Lorex WA-410 Manuale utente

WIRELESS HOME

SECURITY SYSTEM

Instruction Manual

English Version1.0

MODEL:

WA-410

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Table of Contents

Introduction…………………………………………………………………………….…...

System Package…………………………………………………………….….

Optional Accessories…………………………………………………………...

Planning for Installation

Choosing a Location………………………………………………………..…...

Setting Alarm Zones………………………………………………………….....

Installing the Back-up Battery……………………………………………….....

Powering the Main Console…………………………………………………….

Connecting the Telephone Line……………………………………………...…

Setting the Antenna………………………………………………………….….

Mounting the Main Console…………………………………………………..…

About Passwords…..………………………………………………………….....

Others………………………………………………………………………….….

Operation – Main Console……………………………………………………………….…

LCD Panel Illustration…………………………………………………………...

Function for Installer Menu…………………………………….……………….

System Option Menu…………………………………………………….………

Sequence Programming Menu…………………………………………………

Replacement Menu………………………………………………………………

Clear Menu……………………………………………………………………….

Function for Master Menu……………………………..…………….………….

Check Function…………………………………………………………………..

Speed Dial Function……………………………………………………………..

Arm or Disarm via the Telephone Line………………………………………..

Auto Dialer Priority………………………………………………………………

LCD Messages…………………………………………………………………..

24 Hour, Home & Away Functions……………………………………………………….

Remote Control Handset…………………………………………………………….…….

PIR Motion Detector………………………………………………………………………..

Door/Window Detector…………………………………………………………………….

Mini Siren……………………………………………………………………………………

Summary of Program – Main Console…………………………………………………..

Summary of Sensors and Zone Settings………………………………………………..

Specifications………………………………………………………………………………

Installation Template………………………………………………………………………

Important Safety Instructions

•Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions should be read before

operating this equipment. These instructions should be retained for future reference

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT

EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE OR POWER ADAPTER TO WATER OR MOISTURE

•Heed Warnings – All warnings on the equipment and in the operating instructions

should be adhered to. All instructions regarding care and operation of this

equipment should be followed.

•Power Sources – Equipment should only be connected to the power supply

specified in the operating instructions or as marked on the equipment.

•Grounding or Polarization – Take precautions that the equipment is properly

grounded. Take note that the power supply is fitted in the correct input jack (

marked DC 12V ), and auxiliary units ( external siren and strobe light ) are fitted into

the correct external jack points.

•Power-Cord Protection – Keep cable cords and plugs clear of other objects,

particularly at the point where they exit the equipment.

•Cleaning – Clean the equipment by wiping with a soft cloth, ( do not use any

abrasive agents or water ).

•Non-use Periods – Power cords should be unplugged from the outlet when left

unused for a long period of time.

•Object and Liquid Entry – Take care not to drop objects or liquids on any part of

the equipment.

•Damage Requiring Service – The alarm should be serviced by a qualified service

personnel when:

-The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged, or

-Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled onto the equipment, or

-The equipment has been exposed to rain, or

-The equipment does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked

change in performance, or

-The equipment has been dropped, and/or the enclosure has been

damaged.

•Servicing – Do not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the

operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to a Qualified

Distributor’s Service Personnel.

•System Maintenance – Under normal use your system requires virtually no

maintenance other than regular testing. It is recommended that you test your

system once a week, and replace the batteries at least once every 6 months (or as

needed).

IMPORTANT NOTE: IF YOU RETURN TO YOUR PREMISES AND FIND THAT

THE ALARM IS IN PROGRESS, DO NOT ENTER,ASAFIRE OR AN INTRUDER

MAY BE PRESENT. GO TO A NEIGHBOR AND CONTACT THE RELEVANT

LOCALAUTHORITIES FROM THERE.

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Lorex® WA410 Wireless Home Security System. These

security systems are high-quality, reliable and versatile. This system has a built in Auto-

dialer for increased security. To ensure the best performance of your system, please

read this manual thoroughly and follow the precautions and instructions presented.

These systems are designed to be simple and easy to install and maintain.

Wireless easy to use : No messy and expensive wiring is required to install the

system.

Expandability : You can add different types of accessories to the system to

create a more complex system as your future needs may

require.

Flexibility : You can choose the type of sensors and response actions for

the system.

Personalized : Program the system to notify whoever you choose in the case

of an alarm activation.

System Package

Main Console

Remote Control (KT 410) X 1

X 1

PIR Motion Detector (MD 410)

Door/Window Sensor (DT 410)

Wired Mini Siren

X 1

Optional Accessories

SD 410 Smoke Detector SS 410 Wired Outside Siren with Strobe Light

DT 410 Door/Window Detector (9V) BP 410 Rechargeable Battery (for WA 410)

GD 410 Gas Detector MD 410 PIR Motion Detector

KT 410 Key- chain Remote Control

Planning for Installation

The security system is designed to be as flexible as possible in order to meet your

present needs, and also to adapt as your needs change. For the reason, we recommend

that you read and consider the following information and plan your system before

installing these devices.

Choosing Location

It is important to try and place the Main Console in an area central to the alarm sensors.

This way, all of the sensors can transmit signals with maximum efficiency. The Main

Console must be placed near a power outlet and telephone jack.

Setting Alarm Zones

Before installation, you should have the sensors programmed on the Main Console via

the systems learning mode on the Main Console. This system allows you to install a

maximum of 63 wireless sensors.

Installing the Back-up Battery-Optional Accessory(Not included)

1. Remove the battery cover at the back of the Main Console

2. Locate the connector plug and connect the rechargeable back-up battery (BP 410) to

this connector

3. Re-install the battery cover

Powering the Main Console

1. Attach the end of the adapter into the connector provided at the top of the console.

2. Plug the AC adaptor into the power outlet.

3. When the power is installed on the main console you will see the LCD (shown below)

Welcome

00 HOME SECURITY

Disarmed

Connecting the Telephone Line

To connect the Main Console to the telephone line, Please follow these steps:

1. Locate the two phone jacks at the top of the main console. These phone jacks are

marked “ Phone “ and “ Line “.

2. Connect one end of the telephone cord that came with the system into the

connector, labeled” Line”. Connect the other end of that cord into the wall jack.

3. Connect a telephone to the Main Console through the phone jack.

Note: The system will only work with “Touch Tone” service

Setting the Antenna

Carefully extend the antenna upward in order to maximize the range of communication

between the sensors and the Main console. Remember, that the maximum distance from

an sensor back to the main console is 100 ft

Mounting the Main Console

The Main Console may be set on a table top, or mounted on a wall. To mount the

console on a wall, follow these steps.

1. Remove the two top black rubber pads and store them away for future use.

2. Measure and fix screws into the wall so that the two screws fit into the grooves left

under the removed pads. (You may use the Installation Template on the last page

of this Manual)

3. Connect all wire connections to the jacks at the top of the console

4. Set the console onto the screws and carefully allow the console to drop into the

groove securely.

About Passwords

This system provides two sets of password for setting the system. ”Install ”, ”Master ”

”Install ” : You can use this password to set the system, such as telephone numbers

or record message…etc

”Master ” : This password is used for setting “ Arm”( Arm away or Arm home),

“Disarming” the system….etc

When the system installation is finished, family members will only need to “ Arm” or

“Disarm” the system.

Others

We recommend that you install the console after programming the other wireless devices

(sensors) into the main console. This is to ensure that all of the wireless devices are

working together properly.

Operation – Main Console

The Main Console is the heart of the security system. It monitors the sensors and

responds according to how it is programmed, whenever a sensor is activated. The

illustration shown for the Main Console may look complex at first, however, most

procedures are straightforward and easy. Please review the illustration below, which

labels all the parts of the Main Console.

LCD Panel Illustration

123

456

789

MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL KEYPAD

LEGEND

1 . NUMERIC AND #, BUTTONS

2 . BURGLARY BUTTON

3 . FIRE BUTTON

4 . MEDICAL EMERGENCY BUTTON

5 . SP DIAL BUTTON

6 . CHECK BUTTON

7 . CANCEL BUTTON

8 . ENTER BUTTON

9 . AWAY BUTTON 17 . OUTPUT TERMINAL JACKS

16 . ANTENNA

15 . SPEAKER

14 . LCD PANEL

13 . ARMED LED INDICATOR

12 . POWER LED INDICATOR

11 . MIC 20 . DC POWER JACK

19 . TEL LINE JACK

18 . TELEPHONE JACKS

10 . HOME BUTTON

1. Numeric keys and

# keys : For telephone setting include the pound and star keys.

2. Burglary Button : Press the SP DIAL & Burglary Buttons together

3. Fire Button : Press the SP DIAL & Fire Buttons together

4. Medical

Emergency : Press the SP DIAL & Fire Buttons together

5. SP DIAL button : Press the SP DIAL button together with 4, 5 or 6 to activate

one of the 3-emergency dialing numbers

6. Check : Press the CHECK button to review sensor settings and to check

recorded message.

7. Cancel : Press the CANCEL button to go back to the previous menu or to

delete the Message

8. Enter : Press ENTER to confirm program entry.

9. Away : Key-in the “ Master ” code, then press the AWAY button to arm

the system in the away mode

10. Home : Key-in the “ Master ” code then press the HOME button to arm the

system in the home mode

11. Mic

ed to record messages, and for two way communication voice

input.

12. Power LED : Indicates whether the AC Adaptor power is on or off.

13. Armed LED : When the light is ‘on’, the system is armed; When the light is ‘off’,

the system is disarmed.

14. LCD Panel : Displays messages

15. Speaker : Sounds alarm and plays back messages

16. Antenna : Used for wireless reception

17. Output Jack : Connects to the external siren

18. Phone Jack : Connects to the phone set

19. Line Jack : Connect to the Telephone line from the wall

20. DC Power Jack : DC supply input

3.0: Function for Installer Menu – Factory Default Password :123456

1. Enter the password to start the menu setting as shown below

Code : ******

(i) An incorrect password entered will show “ Access Denied” and will emit a beep

sound warning.

Access Denied

(ii) If 3 incorrect passwords are entered, the keyboard will become disabled and

locked (LCD shown below). Try it again after one minute or use the Remote

Control Handset ( DISARM button) to unlock the system.

Note: The remote control handset can be used to unlock the system,

however, if It is not programmed into the system, it can not be used

to unlock the system. Please make sure to enter the correct password

when the system is turned “ON” for the first time.

Home Security

Keyboard Locked

(iii) If 9 incorrect passwords are entered, and 3 consecutive “Keyboard Lock” occurs,

then the system will trigger the alarm for a set duration and will be

locked/disabled. The LCD will display as shown below. The dialer will not dial out

any of the phone numbers programmed. The disarm button on the remote control

handset can be used to disarm/unlock the system.

System Lock

2. If the password is correct (default 123456), the system will emit a beeping sound

and the LCD panel will look like this (shown below).

Access Granted

Install Mode

SYS_OPTS: 0-SYS_OPTS

1–SEQ 2–REPLAC 3-CLR

3. Select the System Menu Number

3.1: System Option menu : Press 0 to start setting

Setting : 0 – T 1 2 3 4 5 6 – P

7 – MSG 8 – DIAL 9 - CODE

(1) 0-T : For time setting (Default is 30 seconds.) minimum 1 second, maximum

255 seconds.

Press the 0 button, to go to the time setting (exit, alarm, entry) time

Setting : Time 1 - Exit

2 – Alarm 3 - Entry

Press the 1 button, to set the delay time for exiting the house. The default

time is 30 Sec, You can set the time from 1 to 255 Sec. Press the Enter

button to finish the setting.

Setting : Time

1 – Exit : 30 Sec

Press 2 button, setting alarm time for triggering alarm, The default time is 30

Sec, you can set the time from 1 to 255 Sec. Press Enter button to finish the

setting.

Setting : Time

2 – Alarm : 30 Sec

Press 3 button, setting delay time for entering house, The default time is 30

Seconds. You can set the time from 1 to 255 Sec. Press Enter button to finish

the setting.

Setting : Time

3 – Entry : 30 Sec

(2) 123456-P Numeric key : To set the telephone number (you can program up to 6

telephone numbers, each one being up to 20 digits

each)

Example: Press the 1 Button, the LCD panel will appear as shown below.

Enter the phone number, then press the ENTER button to program.

Press the 2 button to program Phone number 2………

Setting : Phone Num : 1

********************

Setting 1 , 2 or 3 : For neighbors, relatives, friends and family

members to notify in case of emergencies.

Setting 4 : The first priority dial in case of Burglary. (check

with the police dept. if this is acceptable)

Setting 5 : The first priority dial in case of Fire. (check with

the fire dept if this is acceptable)

Setting 6 : The first priority dial in case of Medical help.

(check with the hospital if this is acceptable )

Note: The dialer will work with a touch tone service line only

(3) 7- MSG : To set a recorded message which contains 1 segment of message for a

maximum of 25 seconds. If the recorded message is less than 25 Sec,

press ENTER to end the recorded message. When alarm is triggered,

it will play the recorded voice message.

Press 7 to start recording your message(it will automatically count

down from 25 Sec). Please note: The message should include pertinent

information such as your name, address, and telephone number

Setting : Message Rec

Sel Msg: 1 25 Sec

When the recorded message is finished, it will automatically playback

the recorded message. The LCD panel is shown below.

Setting : Message Play

Sel Msg: 1 25 Sec

(4) 8 – DIAL : To set a Dial mode. (default is 2-ALL to dial all telephone numbers

programmed)

Setting : Dialer Mode

1 – Single 2 – All 2

Press 1 for a single attempt dial. (the dialer will stop dialing when one of the

phone numbers are answered or 3 cycle dialing attempts are complete)

Setting : Dialer Mode

1 – Single 2 – All 1

Press 2 for a 3 cycle attempt dial (the dialer will stop dialing when all the

programmed phone numbers are answered or 3 cycle dialing attempts are

complete

Note: The answered phone numbers will be excluded from the dial

sequence

Setting : Dialer Mode

1 – Single 2 – All 2

(5) 9 – CODE : To make a password change. (factory defaults, 1-Install :123456, 2-

Master : 135246). If you want to change the password, key-in the 6

Digits. It will automatically show “OK”(max set 6 digits). If it is less

than 6 digits, you can press ENTER after keying-in the number, and it

will show ”OK”.

Setting : Change Code

1 – Install 2 – Master

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