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INTERTEK TESTING SERVICES
EXHIBIT 6
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FCC ID: NS36OOC
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INTERTEK TESTING SERVICES
60 Instruction Manual
Attached is a preliminary copy of the Instruction Manual. The FCC information to user
can be found in page 17 of this manual.
The manual will be provided (0 the endvuser With each unit sold/leased in the United
States.
FCC lD: NS3600C
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INTRODUCTION
HomeSafe's Wireless Alarm System protects your apartment or home, and the system is
expandable so you can add on extra devices as your security needs grow. The system is
easy to install, using only conventional tools and do not need to run wires from
transmitters to the console unit.
It is essential for you to read this manual entirely and learn the correct procedures for
preparing, installing, testing and operating the system before proceeding with the
installation.
SYSTEM FEATURES
- 8 Security Zones - let the system monitor up to 8 transmitters for widefrange
protection.
- Unique user security code - up to six-digit security access code.
0 Built-In lOSdB siren.
- Full Arm (ARM) or Fania] Arm (HOME) arming mode.
0 Remote control with Arm, Home, Disarm and Panic functions.
a Low battery indication of door/Window transmitter and motion sensor detector
transmitter.
o Panel LED for zone status display.
- Memorize of magnetic sensor open/close status.
HVIPORTANT SAFETY TIPS
1. Do not install the system’s units where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or rain.
2. The system units should be directed away from heat sources such as radiators, heating
ducts and stoves.
3. If the system goes off at random and identify to be caused by the motion detector
transmitter (indicated by the zone LED display), it is possibly the motion detector
transmitter located too close to a heat source. Changing the location or direction of it
can remedy this.
4. If the unit messes up during the programming procedure, becomes abnormal, or if you
forgot the "password", take out the battery and disconnect the AC power adaptor and
wait for about 3 minutes for unit to reset, replace the battery and connect back the AC
power. The system will reset to the initial normal state for you to re—program. it
should be noted that you should perform learning procedure of the whole system once
the system is reset.
5. This system does not supervise the sensors to check for proper connected. it is
recommended to test the complete system, including every security sensor, once per
month to ensure complete protection.
6. The system can provide valuable protection for your home and property if utilized
properly. However, this system cannot guarantee complete protection against burglary
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or robbery, therefore, we will not be held responsible for any loss or damages which
could occur.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Your alarm system contains the following items:
One Console Unit
One Motion Detector Transmitter
One Magnetic Door/Window Transmitter
One Remote Control Unit
Mounting Screws for Console Unit
Mounting Screws for Motion Detector and Magnetic Door/Window Transmitter.
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OPTIONAL AC CESSORIES
You might extend your system by purchasing one or more of the following items:
- Motion Detector Transmitters — model S600A
' Magnetic Door/Window Transmitters - model SoOOB
. Remote Control Unit (up to a total of two) - model SGOOR
0 Outdoor 120dB Siren - item no. 515SK/E
' Emergency Auto Dialer - model T-OlZ
FUNCTION CONTROLS OF THE SYSTEM
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MODEL SGOOC CONSOLE UNIT
INSTALLATION
1. Remove the screws from the battery compartment cover. Slide down the cover to
remove.
2. Plug the AC adaptor to the adaptor jack. The AC adapter output DC 9V, SOOmA with
35mm diameter male plug, center positive(+),
3. Install six alkaline C batteries to the battery compartment as indicated by the polarity
symbols This is a backup battery. In case of AC power failure, this battery will keep
the unit working.
4. Replace the battery cover and screws.
5. Mount the console unit ~
Use the template provided in this manual, mark locations to drill holes and install
anchors and screws. Place the unit over the screws and slide it down to secure in
place.
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When selecting a location for the unit, it is suggested to consider following points.
i. The location should be near a standard AC outlet.
ii. Cannot be seen from any entrance and is central to doors, windows, and rooms
you plan to protect.
iii. Never mount the unit near metal ductwork or other large metal objects such as
mirrors, refrigerators, washer as these objects reduce the transmission capability
of the sensors.
iv. Do not locate the control panel less than 3 feet (1 meter) from the floor.
6. Plug in the AC adaptor to an AC outlet, The AC power LED indicator will be on
constantly to indicate that an AC adaptor is in use.
PROGRAMMING SETTING
1. To program your own security code after battery installation:
(A) Press the digits “0-040“ (preset factory security code).
(E) Press the “FROG" button.
(C) Enter your new code number, (1~6 digits),
(D) Press the “FROG" button again. The console unit will emit two ‘beeps’ to
indicate the new code has been accepted and your new code is in effect.
2. To change existing code to a new code:
(A) Enter the old code number.
(B) Press the “FROG” button.
(C) Enter your new code number. (1-6 digits).
(D) Press the “PROG” button again. The console unit will emit two ‘beeps' to
indicate the new code has been accepted and your new code is in effect.
3. To program the alarm timing:
(A) Press the “FROG" button.
(B) Press one of number “1", “2” or “3" for different tinting.
“l" - 80 seconds alarm 2 cycles, 30 seconds rest in between. (preset timing)
“2" — 3 minutes.
“3" - 5 minutes.
Note: Two ‘beeps‘ sound will heard after digit key is pressed to confirm Successful of
programing.
4. To program the entry delay timing:
(A) Press the “PROG” button.
(B) Press one of number “7", “8” or “9” for different timing.
“7" - 20 seconds delay. (preset timing)
“8" - 10 seconds delay.
“9" - 0 seconds delay. (instant alarm)
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Note: Two ‘beeps‘ sound will heard after digit key is pressed to confirm successful of
programing.
5. To mute the alarm sound during intrusion is detected:
(A) Press the “FROG" button.
(B) Press the “DISARM” button.
(C) Press the digit “9"t Two ‘beeps’ sound will heard to confirm the programming.
Note: - When intrusion is detected. the built-in siren and extended outdoor siren will
keep silence.
0 The auto-dialer (if connected) still activated.
6. To activate the alarm sound again:
(A) Press the “PROG” button.
(B) Press the "ARM” button.
(C) Press the digit “9". Two ‘beeps’ sound will heard to confirm the programming.
7. Reset changed setting to factory default:
(A) Press the “FROG" button.
(B) Press the digit “0". Two ‘beeps’ sound will heard to confirm the programming
Note: Except the security code, all changed setting will reset to the factory default.
LEARNING TRANSMITTERS
It is required to LEARN the transmitters and remote control units to the console unit
before they can be communicated. LEARN mode allows you to learn the transmitting
devices or add extra purchased transmitters to the system Follow these steps
1. Press the security code (for factory default code is "0-0-0”) on the console unit’s
keypad.
2, Press the LEARN/TEST key to enter LEARN mode. The learn indicator flashes with
sound of two short ‘beeps’ to indicate console unit enter the LEARN mode, The zone
1 indicator will be either flashes or ON (if the zone has already occupied) constantly,
you may press any of the zone numbers from digit 2 to 8 to change the zone number
that you like to assign the transmitter.
3. The console unit is now ready to receive signal from transmitters. Proceeding with
learning procedures of trrmsmitters.
4, After all transmitters are learnt into the console unit, press the LEARN/TEST key to
exit LEARN mode. A long ‘beep‘ will emit to indicate LEARN mode has been
exited.
Note: - LEARN mode can enter only when the system is in DISARM or CHLME mode,
0 Each zone can be engaged by one transmitter only.
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o The zone indicator will ON constantly if the zone has already engaged. It will
flashes if still empty.
0 When a zone is learnt successfully it is required to change to the other zone by
press next zone number for another transmitter learning.
~ It is suggested to keep a zone list. this is useful in fault finding and locate the
intruded zone.
TESTING TRANSMITTER
To verify the transmitters are learnt into the console unit successfully and to ensure the
transmitting range is in effect after a location has been chosen to mount the transmitter‘ It
is suggested to test the system before operation
Follow these steps to test the system
l. Press the LEARN/TEST key of the console unit to enter TEST mode. Two short
‘beeps’ will heard and the test indicator will ON constantly to confirm.
2. Press the TEST key of the transmitter that you want to test. A chime sound will heard
from the console unit and the zone indicator of that the transmitter will ON constantly
to indicate signal is received successfully.
34 After you test all transmitters, press the LEARN/TEST key of the console unit again to
exit TEST mode. You will hear along ‘beep' sound of indication.
Note: TEST mode can enter only when the system is in DISARM or CHIME mode.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
l. Arm the unit in ARM mode -
In this armed mode, both of the motion detector transmitter and magnetic
door/window transmitter will trigger the unit to alarm.
(A) Enter the security code.
(B) Press the "ARM” button, you will hear two short ‘beeps' and one long ‘beep’ to
confirm "armed”.
2. Arm the unit in HOME mode -
In this armed mode, only the magnetic door/window transmitter and enabled motion
detector transmitter will trigger the alarm system. The unit bypass all motion sensors
that have not been enabled and bypass those disabled magnetic sensor so you can
move around the house without tripping the alarm.
(A) Enter the security code.
(B) Press the “HOME" button, you will hear one short ‘beeps' and one long ‘beep‘ to
confirm “armed",
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Note: n There will be 60 seconds exit delay after arming the unit, then you will hear a
beep sound to indicate exit delay time up.
- The door status (open/close) is stored in the unit. If any of the magnetic
door/window transmitter was opened while the system is arming, you will hear
continuous short beep sound. The zone indicator of that transmitter will ON for
indication. Closing the magnetic sensor before exit delay time up, otherwise
alarm will goes off after exit delay time up.
- In HOME mode armed, door open of those disabled magnetic door/window
transmitters only cause beep sound and zone indicator indication. No alarm
after exit delay time up.
0 Disable transmitter function is for HOME mode only.
3. To disarm the unit —
(A) Enter the security code.
(B) Press the “DISARM” button, you will hear one long ‘beep' to confirm disarming.
4. Door chime on/off -
(A) Press the CHIME button, you will hear four short ‘beeps’ to confirm system is in
chime mode. When magnetic sensor of the magnetic door/window transmitter
open, it will sound “DING DONG" chime.
(B) To turn the chime function off, press the CHIME button again, you will hear one
long ‘beep’ to confirm chime off.
Note: - When system is in ARM/HOME mode, the chime will not function.
- Disarm the system will turn off chime function also.
0 Motion detector transmitter cannot activate "DING DONG” chime.
5. Panic alarm —
(A) Press “ARM” and “DISARM” button simultaneous to trigger alarm immediately.
(B) To stop the alarm, just enter your security code and press “DISARM” button.
6. To enable detector’s function in HOME armed -
In HOME mode, by system default only the magnetic door/window transmitter can
trigger the unit. Provided you versatility, this function allows you to enable any of the
motion detector transmitter or to resume the function of those detectors that were
already disabled so that it can trigger the unit even in HOME armed.
(A) Press “FROG“ button.
(B) Press “ARM" button.
(C) Press any of the ZONE digit number that you want to enable. You will hear two
short ‘beeps’ to confirm.
7. To disable detector’s function in HOME armed -
This function allows you to disable any of the magnetic door/window transmitter or
motion detector that is already enabled so that the console unit bypass their triggering
while it is in HOME mode armed.
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(A) Press “PROG” button.
(B) Press “DISARM” button.
(C) Press any of the ZONE digit number that you want to disable. You will hear two
short ‘beeps' to confirm.
8. Removing a transmitter -
Follow these steps to remove an existing transmitter. When the device is removed
from the system, the transmitter no longer triggers the alarm.
(A) Enter your security code.
(B) Press the “LEARN/TEST" button. The learn/test indicator flashes for indication.
(C) Press any of the zone digit that you want to remove.
(D) Press the “DISARM” button, the zone indicator will change from ON constant to
flash to indicate it is removed.
(E) If you needed to remove another transmitter, press it’s zone number and
“DISARM” button again.
(F) Press “LEARN/TEST" button to exit if finished.
Note: To add back the transmitter, perform learning of transmitter.
9. External port connection
The unit provided with an external port for expanding the system. Other devices can be
connected to this port by hard wire connection.
(A) External siren - you might purchase an outdoor l20dB siren (item no. SlSSK/E)
and connect it to the two terminals.
Note: - Make sure you connect in correct polarity.
' To provide tamper proof of the siren wire, position the jumper JPl to the desired
position after you have finished siren connection as shown below.
(B) NC. - This is a normal closed port. If connected to an external device such as
magnetic sensor (item no. 5—01), the open of the magnetic sensor will
trigger the console unit to instant alarm.
(C) No, - This is a normal open port. If connected to a magnetic sensor, the close of
the magnetic sensor will trigger the console unit to instant alarm.
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Note: NC. and NO. port can only trigger the unit to alarm when the unit is in ARM or
HOME armed.
(D) DC 9V, 200mA output — This port can supply power of DC 9V to the external
device that you connected with. '
Note: 0 Never connect device that the current drawn exceed the unit’s rating.
u Make sure the polarity is connected correctly.
(E) 24hr input - This is a port that response to external trigger whatever the mode
(armed or disarm) of the unit is. A constant DC SV input to this port
triggers the unit to instant alarm.
You might connect external device such as smoke detector to this
port.
Note: Make sure the triggering signal output of the connected device match with the port
requirements
10. Automatic dialer connection
The unit provided with a telephone jack to connect with the emergency auto dialer
(model T-OIZ). By default the emergency auto dialer will be triggered once the unit
alarm.
Note: - This function can be disabled through programming.
0 Make sure that the polarity you connect to the automatic dialer is correctly.
11. Disable the emergency auto dialer function
(A) Press “FROG“ button.
(B) Press “DISARM” button.
(C) Press digit “0", you will hear two short ‘beeps’ of indication.
12. Enable the emergency auto dialer function again
(A) Press “FROG” button.
(B) Press “ARM" button.
(C) Press digit “0", you will hear two short ‘beeps’ of indication.
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MODEL SGOOA MOTION DETECTOR TRANSMITTER
INSTALLATION
It Remove the screw from the battery compartment cover. Slide down the cover to
remove.
2 Setting the pulse switch. (see next section for details)
3, Install an alkaline 9 volt battery.
4. Replace the battery cover and screw.
5. Proceeding the LEARN procedure.
6. Mount the motion detector transmitter -
Choose a suitable location and temporarily place the motion detector at the mounting
location, Test the transmitting range and the coverage area Then use the template
provided in this manual, mark locations to drill holes and install anchors and screws.
Place the unit over the screws and slide it down to secure in place.
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It is suggested that you mount the unit at between 5 to 6.5 feet (1.5 to 2 meters) above
the floor to get the best coverage of the intended protection area.
SETTING THE PULSE SWITCH
The setting of PULSE (I, 2, or 3) determines how many signals that convened from the
motion detected by the sensor within a pre-defined period before it signals the console
unit.
Set PULSE to 1 when you need the sensor to respond immediately, however, this setting
is so sensitive that frequent alarms might occur.
Set PULSE to 2 reduce the possibility of false alarms and reasonable respond time. It is
the suggested value.
Set PULSE to 3 for the maximum protection against false alarms.
MOTION DETECTOR TRANSMITTER LEARNING
For the first time you install battery to the motion detector transmitter, it will enter the
LEARN mode automatically and the indicator is ON constantly for indication,
1. Press the LEARN key of the motion detector transmitter. The indicator will flashes
once and signal is transmitted to the console unit.
2. A long ‘heep’ sound will heard from the console unit and the zone LED will ON
constantly for a successful learning. If it is unsuccessful, just press the key again.
3. Choose mounting location and perform testing. (see details in the testing sensor
detection area section).
4. Press the LEARN key again and hold for about 2 seconds until the indicator turns
OFF to let the transmitter exit the LEARN mode and standby.
Note: 0 Make sure the console unit is in LEARN mode before you perform learning.
I Don’t exit LEARN mode (the motion detector) until you have finished testing
the transmitter.
TESTING THE MOTION DETECTOR TRANSMITTER DETECTION AREA
AND TRANSMITTING RANGE
After select a location. you should test the transmitting range before mount it
permanently By press the test button of the transmitter, you will hear the console unit
sounds “DING DONG‘ chime if signal is received successfully. [f not, change location is
required.
You can then test the sensor detection area Temporarily place the detector at the
mounting location and try walking in front of the unitt When sensor detects motion, the
detector’s indicator flashes and the chime sound will heard from the console unit. If you
walk beyond the sensor detection area, then there will not be a chime sound. By adjusting
the sensor direction, or the installation location, you can get your desired detection area
coverage.
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Note: 0 Make sure the console unit is in TEST mode when you are testing.
0 Exit LEARN mode after you have finished testing.
- It is suggested that you test the transmitter once per month to make sure the
system is in normal operation.
0 The transmitter always ready for testing after exit LEARN mode so you can
testing it whenever you want.
MAGNETIC DOOR/WINDOW TRANSMITTER
INSTALLATION
1. Remove the screw from the battery compartment cover, Slide down the cover to
remove.
2, Install an alkaline 9 volt battery,
3. Switch the door/window switch to DOOR or WINDOW position as you desired.
If you set to DOOR position, there will be an entry delay time (timing is controlled by
programing) before alarm goes off.
If you set the switch to WINDOW, the unit disregards the entry delay time setting and
alarm instantly.
4. Replace the battery cover and screw.
Proceed the LEARN procedure.
6. Mount the magnetic door/window transmitter -
Choose a suitable location and temporarily place the transmitter at the mounting
location, Test the transmitting range, then use the template provided in this manual,
mark locations to drill holes and install anchors and screws. Place the unit over the
screws and slide it down to secure in place.
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7. Mount the magnetic sensor to the door/window and door/window frame by using the
double
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