Safety Technology 34151 Battery-Powered Driveway Monitor User Manual

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Inst. Sht. WirelessDriveway APRIL2010
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
—1—
BATTERY POWERED SENSOR
SOLAR POWERED SENSOR
FINGER
NOTCHES
Unit 49G Pipers Road • Park Farm Industrial Estate • Redditch
Worcestershire • B98 0HU • England • Tel: 44 (0) 1527 520 999
Fax: 44 (0) 1527 501 999 • Freephone: 0800 085 1678 (UK only)
info@sti-europe.com • www.sti-europe.com
MOUNTING STAKE
FINGER
NOTCHES
MOUNTING STAKE
MOUNTING STAKE
MOUNTING STAKE
Safety Technology International (Europe) Ltd.
2306 Airport Rd • Waterford, MI 48327
Phone: 248-673-9898 • Fax: 248-673-1246
info@sti-usa.com • www.sti-usa.com
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
WALL MOUNT
TRANSMITTER
WALLBASE
MOUNT
BATTERY / CIRCUIT
BOARD HOLDER
2 “C” BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER
CAP
TRANSMITTER CAP
RECHARGEABLE
NiMH BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER
TRANSMITTER CAP
SCREWS
TRANSMITTER
CAP
WALL MOUNT
TRANSMITTER
2 “C” BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
TRANSMITTER CAP
Safety Technology International, Inc.
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
TRANSMITTER BASE
BATTERY / CIRCUIT
BOARD HOLDER
TRANSMITTER CAP
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
BEFORE YOU START
Refer to this drawing to become familiar with all the parts.
2 “C” BATTERIES
BATTERY / CIRCUIT
BOARD HOLDER
TRANSMITTER BASE
TRANSMITTER
Because of its patented magnetometer SENSOR system, the Driveway Monitor will only
be triggered by cars or trucks - not people, animals and so forth. When a vehicle passes
the Motion Alert® SENSOR next to the driveway, the RECEIVER unit inside the office or
home sounds a chime and flashes the alert light. The alert light will continue to flash until
reset and the RECEIVER will continue to chime each time a vehicle passes. The earth has
a uniform magnetic field around it. A vehicle creates a slight disturbance in the earth’s field.
The SENSOR detects this disturbance and transmits a signal to the RECEIVER.
TRANSMITTER CAP
WALL MOUNT
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
RECHARGEABLE
NiMH BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER CAP
SCREWS
WALL MOUNT
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING TUBE
12'
MAX
HOW THE PRODUCT WORKS
MOUNTING STAKE
3' OR
LESS
DRIVEWAY
25' OR MORE
MOUNTING STAKE
Thank you for purchasing this fine product. We want you to know your satisfaction is very
important to us. We suggest you take the time to read this manual carefully to get the most
from your new product.
FINGER
NOTCHES
STI-34150 Battery Power Kit
STI-34100 Solar Power Kit
PLACE SENSOR
3' OR LESS FROM
EDGE OF DRIVEWAY
AND 25+ FEET OR
MORE FROM STREET.
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
FROM BATTERIES
STI Wireless Driveway MonitorTM
12’
MAX
Installation and Operation Manual
3’OR
LESS
25' OR MORE
DRIVEWAY
PLACE SENSOR 3' OR
LESS FROM EDGE OF
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
MORE FROM STREET.
Set up the RECEIVER and program the TRANSMITTER:
STI-30104
LAMP CONTROLLER
(OPTIONAL)
1. Plug the antenna into the back of the RECEIVER.
AC ADAPTER
RECEIVER ANTENNA
TRANSMITTER CAP
SPEAKER
2. Plug the AC adapter into the back of the RECEIVER and into the wall outlet.
3. RECEIVER will make a start up tone
and the green
LED will flash.
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
SENSITIVITY
JUMPERS
SENSITIVITY
JUMPERS
4. Push and hold the button on the
RECEIVER
until
you
hear a second beep (approximately
(SOLAR TYPE)
(BATTERY TYPE)
3 seconds) then let go of the button.
2 “C” BATTERIES
BATTERY /GREEN
CIRCUIT
BOARD HOLDER
LED
BUTTON
RED LED
TRANSMITTER BASE
75 mA
OUTPUT
TRANSMITTER
RECHARGEABLE
5. Red LED will be solid
YOU NOW HAVE 60 SECONDS TO COMPLETE PROGRAMMING.
NiMH BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER CAP
WALL MOUNT
STI-34104
INDOOR RECEIVER
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
TRANSMITTER CAP
SCREWS
6. Pick up the TRANSMITTER
and rotate it until the green LED on the RECEIVER flashes
MOUNT
and the RECEIVERWALL
makes
a short tone. (If you have an additional TRANSMITTER(s),
repeat this step while RECEIVER is still in Programming Mode.)
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
INDOOR RECEIVER STI-34104
TUBE STI sensors)
(Receives up toMOUNTING
4 different
7. Place TRANSMITTER onto counter or table.
MOUNTING TUBE
DETAIL B
8. Press and release the button on the RECEIVER (red LED should
now be off).SCALE
12'
2:1
Install batteries into the TRANSMITTER
BATTERY POWERED:
TRANSMITTER CAP
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
MAX
9. Rotate the TRANSMITTER again until the green LED flashes and the RECEIVER makes
3' OR
the alert tone.
LESS
MOUNTING STAKE
TRANSMITTER CAP
2 “C” BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER
CIRCUIT BOARD
1. Remove the TRANSMITTER cap by turning it counterclockwise.
TERY / CIRCUIT
OARD HOLDER
25' OR MORE
MOUNTING STAKE
FINGER
NOTCHES
2 “C” BATTERIES
BATTERY / CIRCUIT
2. BASE
WITHOUT PULLING ON THE BRASS
ANTENNA ORTRANSMITTER
ANY
BOARD HOLDER
ANSMITTER
WIRES, grasp the outside of theTRANSMITTER
battery/circuit
board holder
BASE
TRANSMITTER CAP
WALL MOUNT
by the finger notches, twist gently and pull out. Insert twoWALL
“C”MOUNT
MOUNTING
MOUNTING
alkaline batteries (not included).
TUBE CAP
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
RECHARGEABLE
NiMH BATTERIES
TRANSMITTER CAP
SCREWS
WALL MOUNT
TUBE CAP
DRIVEWAY
PLACE SENSOR
3' OR LESS FROM
EDGE OF DRIVEWAY
AND 25+ FEET OR
MORE FROM STREET.
CONGRATULATIONS! You are now ready to install the TRANSMITTER. If for any reason
TRANSMITTER
your RECEIVER does not respond correctly to above steps please see “Clearing the
RECHARGEABLE
NiMH BATTERIES
RECEIVER.” Follow
those
TRANSMITTER
CAP steps and return to “Set up the RECEIVER and program the
SCREWS
TRANSMITTER” above.
Or, call STI Support at 800-888-4784.
TRANSMITTER CAP
MOUNTING
TUBE CAP
3. Replace the battery/circuit board holder and TRANSMITTER
cap.
MOUNTING TUBE
WALL MOUNT
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
FROM BATTERIES
MOUNTING TUBE
MOUNTING TUBE
4. Place the TRANSMITTER on a table or counter approximately
5-10 ft. away from you. TRANSMITTER may make a faint
clicking noise - this is normal.
MOUNTING STAKE
3’OR
LESS
MOUNTING STAKE
12’
MAX
25' OR
MORE
MOUNTING
STAKE
MOUNTING TUBE
DRIVEWAY
FINGER
NOTCHES
PLACE SENSOR 3' OR
LESS FROM EDGE OF
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
MORE FROM STREET.
FINGER
NOTCHES
SOLAR POWERED:
1. Remove the bottom of the TRANSMITTER by removing the 3
screws on the bottom of the unit.
STI-30104
LAMP CONTROLLER
(OPTIONAL)
2. Remove the plastic tab between the batteries.
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
FROM BATTERIES
AC ADAPTER
3. Replace the bottom of the unit and tighten down with the 3
screws.
4. Place the TRANSMITTER
in direct sunlight for 48 hours
12’
MAX
PLACE
SENSOR 3'metal
OR
OR place batteries3’OR
in a NiMH
(nickel
hydride) battery
3’OR
LESS
LESS
LESS FROM EDGE OF
charger. 25' OR MORE
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
25' OR MORE
DRIVEWAY
75 mA
OUTPUT
MORE FROM STREET.
12'
MAX
12'
MAX
PLACE SENSOR
Install the TRANSMITTER:
3' OR
3' OR LESS FROM
LESS
PLACE SENSOR
3' OR LESS FROM
3' OR
EDGE OF DRIVEWAY
LESS
AND 25+
EDGEfull
OF DRIVEWAY
The Solar
unit mustDRIVEWAY
be placed
in FEET
anORarea that receives
partial
or
sunlight.
For both
25' OR MORE
AND 25+ FEET OR
MORE FROM STREET.
DRIVEWAY
25' OR MORE is at least 25’ back
MOUNTING
STAKE be sure the location of the TRANSMITTER
models,
from
MORE FROM
STREET.the main road.
For a typical 12’ wide driveway, it is recommended the TRANSMITTER be no more than
3’ away from the driveway (see drawing). Additional TRANSMITTERS may be required
for driveways exceeding 12’. TRANSMITTER may be placed up to 1,000 feet away from
RECEIVER; however, range may vary depending upon environment and use of wireless
telephones, wireless routers and other similar devices.
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
FROM BATTERIES
RECEIVER ANTENNA
SPEAKER
12’
MAX
GREEN
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
(BATTERY TYPE)
PLACE SENSOR 3' BUTTON
OR
LED
DRIVEWAY
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
(SOLAR TYPE)
LESS FROM EDGE OF RED LED
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
MORE FROM STREET.
STI-34104
INDOOR RECEIVER
—2—
—3—
MOUNTING TUBE
12'
MAX
Modes of operation (for both Battery and
Solar
Models):
PLACE SENSOR
3' OR
3' OR LESS FROM
LESS
Normal Operating mode
EDGE OF DRIVEWAY
To obtain optimal range:
REMOVE PLASTIC TAB
FROM BATTERIES
1. Insert cap to tube.
MOUNTING STAKE
ERS
OR MORE
MOUNTING STAKE
MORE FROM STREET.
The
green LED may flash periodically to25'indicate
routine signals
are being received. This
does not mean a vehicle is approaching. When a vehicle is detected, a short alert tone
3’OR
SENSOR 3' OR
LESS
will play*
andPLACE
the
redOF LED on the RECEIVER will flash until reset. The TRANSMITTER has a
LESS
FROM EDGE
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
25' OR MORE
10-15 second
MOREdelay
FROM STREET.before the next vehicle will be detected. To reset the RECEIVER, press
and release the button.
*Note: If more thanREMOVE
one
TRANSMITTER
is being used and is triggered, the RECEIVER will
PLASTIC
TAB
FROM BATTERIES
beep twice, three times, etc., before playing the alert tone to indicate which TRANSMITTER
was detected.
STI-30104
LAMP CONTROLLER
FINGER
NOTCHES
12’
MAX
DRIVEWAY
5. Remove cap and place TRANSMITTER on tube.
6. The TRANSMITTER should have a clear line-of-site to the
RECEIVER to improve performance. For the solar model,
rotate the TRANSMITTER so the antenna has a clear lineof-site to the RECEIVER. NOTE: If the battery has been
weak or out of range for 12-24 hours, the RECEIVER will
annunciate once per minute until the TRANSMITTER is
detected or cleared from memory.
(OPTIONAL)
12’
MAX
3’OR
LESS
25' OR MORE
DRIVEWAY
RECEIVER ANTENNA
These modes may be entered ONLY while the RECEIVER is in Normal OperatingL Mode.
If
there is a power
outage, the RECEIVER will stay in that Silent Mode until reset.
SPEAKER
GREEN
LED
SENSITIVITY
(SOLAR
STI-34104
INDOOR RECEIVER
Entering Permanent
Silent Mode - Press and hold the button until the RECEIVER makes
a series of two short beeps (approximately 6 seconds). Red LED will be on solid.
In either Silent Mode, the red LED will change from continuous to flashing when a
transmission is detected by the RECEIVER.
STI recommends the use of the stake and tube included ACwith
your Driveway Monitor.
ADAPTER
RECEIVER
ANTENNA
However, if you choose to mount the unit to an alternate mounting device, please
be
sure
the device is stable. STI does not recommend mounting the TRANSMITTER to a tree or
SPEAKER
a metal fence or gate.
To Return to Normal Operating Mode
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
TYPE)
1. Push and hold the button until you hear a single (BATTERY
beep.
BUTTON
RED LED
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
(SOLAR TYPE)
75 mA
OUTPUT
The factory default setting (HIGH) may be adjusted by changing the jumper
position inside the
TRANSMITTER.
STI-34104
INDOOR RECEIVER
For BATTERY POWERED
Low Battery / Out of Range TRANSMITTER:
If the battery is too weak or out of range between 12 - 24 hours, the RECEIVER will annunciate
once per minute with a number of beeps to indicate the TRANSMITTER with the trouble
(i.e. 1 beep for the first, 2 beeps for the second, etc.). If in silent mode the RECEIVER will
return to normal mode to annunciate. This will continue until the TRANSMITTER is detected
or cleared from memory.
1. Unscrew cap.
2. Position the jumper to desired sensitivity (as shown).
		• LOW: Position jumper on the two leftmost pegs.
		• MEDIUM: Completely remove jumper.
		• HIGH: Position jumper on the two rightmost pegs.
3. Replace cap.
Low
Medium
High
Clearing the RECEIVER (for both Battery and Solar Models):
These steps will completely clear the RECEIVER of all programming.
1. Disconnect power from RECEIVER and wait for 15 seconds.
2. Reconnect the power to the RECEIVER.
3. Press and hold the button until you hear two short beeps.
4. Red LED will be solid.
5. Press and release the button.
6. Disconnect power from RECEIVER and wait another 15 seconds.
To reprogram the RECEIVER, follow the steps in “Set up the RECEIVER and program the
TRANSMITTER.”
For SOLAR POWERED
1. Remove the bottom of the TRANSMITTER by removing the 3 screws
on the bottom of the unit.
2. Position the jumper to desired sensitivity (as shown above).
		• LOW: Position jumper on the two leftmost pegs.
		• MEDIUM: Completely remove jumper.
		• HIGH: Position jumper on the two rightmost pegs.
3. Replace the bottom of the unit and tighten down with the 3 screws.
Transistor Output Jack (all models):
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
(SOLAR TYPE)
This output can trigger the Lamp Controller (STI-30104) or another low powered device
such as a relay. The output is a 3.5mm mono jack and is polarity sensitive. Output will
supply 75mA at 12VDC for three seconds.
—4—
TROUBLE
SOLUTION
The RECEIVER does not
power up (green LED is off).
1. Check that the AC power outlet has power.
2. Check that the AC Adapter is plugged in to both the RECEIVER and wall outlet.
3.
Try another AC adapter (12V DC 100mA only) with a +12
VDC
C center and -12 VDC outside edge.
—5—
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
The RECEIVER does not
sound when a vehicle
passes by.
1. Check that the RECEIVER is not in Temporary or
Permanent Silent Mode.
2. Check the TRANSMITTER by picking it up and rotating it.
The TRANSMITTER should make a “cricket” noise.
3. Check that the TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER
DETAIL B are within
operating distance from each other. SCALE 2:1
4. Check the TRANSMITTER batteries and replace if
necessary. Reprogram the RECEIVER using the steps in
“Clearing the RECEIVER” and “Set up the RECEIVER and
program the TRANSMITTER.”
5. For Solar model only, make sure the TRANSMITTER is in
direct sunlight and that it has been charging for at least
48 hours. Replace batteries if necessary. Use only AA
(1.2v) NiMH rechargeable batteries. Charge the sensor
in direct sunlight for 48 hours. Reprogram the RECEIVER
using the steps in “Clearing the RECEIVER” and “Set up
the RECEIVER and program the TRANSMITTER.”
The TRANSMITTER does
not activate when a car
passes by.
1. Check that the TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER are within
operating distance from each other.
2. Change the Sensitivity in the TRANSMITTER using the
steps in “Sensitivity Adjustment.”
3. Check that the TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER are located
so a vehicle does not pass between them.
4. Change the location of the TRANSMITTER by placing it
closer to the edge of the driveway.
5. Bring the TRANSMITTER close enough to the RECEIVER
so the RECEIVER button is visible. Test the TRANSMITTER
by passing a steel shovel or large magnet around the
TRANSMITTER. The TRANSMITTER should make a
“cricket” noise and the red LED on the RECEIVER should
flash.
6. Check the TRANSMITTER batteries and replace if
necessary.
7. Reprogram the RECEIVER using the steps in “Clearing the
RECEIVER” and “Set up the RECEIVER and program the
TRANSMITTER.”
The RECEIVER sounds
when lightning strikes.
SENSITIVITY JUMPERS
GREEN
BUTTON
(BATTERY TYPE)
LED
Entering
Temporary
Silent Mode - Press and hold the button on the RECEIVER
until you
RED LED
75 mA
hear a second beep (approximately 3 seconds). Red LED will be on solid.
OUTPUT
STI-30104
LAMP CONTROLLER
(OPTIONAL)
The RECEIVER sounds
when there is no vehicle
passing by.
Temporary (8 Hours) and Permanent Silent Modes
AC ADAPTER
PLACE SENSOR 3' OR
LESS FROM EDGE OF
DRIVEWAY AND 25' OR
MORE FROM STREET.
7. Place the TRANSMITTER so the vehicle does not pass between it and the RECEIVER.
Sensitivity Adjustment:
AND 25+ FEET OR
DRIVEWAY
Insert stake to opposite end of tube.
PLACE2.SENSOR
3' OR 3.
LESS
FROM
Place
the tube (stake side down) into the ground within 3’ of the driveway
EDGE OFand
DRIVEWAY
more than 25’ from the road.
AND 25+ FEET OR
4. Gently hammer the cap side of the tube until stake is firmly in the ground.
MORE FROM STREET.
1. Is the TRANSMITTER mounted firmly and not effected by
wind?
2. Is the TRANSMITTER at least 25’ away from the main
road?
3. Be sure there are no other metal objects near the
TRANSMITTER that may move.
4. Reprogram the RECEIVER using the steps in “Clearing the
RECEIVER” and “Set up the RECEIVER and program the
TRANSMITTER.”
1. This may occur in severe weather.
—6—
This product has been tested and complies with the specifications 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 according to
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 is found by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one
or more of the following measures:   
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna  
• Increase the separation between the equipment or devices  
• Connect the equipment to an outlet other than the receiver’s  
• Consult a dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that
may cause undesired operation of the device. Changes or modifications not expressly
approved by Safety Technology International, Inc. could void your authority to operate this
equipment.
To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should
be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that
permitted for successful communication.
Model 34104
FCC ID: TXL34104
IC ID: 6550A-34104
Model 34101
FCC ID: TXL34101
IC ID: 6550A-34101
Model 34151
FCC ID: TXL34151
IC ID: 6550A-34151
OPTIONAL LAMP CONTROLLER ACCESSORY
The lamp controller will turn on a lamp any time your DRIVEWAY MONITORTM is triggered.
Never come home to a dark house again, and let others think you are home when you
aren’t. The Lamp Controller works with both the STI-34150 (battery) and the STI-34100
(solar) models.
WARNINGS
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY. This unit CANNOT be used with 3-prong grounded plugs.
Do not connect RECEIVER to any heat producing device. Keep RECEIVER away
from water and/or damp areas. To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of
plug to the wide slot of outlet and insert completely.
When using lamp controller option, use ONLY 200 Watt or less incandescent lamp,
and keep lamp away from bed coverings, curtains or other flammable materials as
this may present a fire hazard.
WARRANTY INFORMATION:
Safety Technology International, Inc. warrants to the original consumer/purchaser that
this product shall be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use and
circumstances for a period of one (1) year from the original date of purchase.
Optional accessories
STI-34101
STI-34104
STI-30104
STI-34151
Additional Solar Powered TRANSMITTER
Additional RECEIVER
Lamp Controller
Additional Battery Powered TRANSMITTER
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