Sennco Solutions 150001 Main Alarm / Sniffer User Manual Exhibit D Users Manual per 2 1033 b3
Sennco Solutions, Inc. Main Alarm / Sniffer Exhibit D Users Manual per 2 1033 b3
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Instrucons for Wireless Security System
Power & Alarm Soluon
(Code 120-001) Rev 4
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Nocaons
Any changes/modicaons to this equipment not approved by Sennco Soluons Inc. could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operaon is subject to the
following two condions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference, including interference that may cause undesired operaon of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de
licence. L'exploitaon est autorisée aux deux condions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de
brouillage, et (2) l'ulisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le
brouillage est suscepble d'en compromere le fonconnement.
Patents:
Patent No.: US 8,279,077 B1
Patent No.: US 8,558,714 B1
Sennco Soluons, Inc. is not held liable for any rmware or soware changes implemented by the displayed
product’s manufacturer, distributor, or reseller.
Component Model FCC ID IC ID
Main alarm/Snier Model: 150001 COI-150001 20574-150001
Sensor head Model: 150003 COI-150003 20574-150003
Bubble maker Model: 150005 COI-150005 20574-150005
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Table of Contents
I. Parts List (What does it come with?)
A. Main alarm……………………………………………………………………………..……. Page 4
B. Bubble maker……………………………………………………………………………….. Page 4
C. Sensor head…………………………………………………………………….……………. Page 4
D. Snier……………………………………………………………………………..……………. Page 4
E. Cradle………………………………………………………………………..…………………. Page 5
F. Gateway…………………………………………………………………………………..…… Page 5
II. Descripon of Alarm (What is this part?)
A. Main alarm…………………………………………………………………………..………. Page 6
B. Bubble maker……………………………………………………………………………..… Page 7
C. Sensor head…………………………………………………………………………….……. Page 7
D. Snier……………………………………………………………………………..……………. Page 8
E. Cradle…………………………………………………………………………….…………….. Page 8
F. Gateway………………………………………………………………………………….……. Page 9
III. Set Up (Where do I put these?)
A. Cradles………………………………………………………………..……………………… Page 10
B. Main alarm………………………………………………………………………...………. Page 12
C. Snier……………………………………………..………………………………….………. Page 12
D. Gateway………………………………………………………………………………..……. Page 12
E. Bubble makers…………………………………………………….……………………… Page 13
F. Sensor heads……………………………………..……………………………………….. Page 14
G. Connecng sensor heads to cordwinder cables.…………………………. Page 15
H. Disconnecng sensor heads from cordwinder cables……………….... Page 15
IV. Teaching DaKeys (How do I program the DaKey?)
A. Teaching the rst DaKey………………………………………………….………….. Page 16
B. Teaching addional DaKeys……………………………………………….….……. Page 16
V. Conguring the System (How do I program the alarm?)……………..…………..…. Page 17
VI. Sensor Head Alarm…………………………………………………………………………………….. Page 18
VII. Silencing the Main Alarm (How do I make it stop?)…………………………………….. Page 18
VIII. Points of Sensing
A. Micro USB power cable……………………………………………………..……….. Page 19
B. Sensor head plunger…………………………………..………………………………. Page 19
C. Sensor head proximity………………………………………………………………… Page 19
IX. Hard Reset (How do I reset it?)…………………………………………………………………... Page 19
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I. Parts List
DaKey Main alarm unit AC power cable for main alarm
A. Main alarm
Bubble maker AC power cable for bubbler maker
B. Bubble maker
Snier AC power cable for Snier
D. Snier
C. Sensor head
Sensor head shielding Sensor head Sensor head adhesive WPWR cable
Key
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E. Cradle
Cordwinder 7 Adhesive for Cordwinder 7
F. Gateway
Cradle mounng plate Cradle AC power cable Bolts with T nuts
Gateway AC power cable Gateway antennas
WLAN
3G/GPRS
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II. Descripon of Alarm
Buon
LCD
DIP switches
Antenna
AC power port
DaKey port
A. Main alarm
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Antenna
AC ower port
Plunger switch
B. Bubble maker
DIP switches
Antenna (internal)
Arrow (all bubble makers must
face the same direcon)
C. Sensor head
Micro USB
charging port
Cordwinder cable end
port
Charging
contacts
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Antenna
AC ower port
Plunger switch
D. Snier
Antenna
AC power port
E. Cradle
Charging
contacts
AC power port
USBA cable
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F. Gateway
USB port
WLAN antenna
port (taller)
3G/GPRS antenna
port (shorter)
AC power port
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III. Set Up
1. Insert bolts through holes in cradle mounng plate. Thread a T nut onto each bolt.
2. Place cradle mounng plate into posion on the xture. The T nuts should be turned to allow them to t through the track. Make sure that
the large opening in the cradle mounng plate is at the top le.
3. From underneath the xture, turn the T nuts perpendicular to the track so they will no longer pass through it.
4. While holding the T nuts in place, use a screwdriver to turn the bolts clockwise unl ghtened down.
5. The slot in the center post of the cradle mounng plate should be open at the top and the large opening in the cradle mounng plate should
be at the top le.
6. Find the cordwinder. Clean the top of the cordwinder box where the cable exits using an alcohol wipe. Dry it with a clean cloth.
7. Peel the backing o of the cordwinder mounng adhesive and secure the adhesive to the cordwinder. Press rmly for about 15 seconds for
a strong adhesive bond.
8. Using an alcohol wipe, clean the area underneath the xture where the cordwinder will be placed. Dry with a clean cloth.
9. Peel the backing o of the top of the adhesive and secure the cordwinder to the underside of the xture so that the cable is centered in the
cradle mounng plate. Press rmly for about 15 seconds for a strong adhesive bond.
A. Cradles
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10. Pull the cable end up through the large hole in the cradle mounng plate.
11. Guide the cable into the slot on the center post of the cable mounng plate. Slowly allow the cable to retract unl the cable end rests on
the center post.
12. Find the AC power cable for the cradle and pull the barrel plug end up through the large hole in the cradle mounng plate.
13. Plug the cable into the power port on the boom of the cradle.
14. Guide the cable into the cable keeper.
19. There is a red LED on the boom of the cradle which will be lit when the cradle is receiving power. This LED is not visible when the cradle is
on the cradle mounng plate.
20. Repeat as necessary for addional cradles.
15. Make sure that the mouse hole is towards the back of the xture.
16. Place the cradle on top of the cradle mounng plate, oset slightly counterclockwise from center.
17. Turn the cradle clockwise unl it locks in place.
18. Find the two-prong end of the AC power cable, connect it to the cradle end, and plug the two-prong end into an outlet that has AC power
available.
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1. Plug the barrel plug end of the AC power cable into the AC power port on the main alarm.
2. Plug the other end of the cable into an outlet that has AC power available.
3. Place the main alarm in a secure locaon within 50 feet of the bubble makers with the antenna posioned vercally 90°. It should be at least
2 feet away from the nearest sensor head.
B. Main alarm
C. Snier
1. Plug the barrel plug end of the AC power cable into the AC power port on the snier.
2. Plug the other end of the cable into an outlet that has AC power available.
3. Place the snier in a secure locaon within 50 feet of the system with the antenna posioned vercally 90°.
D. Gateway
1. Screw the taller antenna into the le posion labeled WLAN and the shorter antenna into the right posion labeled 3G/GPRS. Posion both
antennas vercally.
2. Plug the USBA cable from the snier into the USB port on the gateway.
3. Connect the two parts of the AC power cable together. Plug the barrel plug end of the AC power cable into the AC power port on the gate-
way.
4. Plug the other end of the cable into an outlet that has AC power available.
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E. Bubble makers
1. Plug the barrel plug end of the AC power cable into the AC power port on the bubble maker.
2. Plug the other end of the cable into an outlet that has AC power available.
3. The green LED on the front of the bubble maker indicates power is being received.
4. Place the bubble maker in posion. (Note: They cannot be placed upside down.)
a) Each bubble maker generates a 6 - 8 radius sphere within which the protected devices are safe.
b) Addional bubble makers should be spaced 3 1/2 feet apart.
c) Each bubble maker has an arrow on the front and they all need to be pointed in the same direcon.
d) Bubbles that converge form a tube.
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1. Clean the surface of the sensor head’s inside face using an alcohol wipe. Dry with a clean cloth.
2. Peel the backing o of the shielding and carefully line it up with the edge of the sensor head’s inside face. The v notch will be at the top of
the sensor head and the charging port will be at the boom.
3. Smooth down the shielding as you connue to adhere it to the sensor head.
4. Make sure that the shielding is smoothed down and securely adhered across the inside face of the sensor head.
F. Sensor heads
5. Peel the backing o of one side of the sensor head adhesive.
6. Secure the adhesive to the sensor head on top of the shielding. Press rmly for about 15 seconds for a strong adhesive bond.
7. Place the sensor head on a powered cradle to “wake up” the sensor head.
8. Two red LEDs on the back of the sensor head will ash indicang that the sensor head is acve but not yet monitored by the system.
9. Clean the back of the device to be protected using an alcohol wipe. Dry with a clean cloth.
10. Plug the micro USB power cable into the charging port on the sensor head.
11. The end of the micro USB power cable is molded to t snugly in the sensor head’s charging port.
12. Peel the backing o of the sensor head adhesive.
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13. Center the sensor head on the back of the device to be protected.
14. Press rmly for about 15 seconds for a strong adhesive bond.
15. Plug the micro USB power cable into the device’s charging port.
G. Connecng sensor heads to cordwinder cables
1. Pull a length of the cordwinder cable from the cradle and bring the sensor head to it.
2. Insert the cable end into the hole in the back of the sensor head. Then turn the cable end a quarter turn clockwise. You will hear and feel a
click when the cable is locked.
3. The cable end will sll rotate about a quarter turn but will not come out without using the cable release key.
H. Disconnecng sensor heads from cordwinder cables
1. Insert the cable release key into the hole in the side of the sensor head. The key is exible to prevent damage to internal components.
2. You will feel a click when the cable end is unlocked. Turn the cable end about a quarter turn counter-clockwise and pull it out of the sensor
head.
3. The protected device is now released from the mechanical security while sll being monitored by the wireless system.
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B. Teaching addional DaKeys
1. Insert any previously taught DaKey into the main alarm.
2. Remove the DaKey.
3. Within ve seconds, insert the next DaKey to be taught.
4. The system will automacally program this DaKey.
5. The LCD will state “KEY LEARNED” and the count of keys learned will be updated..
6. Remove the DaKey.
7. Note: Up to ten DaKeys can be taught to the system.
IV. Teaching DaKeys
DaKeys will be programmed or “taught” to the system simply by inserng them into the DaKey port on the main alarm. The rst DaKey inserted
will be taught automacally. Addional DaKeys can be taught by inserng them within ve seconds aer removing a previously taught DaKey.
Anyme a recognized DaKey is inserted and removed the system provides a ve second window of opportunity for teaching another DaKey.
A. Teaching the rst DaKey
1. Ensure the system has AC power supplied.
2. Insert a DaKey into the DaKey port on the main alarm.
3. The system will automacally program this DaKey.
4. The LCD will state “KEY LEARNED” and show the count of keys learned as 01.
5. Remove the DaKey.
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V. Conguring the system
A. Make sure that the main alarm has power, all bubble makers have power (indicated by a green LED), all of the cradles have power (indicated
by a red LED on the underside of the cradle), and that all of the sensor heads have been acvated by placing them on a powered cradle
(indicated by two red ashing LEDs on the sensor head).
B. Make sure that the bubble makers are spaced 3 1/2 feet apart with all of their arrows pointed in the same direcon, and that the main alarm
is within 50 feet of them. Make sure that nearest sensor head is at least 2 feet away from the main alarm.
C. Insert a recognized DaKey into the main alarm and leave it inserted.
D. The LCD will state “DISARMED”
E. Hold down the buon on the front of the main alarm for 4 seconds.
F. The LCD will state “CONFIGURING” and show a device count of 000.
G. The bubble makers will all begin to ping a signal back to the main alarm (indicated by a blue ashing LED on each bubble maker).
H. The main alarm will listen for all of the sensor heads and the device count on the LCD will be updated.
I. When completed, the ashing blue LEDs on the bubble makers will stop and the LCD will state “CONFIGURED” and show a count of the total
number of sensor heads found. If this number is less than the physically present heads check all of them and then repeat the conguraon.
J. The LCD will also state “Remove key to arm the system” indicang it is now safe to remove the DaKey from the main alarm.. The system is
not armed unl the DaKey has been removed.
K. Aer removing the DaKey there will be a less than 5 second delay before the system is armed. The bubble makers will now ash a blue LED
and the sensor heads will ash a green LED as they ping back to the main alarm each second.
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VI. Sensor head alarm
A. If the sensor head is out of the “safe zone” sphere created by the bubble makers then the red LEDs on the sensor head will begin to ash.
B. Aer 1-2 seconds the sensor head will emit an alarm tone that is audible to the person holding the device.
C. The ashing red LEDs and audible tone serve as a polite warning that the device needs to be brought back within the safe zone.
D. If returned to the safe zone within 10 seconds the audible tone and ashing red LEDs will cease. The sensor head will return to ashing
green LEDs indicang it is armed.
E. If, however, the device is not returned to the safe zone within 10 seconds then the main alarm will be triggered causing it to emit a loud
alarm that is audible throughout the area.
VII. Silencing the Main Alarm
A. If the system alarms check the LCD on the main alarm. It will show which sensor head has triggered the alarm.
B. Insert a recognized DaKey into the main alarm to silence it.
C. Check for the issue which caused the alarm to sound.
D. Make any necessary changes (i.e. reaaching a sensor head).
E. Repeat steps in part V for conguring the system.
F. Remove the DaKey.
G. Aer a less than 5 second delay the system will resume normal operaon.
H. Technical support can be reached at 866-736-6261 (toll free), 815-557-4786 (cellular), or techsupport@sennco.com (email).
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VIII. Points of Sensing
B. Sensor head plunger
C. Sensor head proximity
A. Micro USB power cable
If the Micro USB power cable is unplugged from the protected device, or from the sensor head, or if it is cut then the main alarm will immediately
be triggered.
If the sensor head is removed from the back of the protected device then the main alarm will immediately be triggered.
If the sensor head is outside of the “safe zone” created by the bubble makers for more than 10 seconds then the main alarm will be triggered.
IX. Hard Reset
The enre system can be reset by inserng a recognized DaKey into the main alarm and then holding down the buon on the front of the main
alarm for longer than 10 seconds.
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Quesons? Please contact Sennco Soluons technical support at:
Toll free phone: 866-736-6261
Email: techsupport@sennco.com
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