TattleTale Portable Alarm Systems 98C0001 User Manual 47310

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TATTLETALE PORIABLE ALARM SIS lEMS, INC
Service Company, TATTLEIALL‘ PORTABI I" ALARM 5\ 51 m5 1\(
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ring Company: Accounl a
MASTER CODE: OI
A UXILIARY CODES:
02 03
04 05
06 07
SYSTEM NOTES:
Exil Delay lime: 60 monds
Entry Delay time: 40 seconds
ZONE DESCRIPTIONS:
ZONE 1 FRONT DOOR TRANSMITTER
ZONE 2 BACK DOOR/WINDOW TRANSMITTER
ZONE 3 MOTION DETECTOR ON TATTLETALE UNIT
ZONE 4
ZONE 5
ZONE 6
ZONE 7
ZONE 8
DESIGNATED FIRE ZONE {optional smoke detector)
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SYS'I L“ ()\ ERVIE“
Serwce Company
Mumwrmg Liompnny
Haste: ( ads/Auxiliary ("MIL-c
fivsxem Notes
7mm Desunmions
TABLE m CONTENTS
INTRODI ("1 ION a
I'RFK u TIONS . 5
I‘A'l I I H «LE FEATIJRES
ldemxt‘wug the pans 7
GETTING TO KNOW THE KEYPAD 8
l\Rf\II\(;/D|SARM]NG YOUR TATI'LTIALE 4)
INDH'ATOR LIGHTS . \0
MOTION‘ DETECTOR/WIREI F RTRANSMITTERS 22
AUDIBLE ALARM SOUNDS . 13
BAFK 017 1 ATTLETALE M
SE'IWHL, L P YOUR TATTLETALL H)
2 TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, mc. waaqéuforu 11753575555)
TESTING YOUR ‘I AT'I LI: IAIJI
OPERATING YOUR TATTLE'I'ALE .
OPERATING OPTIONS
Bypassing Zones
Unbypassing Zones
Instant Delay
Chime Function
KEYPAD PANIC/HOLDUP ALARM
REMOVING AUXILIARY CODES.
RESETTING YOUR TATTLETALE
REPLACING TRANSMITTER BATTERIEfi
ACCESSSORIESW H ,.
ESCAPE/EVACUATION PLAN v
QUICK SET UP.
QUICK OPERATION
UNDERSTANDING TERMS
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INTRODUC'I'ION
THANK \()L' for choosing ‘TattleTaleW Io punccl “in 30m l'almtlt .n mun bttslncss during
LhCSC insecure ttmcs We want to persona“) ttclcomc you to our family Much ltmc and preparatton
have gem: into the dctclopmcnl ol‘your TnttlcTale Tnltlc'l ale has nc“ palcllllzd technology and a
high performnncc, smart wtrelcss system Th|5 high qunltl}. crlsy to setup. stslcm takes security to
me next lE\ cl. TnlllcTale ts patented and proud to present the first gcncrallun of mnmtorcd security
that Is not. solely rcllanl upon a telephone lmt- Your smart wncless l‘nttlclaln is portable and
dependable
Your high pul’ormanee TfltllcTalt; ts monllolcd 34 ltmns, lcqutrcs no 1mm hiring ltn lnstallallon
and Cortlams batlcry back-up in the etcnl cl a pone. lfltlurc The Ruttletnukz T'n'hnalrlg)‘ lnsldc
avert protects the TnlllcTaIc itself Talllc'l'alc comes in tvto models, the Smallh Dialmne and the
Cellular. Both models look and operate tho 5311'le thc dlfl'ercncc is in hot\ the call to the monitoring
company ls lransmilled The Stealth Dtnltonc model uttlnes a telephone tune (as vou have in your
home or office) The Cellular model docs not depend on dial tone SCNICC and sends messages using
2Celtemtrw Data Sentcc. a next wtrelcss data lrimsmlsston technologx (Cllcmctn scrvtce allows
the alarm signals to be sent over the data control channel of the cellular network-anthem haung to
place a voice cetlnlar telephone call W'tllt the Cellular model you need not “om aboul your
telephone scn‘lcc being down or cut by an lntruder We have made sure that your TattlcTalc
Portable Alarm System has the most-up-lo-datc technology on the market today
We are wmmlflm to providing uncompromising customer semce W: are dedicated to investing tn
the future by sla)mg at the forcfrunt of net» technology and dcllvcrmg cxccllcncc tn all endeavors --
always “ith total customer satisfaction in mind, We are available to asstsl vou mth setting up your
TnnlcTalc Use the oonvclucnl loll fro: telephone number (l—RRK—TELL ON L?) to reach us;
Tattlethlc ls proudly made in the USA. All components are backed by a two-ycar llmited tt'arrat'tty,
which may be extended to five years Fallon the casy steps to swung up tour TattlcTale Portable
Alarm System and the world of security is literally at your fingmips,
’ TattleTale is a trademark ofTattle'l ale Portable Alarm Systems, inc
1 Cellemetry is a registered service mark of Cellemettyr LLC A _
4 TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC. 1-588»TELL ON u (8355668)
PRIX AUTIONS
THIS MANUAL [5 FURNISHED TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR TATTIETALE
PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEM AND BECOME PROFICIENT IN ITS OPERATION. ALL
USERS OF YOUR TATTLETALE SHOULD READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
AND PRECAUTIONS IN THIS BOOKLET. FAILURE TO DO 50 COULD RESULT IN
THE TA'ITLETALE NOT WORKING PROPERLY. THIS BOOKLET SHOULD BE KEPT
IN AN ACCESSIBLE LOCATION (NOT WITH YOUR TATTLETALE] FOR THE LIFE
OF YOUR SYSTEM, IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND ANY PART OF THIS MANUAL
PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR SERVICE COMPANY AND ASK FOR THAT SECTION OF THE
MANUAL TO BE EXPLAINED FULLYA
The Tammie Portable Alarm S35tcm can be armed ind/or dlsarmcd b) entering a 4 dtgll code Into
the system keypad. The kelpad includes a 12 button touch pad similar to a telephone touch pad, 15
indicator lights and u built-in elecuuiuc sounder These provide spcmfic lnformaticm relating to the
status of your Tattlc'l‘nle which IS described ~ ' l l l , . lcrslandtng what the lights in:
sounds mean will help you to easll) operate your 5) 51cm
50 REMEMBER. READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL AND PRACTICE ON THE KEYPAD. IF
YOU HAVE QUESTIONS CALL YOUR SERVICE COMPANY.
NOTE: This equipment hss been tested md found to comply with the limits tur s Cllss B
digital device, pursulut to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection ngxiust hlrmful interference when the equipment is operated in .
residential environment. This equipment generates, uses. and cm radiate udio frequency
enery and, if mil installed and used in nccordauce with the instruction mlnull. may cause
harmful interference to radio communiutinns. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in l articular instillation. II this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio nr lele on reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment oflnud un, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following rue-sures:
» Renrient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Incnelse the separation between the equipment and TattleTule
» Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
TnttleT-le is connectedr
- Consult the service company in an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
PLEASE KEEP I.’\ MIND 'I HAI [HE LEVEI Ul‘ Sli( l'R] n ‘10L' WILL Olfl MN WITH
THIS SYSTEM REIATES SFECII’ICALIA \\ I'I'II TWO MAJOR FACTORS:
x The quflnln) and placcmcm of \\|rclcss sscurm dc‘. lccs nllathod no fins 5) Stem
7 The kmmlcdgc You haw cf 30m 'Iml]cl'a]c Portable Alarm Swlcm and how llml
knowlcdgc is uulucd m a weekly test cf 1h: Cmnpchc 5} sum
YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTS WHEN PREPARING A
SAFETY/SECURITY PLAN FOR YOUR HOME/BUS ‘I‘ZSS:
1. Your Tanlc'lale 15 an tlcctmmc dome and 1s Subjccl IU fanlurc or malfuncuun Du nm
rely on 31 as your single source of scnn'ih
2 Your TallleTalc should be tested \\ CC“)
1 Your TaulcTale w|]] not wmk uidmul power
4 Wirclas transmitters m1] need to be pmpcrh placid m pmndc nouflcauau of an alarm
event
5. Smoke dctccmrs may no! clued smokc m M squamous
(s h mm; be possible (0 arm Ihc Tflulflulc unhou: lhc back-up haucn chargcd, Yeur
“chJy ms: should be den: wuh AL" povn‘ ycmmcd (u \cr|f_\ um [mum ls adcquatcl}
charged
7 Care should be when m plug in and propcrI} mm“. the AC uansformcf (mm provided
rcslrammg screw) aficr testing
PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE BOOKLET CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR
TATTLETALE. IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND ANY PORTION OF THIS MANUAL
OR IF YOU HAVE AN\ QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR TATTLETALE, CONTACT THE
SERVICE COMPANY LISTED ON PAGE I OF THIS BOOKLET.
6 TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMé. INC. LEM-TELL ON U (635—5668)
IDENI‘II’YING THE PARTS
1 Power Light
2 Instant Armed/Disarm
3 Ready Light
4 Service Light
5 Keypad
6 Siren
7 Strobe Light
8 Motion Detector
9 Power Light
10 Instant Armed/Disarm
l] Calling Light
I2 Zone Lights (8)
Not Pictured‘ Rattlesnake, Door/Window Transmitters; Back-up Battery; AC
Transformer; 7’ Telephone Cord
I.
2.
Getting I0 know the keypad
The keypad consists ofa lZ-bumm muchpad sim|1m to a telephone touchpad
l: is used to:
- amuldisann your TattleTale system
0 access operating options/user Functions
TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, |NCA LOGO-TELL DN U (3355688)
Keypad Tones (Beeps)
A suundcr is built into the keypad and may sound (or any uflhe fulluwing reasons:
somswwr
Beeps for ALL key presses
Sounds a continuous tone during |he entry/exit delay time
Pulses when the fire zone has a trouble condition
Pulses when the armed slams changes and the AC power 15 off.
Beeps 3 times for trying to arm while the “READY" light is off
Beeps 1 second for the “CHIME” function,
Beeps 1 second at the end ofthe exil delay
NOTE: when pulsing, entering a valid code will silence the keypad sounder. The
arm/disarm state of your system will no! clung:
Arming your Tltdere:
Make sure the “READY" light is "on“ or "flashing" before arming.
2. Close all pmwclcd doors and windows
3. Make sure yrm hear a "beep” for each key press.
4 Arming your TattleTulc ls easily dune by unlen'ng your 44:14]! code C g
s Aller your code is put into your Tallle'l'alc, you mu hm a continual tone for the exit delay
period (60 sec.)
6, The "ARMED“ light will come on
Dislrming your TxtdeTale:
l. Disann your TattleTule by simply entering in your 4-drgrt code again a];
2. The "ARMED" light will go olT
STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS
ON TOP OF TA’ITLETALE
POWERQQDS ea; READY
4Q "3 QL 3
ZONES
STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS
ON FRONT OF TATTLE'I‘ALE
89mm
QLW
®cmms
10 TA'I'I'LETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC. haw-TELL ON U (035-5865)
Indicator Lights
POWER LIGHTS (RED):
- “oh" when AC power is on
- “Hashes" when system hack—up battery is low.
- born when AC power is disconnected
READY LIGHT (GREEN):
I “On" when all zones are secure and/or bypassod and system is ready to arm
I “Flashes“ ifnwtian is detected in from ufunit
I “OH" in zone is faulted.
SERVICE LIGHT (RED):
Cellulnr TattleTale Stealth Dinltone TlttIeTaIe
I "On" cellular service available I “On" dial tone SCH/ICC is available
I “Flam" low/some cellular service is I "011“ dial tone SUVlCC net available
available
I "011“ cellular service not available
INSTANT/ARMED LIGHTS (RED):
I “On" when system is armed,
- “Flashes" when the entry/exit mum are minim
- “Off’ifsystzmisnotumed
CALLING LlClrl' (GREEN)
l “Flashes ” when a call is being placed la the monitoring oentcr
I “On" when a call is reeewod/mfirmed
- "on“ no uii is being pmseii
ZONE LIGHTS (YELLOW)
I “On" when a zone is bypassed
I “Flashes rapidly" what Wirelss transmitter problem at low transmitter baflcry.
- “Fluhes slowly" when zone 15 open/unsccmud
- “on" when law is mute
ll
MOTION DE'I ECTOR
- The modcn deleclm‘ (or passive mrmcd sensor) In your
melcTalc operates 17) detecting a rapid change m mfrarcd cncrp
“hm an mlmdcr crosses a pmleclcd men
- A rapld change m the cnmbmcd mfmrcd mag) [hm the
sensor "sees" causes a response
WIRELESS TRANSMITTERS
- Your Tammie mcludcs (we
mrcless door or window transmmcrs
1 one u progxammed for [one m
(main door “sod firr entry/emu on you:
TauleTalc
2 The olhcf |s programmed for Jon:
#Z (other door or mndow)
- An alarm is mggered when the
gap between the comm and [he magnm
15 mm and the system |s armed
l When the system is not armed,
L‘xc zcn: 11g)“ will “flash slowly" when
the door/window is opened and mm
"011" “hm the door/window is closn‘d;
12 TATI'LETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS. tNC. 1m-YELL ON U (53541588)
AUDIBLE ALARM SOUNDS:
FIRE Pulsmg 5mm (Zone 8 nf opuonal smoke delccwr has been pulchaszd}
I INTRUSION & PANIC. Yclpmg 5mm (Zens I through 7)
SIREN:
l The sircn In your TanJcTalc 15 an audible deterrent Hm when triggered will sound one 13ch
(we alarm munds nbow
- The sircn will shut ofiaulomalwzlly aficr approxunalcly 16 mmulcs or when a valid code Is
entered on the kewad.
13
most com mm
AC “cw-new
link of TatfleT-le Purl-Me Al-rm Syslem
l AC RECEPTACLE
Attach AC innsfcnner here and at wnvmnonal wall outlet. Your TattleTalc requires use: of
AC power to opcmc adequately The AC power also charges the back-up balmy,
I BACK-UP BATTERY
The buck-up bunny mined wiuu'u your TattleTale is u secondary maaus of power used lo
cpcmc your TanleTalc in we even! of a pawn— mg: or to deter an inuuder anempung to
disable Ihc system by mlugg'ng the AC Tmnsfomzr NOTICE: The back-up battery is
mu designed m be the primary menu of power to your TanleTale
l TELEPHONE CORD INLET
much the lclephone cord bee and at the singular modular phone jack in your home/budding.
This enables your TanleTale to plane I call to the monitoring cemnr m the even! of an alum
Warning:
- Du not use . modular phone jnrk (In! communicates with mulfiph plum lines (w,
1 business phone system in which multiple phone numbers ring into a single
tdephone).
I Will not work on ply ndephnne film.
14 TA'I'I’LETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSYEMS, mcu tau-TELL on u (ass-sees)
- HANDLE
Your TuttlcTalc has a handle an me back K0 provide slmplc handlmg and case of
portability
RA'I'I'LESNAKE TECH NOLUGY
I Th: Realm-uh: Technology wnhm your TmlcTaIc is a means of protecuon for me syslcm
itself
- Il‘ during an enuv delay the TauIeTalc is attackedl m an attempt to destroy/disable the alarm
by any means (he Kalllcsnakc lechnolog} wxlhm will cause an Instant alarm If your
TanleTalc ls armed The TunlcTnIc will then "mine a call no [he momlnrmg compan}
l5
l.
SETTING UP YOUR TATFLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEM
Open the box and locate the following items.
8) AC Tramfm‘mer (power curd d) Manual
17) 7‘ Phone cord c) 2 Wireless door/window mmsmriters
c) TauleTale Portable Alarm 1) 2 Window details
Find a suitable location for your TarileTaI: that
a) Has access in an active AC wall outlet.
b) 15 close enough in your entry/exit location in make arming and disarming convenient.
0) Place your TaukTaIe so that. an intruder will pass across (not directly toward or away)
from ihe motion detectors field of view Cunsidcr the following
. The size and shape ofthe area to be protected.
- Objecls that may bled: dctncu‘on
I Hear sources (avoid aiming the motion detector directly at lamps, vtindnws, cw.)
Devices that cause moving infrared signals (rapid temperature changes) that may be
nus'akeri for an intruder such as fireplaces, healers, fans, air conditioners, moving
illuminated signals, and other sources ofmoving Air. E g , blowing curtains
. Animals in protected area.
- hrtmdu's liker entry path (usually determined by the location ofa door or window),
Plug the AC transfonner/ptywu' 00rd securely iruo the AC receptacle on the back of your
TattleTale and into a nearby wall Outlet Secure the AC transformer Willi rcsLmirurig screw
provided,
a) Check flue "POWER" indicator lights on your TattleTale to make sure they are "on".
- li "rowan" indicator liyus are not on, check to make sure the AC transfamicrlpowcr
card are securely plugged mic the wall outlet and the back oflhc TanleTzlc
- Check m be sure there is power at the wall outlet
I Call the Smice Complny immediately if the "POWER" lights are not. "on".
b) Once the TaItJeTale has been plugged in, the back-up battery will accept a charge for I0 —
ll hours
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TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC. 1-333-TELL ON U (835-5558)
0) AC must be Llic primary power for your laulcTalc The battery is for bar-[Hip purpuses
only.
4 Sualtlt Dinlmne Model -
Note: Be certain that. the plum: line is a dedicated line and does not require dialing n ‘9‘ to
cull nun Do not plug into a pay phone line, as it will not work.
The wleylwne cord and/or the hidden Swami Dialtonc hast. when in place cnahlcs your
TattleTalc to call the monitoring company in the event ohm alarm
CelInl-r Model — Utilizes wireless Cellcmctry® Dam Scnicc lcchnolagy
The Ccllular model uses lhc digital dam control channel afthc existing callulu swam When
the telephone line is disconnected or cut by an intruder, the TaitlsTnle WI” sull wmpluc the
call Your TatthTale Portable Alarm System Is now virtually unstoppable
5 Wirclss transmitters must be placedwilhin 2,000 {net of your TutfleTnle (depending upon the
arca and line—of-sight} Walls, electronic equipment, etc. may affect the performance of your
wireless ancasaries
a) Wirelms transmitter matted "til" is for the flout door or the main entry/cm location
b) Wimlws transmitter marked "452” is far my othcr door or window.
I Clean area on the door/window wiLli the rubbing alcohol (provided) to assure
proper adhesion.
I Use the pmvldad adhcsivdsm‘cws to mount the back plate onto the doc: or
window frame. (diagram on next page)
' 17
mm Wailmountscnwholu
- F“ the back uflnnsminn— (below) Over the tabs and slide inw it locked posmon
18 TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC. LABS-TELL ON U (EH-5658)
c. Rmovc Lhc adhmvc banking on the magm and apply the magnfl m 1110 door or window.
Press finnly into place ncxt to (h: mmsmiucr so that the magwl and read sw-tdn mdicalm
(mm in Ihcdiagam on me prcviaus page) ahgn, Nate: The magnet shnuld not be
more thin Ill ind: [mm the lrmmimer to assure proper npenliolL
7. Follow swps "5" and "6" abov: to install lhc 2nd door/window musnma,
s ngrmdtencmea(Arm/Disalm)wdc(us=rwde#l)inwdwkcypad
a) Them code must have 4 dijy'ts.
b) TheTuflcTnlemzsurwd-cis 1 4.3 -4. Changeittoyuurpusamndigitmdcusing
thefollowing mpg, Eutu'thcm'iginxlmaswroode
yum-WM: I - m I?
Immmm | [1 Tz'J 1.3[33
Verify'lhflfmmma l I' lll—HJ
EinymtmwmastflcodgegSS78' 1 15 s 11] [a]
Bihogrmming | - 1 1a|
Be mywwxiteyanrmflucode dawn in the lppmprinc phu nu plgel and keep it in -
ukpku. Do let lusqn this manual nearer on your TllfleTllc.
9 Prng‘amficundfiaymdul-7hflnthckzypflifneccssary Uscthcsecodcsfadifi'm
mmbusoflhzfimilyfitmaidmmmcepeoplcthmyoudomtwmunhnvcme
mnsnn'ooda You mmhmwthnlstzrmdeto progum nuiliarycodfi
- “Mmmandfinywdsgowfleplc,
I) Themiwemxilhtyeodemnsthve4digits.
b) ThanemumfliaryeoaséthogrmmadinlotheTakfleTulcsysthse (human
wdcquflacemnnflinymdcnolmgflinusc
c) RepellbovemsBJtop-vymmmfliary coda.
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Ems} User 2" Programmmg by plcssxngf 7
wLu~u
Ernst Cnrrem Maswr Code, 0 g | 2 3 4 1 4
Va'ify ”User 2" programming mode '
Enter "User 2“ 4 digit code (new/changed)
_,,s, s [fl
Exil Programing
Be sure you writ: your code down in the approprmle place on page 1 and keep it in n safe
puree. Do not keep this man-u] near at on your TattleTale.
l().
d)
Repeat abovc slop 9 (b) to program n\L\llIfll'_V codes 3 Lhmugh 7
Test your Tnnle’l‘uk Alarm Systems
a)
b)
c)
d)
c)
11)
Cull «he monitoring oompony (shown on inside cover of this booklet) lo notify fllem um
you would like total your system. They will [hen put ynur account in Lest modc (You
will need 111: account number and pass oodc given to you)
Secure all zxmcs (Clusc doms/wmdows) The READY llght will be “on" slcady" at
“flashing slowly"
Press are star! ' 1, and me pound [ a 1 keys simuuonoously (at the same lime).
The “5mm” will sound and the “smears" will flash.
Emu your master (arm/Alum) mdc lo srlonoe ure siren and reset are system.
Allow 2 nunuus or so for an: alarm repon lo be "milled to me monitoring calla.
I The "CALLING" light on the from of your Tame Wlll be "flashing" lb indium u
cell being placed to the mommmg company.
I The "CALLING" light will be "on" (for aboul 30 seconds) when the call is
received nud cmfimlcd.
Call the manin company to confim: um 1hcy have rtcelvcd me test signal
Impartlnt: Axktlinm to lake your lcconnl um oftnst mode.
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TATTLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC. Lesa-TELL ON U (535-5558)
OPERATING YOL‘R TA'ITLETA LE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEM
ARMlNG YOUR TATTLETALE [N THE "AWAY" MODE.
1 Close all protected doors and windows.
- Green "READY" light on top of your TattleTale Wlii be "on" or "flashing " when all
of the protected zones and sensors are secure.
- “ZONE” lights will be illuminated for all bypassed zones
Note: Force Arming
Available only on zone 3 (the motion detector in your TanleTale) to allow the user to arm
the system while standing in from of the TattleTale unit Force Arming allows the system
to be armed with a green "READY" light flashing
2. Ann your TattleTale by using the keypad to enter a valid master code or one of the
auxiliary codes.
I Each time a key is pressed on the keypad, a she" tone (beep) will be heard
- lfthe keypad beeps three times afier a code entry, the code was not accepted;
I Check to be sure that all zones are secure.
Note: Your system is not lmlcd ifyou hear the three beeps.
I Press the pound "it“ key to reset your Tattle'l'ale
I Enter a valid code to arm the system,
- Continuous beeps alter arming indicates loss of AC power. AC power must be
restored before arming.
l The "ARMED" light will illuminate once your TettleTale is armed
NOTE: If the exit door is open when the exit delay (60 seconds) expires, the siren will
sound. The entry delay will begin. At the end of this time your TnttleTnle will report
to the monitoring company. You must enter a valid code dun’ng this delay time to
disarm the system.
ARNUNG YOUR TA'l'l'LETALE [N THE "STAY" MODE.
1 Follow steps for "Arming" in ”Away“ mode above but do not exit
- Your TattleTale will automatically detect no exit and arm in the "stay“ mode
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OPERATING OPTIONS
Bypassing Zones - Bypass a zone if you do not want it protected while your TanleTaIe is
armed.
I Be sure the Tattle'l‘ale is not armed You cannot bypass a zone when the system is
armed.
- Only authorized user codes will be able to "bypass" zones
Press star [ ‘ 1 and the zone number you want to bypass [zone It ] and star [ ' ] again
I This bypasses the zone and the indicator light for the corresponding zone will be "on".
Unbypnu Zone:
I Repeat steps for bypass zones
- This unbypasses the zone and the indicator light for the corresponding zone will he
"ofl‘.
[mum/Delay Function
Use this function if you do not want a delay on your entry/exit doors.
- Press the smr[ ' 1 key on your keypad while the system is "armed".
- The "INSTANT/ARMED" light will flash and there will he no entry delay when the
entry/exit doors are opened.
- When the "INSTANT/ARMED" light is “on“ and the exit delay has expired, the
opening ot‘an entry/exit door will produce an immediate alarm This feature is ideal
when you do not expect an authorized entry.
- Press the star [ ‘ ] again to turn ofithe "instant“ feature
Chime Function
The "chime" mode allows monitoring of specified zones while the TattleTale is NOT
armed The “chime" is a "beep" sound when a zone is opened
Activating the "Chime" mode,
- You must know the master code
| Press the first digit of your master code Wait approximately 5 seconds
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l A one—second “beep“ will occur indicating that this feature has been activated
- Repeat the above steps to turn the “chime" mode ofl“
Note: You cannot set the "chime" featnne on zone 1 This is to prevent any beeping
when the system is disamed and movement is sensed in the area.
Keypad Activated Panic/Hold—up Alarm
Use this feature only in an emergency situation, requiring immediate response by law
enforcement personnel
- Press the star [ ‘ ] and pound { fé ] keys on the keypad at the same time for at least one
second
- The siren will sound and strobe light will flash
- An emergency report will be transmitted to the monitoring company
Fire Zone (Only ifyon purchlse the optional smoke detectors)
Zone 8 is the designated “Fire Zone"
I When approved heat or smoke detectors are attached to this selected zone, a "fire"
alarm sound (pulsing siren) will be initiated from the TattleTflle
Familiarize yourself and your family or staff with this pulsing sound
Follow evwration plan
To silence the audible "fire" alarm sound, enter a valid code.
Reset zone 8. Press the pound [ #] key on your keypad Afier ten (IO) seconds the
light will go out on zone 8. If you are unable to reset zone 8 after all smoke has cleared,
call the service company
NOTE: The smoke detector must be reset alter a "fire" alarm so that i
the next event
Removing Auxiliary endear
Replace the auxiliary code with the master code Follow the directions in the
"programming auxiliary code" section
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Resetting your TattleTale Portable Alarm System
In the event ofa system malfunction. press the pound [ fl ] key (reset) on the keypad This
should meet the code sequence and restore normal operation lfthe problem persists, call
the service company.
Replacing wireless door/window transmitter batteries.
Your TattleTale "ZONE indicator lights will begin “flashing rapidly" to indicate a low
battery condition
- Check the indicator lights to see which transmitter has a problem
I Slide the transmitter offof its back plate
I Open the transmitter housing to expose the battey
- Replace battery and then press the reset button located in the opposite comer
Replace the housing.
Slide the transmitter back onto its mounting bracket.
For Assistance call the service company phone number,
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HIGH PERFORMANCE 900MHZ SPREAD SPECTRUM WIRELESS
ACCESSORIES
Wireless Door/Window Transmitter
Same as the transmitter included with your basic TattleTale
Portable Alarm System, T1‘210W
Personal Emergency Transmitter
Emergency/Police signaling device This pendent
transmitter femurs dual-human activation to reduce Else
v alarms Comes with a beaded neck cord for wearability or
t can be easily mounted for fixed applications (3V lithium
battery provided ) TTZOSD
Smoke Detmor/Trnnsminer
vaides local alarm and low battery annuneiation, Properly
installed, used and cared for, it will provide a high degree of
protection to your family and property (2-9V alkaline batteries
provided ) mot
ZS
Pnssive Infrared Malian Deieetnr
The motion detector fully supervises the battery. A 90—second “sleep"
mode afier being tripped extends battery life. When an intmder moves
within the motion detector’s range (50‘ x 50') a signal is sent to the
TattleTale. TT206
Glass Brelk Detector/Transmitter
Utilizes exclusive pattern recognition technology,
dramatically reduca false nhnns by using 25 different
frequencies Features 25 foot range even through blinds and
drapesl Omnidirectional coverage (uses 3V lithium
battery )'IT207
For additional memories and/or ordering information please contact us at:
TattleTale Pnnable Alann Systems, Inc.
4816 Sawmill Rd
Columbus, OH 43235
14388-le On U (8355668)
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Emergency Evacuatinn Plan
An emergency evacuation plan should be established for an actual (in: alarm condition The
[allowmg steps are recommended by ihr: National fire Protection Assocmfion and can be used as a
guide in establishing an evacuation plan for your building/home
Draw up a floor plan oryom home 5in windows, doors, stairs. and rooflops that can be used for
escape [ridicule each occupant's Escapcrculcs Always keep these routes free from assume"
Detcrmmc two means of escape for each room One Wl” be the normal exit from the building The
other may be a window that opens easily An escape ladder may have to be locatad near the windovl
ifthm: is a long drop to the ground below.
Set a metmg place outdoors for a headcount of the building occupanu
Practice escape procedures In a home, sleep Willi bedroom door closed, Ihis will increase you
may: time. If you suspect fire, lm the door for hut If you think it is safe, brace your shoulder
against the door and open it cautiously. Be ready to slam the door if smoke or heat msh in Practice
escaping to the outdoors and meeting in an assigned spot Call lhl: fin: Department from a
neighbor's telephone
NOTE Alter the setup of your Talflc’l‘ale has been completed, notify your local Fire and Palicc
departments to give them your name and address for their records,
Early warning fire detection is best achieved by the installation of fire diaeclion equipment in all
mm.
This equipment should be installed in accordance with the Nutianal fire Protection Association's
Standard 74 For additional information write the National Fire Protection Association,
Battaymarcli Park, Quincy, MA 02269.
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‘I' TTLETALE Q K SET—UP
STEP I Find a suitable location for your ‘I'axtleTale
STEP 2 Connect to power source
STEP 3 Connect to telephone line (if using Stealth Dmltone see instructions)
STEP 4 Position motion detector
STEP 5 Install wireless door/window transmitters
STEP 6 Program Arm/Disarm code“)
STEP 7 Call to initialize monitoring
STEP 8 Test your TattIeTaIe
STATUS INDICATOR LIGHTS
POWER (RED) “On" when AC power is on; “Flashes“ when the backup
battery is low, “06“ when AC power is OK or
disconnected
READY (GREEN) “On" when all zones are secure and/or bypassed and system
is “READY” to arm, “Flashes” if motion is detected in
fi-ont ofunit, "Oil“ if a zone is faulted
SERVICE (RED) “On” when Stealth Dialtone and/or Cellular servtce are
available; “Flashes" when low/some cellular is available,
"on“ when ‘no service’
INSTANT/ARMED (RED)” On" when TnttleTale is armed; “Flashes" when the
entry/exit zones are “instant"; “Off“ otherwise
CALLING (GREEN) “Flashes“ when a call is being placed to the monitoring
company “On" when call is received/confirmed. “OH"
otherwise
ZONES (YELLOW) “OI?" when zone is secure; “On” when zone is “bypassed",
“Flashing slowly“ when zone is open/unsecure, “Flashing
rapidly” when transmitter problem or low transmitter
battery.
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Tattle'rnle Quitk Operalion
Master ARM/DISARM Code 7 ,, ”if, 7 7 ,,
ZONES:
1. Front Door (transmitter 1)
2. Back Door/Window (transmitter 2)
3 Motion Detector (in TattIeTale)
5 _.—
6 ,_i
7. —_
8 Designaied Fire Zone (smoke detectors optional)
Programming Master Code:
To personalizeyoar waster code enter thefnllnm‘ng
ummmqu Mal It gym“
(new master co e re)
ARMING (to set alarm)
1. Close all prmmnd ducts/windows
2 Ema you! inasm- cod:
DISARMING (Io turn off your TlttleTlIe)
I Enter your master node Cl nuuliary cod:
INSTANT ARMING (nu any/exit delay)
1 Puss the sw { . ] key when due TattleTule is "armed"
BYPASSING ZONES (imputed muss)
l. Presstbcswrb]+mmmbawbchypamnl[zane_]+sw[.]
CHIME Future on/al'l’ (manhunt mus while TnuleTale is not "armed'!
lv Pras first digit of "ARM/DISARM" code. (A loan will confirm after 5 seconds)
KEYPAD PANIC ALARM (T a cause an alarm in Ill emergency situation)
I Pmsflicslax['}+pound[#]kcyssunullaneulsly.
FIRE ZONE RESET ( to exu'uguish the ydlflw indicator light on mne 3)
L Press the pound 1 a 1 key. (ng‘ll mainguishes 511510 mounds)
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Understanding Terms
Arm Activating the Tallietale (by entering a valid user
code) to detect an intrusion within the protected
area
"Away" mode Arming of a system so that all zones are instant
except where entry/exit is used to armldisarm
the system.
"Stay" mode Arming of a system so that bypassed zones
allow movement within the protected area.
Entry/exit zones may be instant or delayed
AC Alternating current received from the electric
, company
Bypass A method in which you can inactivate certain
zones so they do not “Arm" when TattIeTaIe is
set.
Cellemetry® Service Allows sending of alarm signals over the data
control channels of the cellular network
Communicates Sends a signal to the oontrol panel that
activates sirens, flashes lights, or notifies the
monitoring service company for proper handling
procedures.
Entry/Exit Zone A zone that has a time period in which a code
can be entered to stop an alarm from being
communicated,
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Disarmed
Door/window Transmitters
Glassbreak Detector
InstantlArmed
Keypad
Master Code
Monitoring Company
Motion Detector
Openlunsecured
A system that IS not armed
These sensors use magnets to sense a break-
in or an intruder. When the system IS armed
they comminicate with the control unit,
Listen‘ for sound frequencres of shattering glass
Communicate to the control unit
Armed where there is NO delay time between
the signal and the communication
Device used to "arm", “disarm", or aecess
operating options,
Code that can make changes to your system
such as manging authority levels, auxiliary
codes, and to “Arm/Disarm"
Critical to the success of your alarm system
They receive information and notify proper
authorities of alarm events.
Detect movement through passtve infrared
signals.
A zone that is reporting current activity (9.9. an
open door or motion in a room) prior to arming
of the system
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Panic Buttons
Fulsing Siren
Ratflesnake
Secured
Siren
Smoke Detector
stealth Dialtone
System
TattleTaIe
Test Mods
Yelping Siren
Zone
The star ( -) key and the pound ( # ) key are
pressed at the same time on the keypad to
communicate an instant alarm
Signals a smoke or fire alarm If optional devrces
are installed.
A shock sensor that protects your TattleTale
Zones where a device IS used to detect activity
that may cause an alarm
An audible deterrent that activates when a zone
is tripped on an armed system.
Optlonal device used for detectmg smoke in
case of a fire.
Specialized wireless technology that transmits
alarm information from a remote or hidden
location,
TattIeTaIe and all devices
The total alarm system.
Checkan of the system to assure proper
communication.
Signals an intrusion or panac alarm.
An area protected by a particular device.
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Two Year Warranty Extendible to Five Years
TattleTale Portable Alarm Systems, Inc , guarantees this product against defective pans and
workmanship for the first 24 months from the date of purchase Your sales receipt, showing
the date of purchase of the Tattletale, is your proof of the date of purchase This wanamy
extends only to you, the original Purchaser It is not transferable to anyone who subsequently
purchases the TanleTaIe from you. If any defect occurs, simply return it to TattleTule and the
unit will be repaired and returned a! no charge.
TattleTale assumes no liability for consequential or indirect damage, and accepts no
responsibility for repairing damage to product caused by misuse, careless handling, or where
repairs have been made by others
No other guarantee, written or verbal, is authorized by, or on behalf ol'TattIeTale Portable
Alarm Systems, Inc.
For an additional 36 months ofwarrauty, a one time charge of $125 00. Just complete the
bottom of this warranty and check the appropriate box, Return to TattleTale Portable Alarms
Systems, Inc at 4816 Sawmill Rd , Columbus, OH 43235
7 I do not want the extended warranty, I understand my warranty is good for 2 years from
the date of purchase
Enclosed is my check in the amount of $125,170 Please extend my warranty to five years
from the date of purchase.
Name, Product Name
Address“ Product Number-
City: Purchase Date.
State' Zip:
TA’ITLETALE PORTABLE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC,
4816 Sawmill Rd., Columbus, OH 43235
l-sSS-TELL ON U (835-5668)

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