, change the sensitivity to LOW usmuu m"
‘high‘. Use the diagram below to ad—
just the setting.
Optional Accessories:
DesignTech makes a Irne of other sensors which can be used with
your receiver system. Motion AlertTM is similarto Mail Alertmn but it
is designed to detect movement of anything that the unit is attached to
such as a back yard gate, a tool shed door, a garage door or anything
that can be moved. Double stick tape this to the item and you will
know when it moves.
Driveway Monitor” can be inserted into the ground next to your drive-
way and will detect a moving vehicle and alert you with a signal to your
home.
The receiver emits different tones to distinguish between Mail Alert”,
Motion Alert”, and Driveway Monitor. You can have several of each
sensor set up to work with one receiver in the home. You can even
have several receivers set to work with one or more sensors. Contact
your local retailer or DesignTech for your nearest distributor.
EEM M m
Motion AlertTM Sensor/Transmitter 30060 $44.95
Driveway MonitorTM Sensor/Transmitter 30070 $129.95
Signal Siren 30319 $9.95
All prices include shipping and handling in US Dollars.
This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to two conditions:
i) This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) it must accept any interler-
ence received, including that which may cause undesireable operation.
FCC ID: ELGDOOR
DOC CANADA
User is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by
DesignTech could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
Covered under US Patent tls 4.851,775 & 5239264
: DesignTech
iNTEPNATIDNAL. INC
7955 Cameron Brown Ct. - Springfield, Virg a 22153 USA
Tel: (703) ass-2000 or (300) 3374453
http:/Iwww.designtech-intl.com

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