4m Spy science User manual

C1. PLASTIC INTRUDER ALARM CASE SET

WITH COVER AND BASE PLATFORM

C2. BATTERY HOLDER

WITH SWITCH AND

WIRES INSTALLED

C3. BUZZER WITH

WIRES INSTALLED

C4. METAL PEGS

C5. PLASTIC PEGS

C10. OTHER ACCESSORIES:

STRING, DOUBLE ADHESIVE

TAPES AND DOOR PLATE

Double

adhesive tapes

Trigger plate holder

Trigger plate

C8. WALL MOUNT

C9. TRIGGER

PLATE HOLDER

C6. CONNECTION

PLATE (WITH METAL

PLATES INSTALLED)

C7. TRIGGER PLATE

Double

adhesive

tapes

Install the cover to complete the alarm case

set.

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D. INSTRUCTIONS: ASSEMBLING THE ALARM CASE H. TROUBLE SHOOTING

If the trigger plate is pulled out and the buzzer does not produce a sound:

1. Check if all connection points are intact and are connected in correct order.

2. Check if the batteries are too old, or are installed in the correct polarities.

3. Check if the switch at the battery case is switched on.

4. Check if the metal connection plates are touching each other when the trigger plate is removed.

If the plates happen to be detached from each other, the circuit is not complete. You may ask an

adult's assistance to bend the upper metal plates downward so that it could touch the lower metal

plate again.

REMARKS: When the alarm is not in use, please switch it off and wind whole length of the

kick wire to the wall mount. It is further recommended that the batteries should also be

removed.

G. SETTING THE ALARM

REMARKS: YOU WILL NEED ADULT'S PERMISSION AND SUPERVISION DOING THIS.

F. MOUNTING THE ALARM

I. FUN FACTS

How does your the intruder alarm work?

After you have finished the installation of the intruder alarm, the connection formed an

open circuit. There are two points at the circuit which control the flow of current to the

buzzer: the switch built on the battery case and the plastic trigger plate inserted between

the connection plates. When alarm is set up and switch is on, the only disconnection point

is the trigger plate. The trigger plate is made of plastic which insulate the electric current

from flowing through. When the door is opened, the trigger plate will be taken away. Thus,

the two metal plates come to contact with each other. The circuit is now a closed circuit.

The buzzer is turned on when the current pass through it.

Some things about electricity...

In the intruder alarm, we only use the battery which produces the one-way direct current

(d.c). That is the current only flows in one direction ( positive to negative ). However, the

electricity supplied from the power station is alternating current (a.c). The current does not

only flow in one direction, it flows backwards and forwards around the circuit at a certain

frequency (positive to negative and negative to positive).

The wire of most electrical appliance normally consists of three insulated wires: the live,

the neutral and the earth wires. The live wire goes positive “+” and negative “-”

alternatively, making the current flow backwards and forwards around the circuit. The

neutral wire provides the return path for the current to flow back to the mains socket. The

earth wire is a safety wire which connects the metal body of the electrical appliance to the

earth for grounding the electricity leakage. Also, most electrical appliances have another

safety device - fuse. It is a thin wire of short length which will overheat and melt in case the

current is higher than the specified value. If a fault develops and a large current flows

through the circuit, the fuse melts and breaks the circuit in order to prevent the cable from

overheating which may cause a fire.

E. MAKING THE KICK WIRE

QUESTION AND COMMENTS

We treasure you as a customer and your satisfaction

with this product is important to us. In case you have

any comments or questions, or you find any parts of

this kit missing or defective, please do not hesitate to

contact our distributor in your country, whose address

is printed on the package. You are also welcome to

contact our marketing support team at Email:

[email protected], Fax (852) 25911566, Tel (852)

28936241, Web site: WWW.4M-IND.COM

A. SAFETY MESSAGES

1. Please read through this instructions before you start.

2. This kit is intended for age 8 and up.

3. Adults assistance and supervision required.

4. This kit contains small parts which may cause suffocation if misused.

5. Metal connection plate and wires may contain sharp points, adult assistance required in

assembling and bending.

6. Never touch the contacts inside the battery case to prevent possible short circuit.

B. USE OF BATTERY

1. Requires two "AA" batteries (Not included). We recommend alkaline batteries.

2. For optimum operation, always use fresh alkaline batteries.

3. Insert batteries according to the correct polarities.

4. Make sure that the supply terminals are not short circuited.

5. Do not leave batteries in the toy if it is not in use.

6. Remove empty batteries from the toy.

7. Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

8. Rechargeable batteries should be removed from the toy before being charged (if removable).

9. Rechargeable batteries should only be charged under adult's supervision.

10. Do not mix old and new batteries.

11. Do not mix alkaline, standard (Carbon-Zinc) or rechargeable (Nickel-Cadmium) batteries.

12. Only use batteries of the same or equivalent type.

13. The toy should not be connected to more than the recommended number of power supplies.

CHOKING HAZARD

WARNING

Not for Children under 3

Small parts.

INTRUDER ALARM

C. CONTENTS

Install the connection

plate (C6).

2Install battery holder (C2).

Connect the wires from the

buzzer with that from the

connection plate. Match the

wires colours.

4Connect the wires from

battery holder with that

from the buzzer. Match the

wires colours.

Install the buzzer (C3).

Connect the wires from the

connection plate with that

from the battery holder.

Match the wires colours.

Install the batteries. You may

now check if all connections

are correct by switching on

the switch button. The

buzzer should produce a

buzzing sound. After the

testing, switch it off.

1Snap the trigger plate holder to

the wall mount.

1Mount your alarm case to the

door surface. You may use the

double adhesive tapes

provided for this purpose.

4Test the alarm set up by closing the door

then opening it again. When the trigger

plate is being pulled out from the

connection plate, the alarm will be

triggered and produces a buzzing sound.

If you would like the alarm be triggered

with small opening of the door, make the

string shorter by winding the unwanted

length to the trigger plate holder (C9),

and vice versa.

1Cut a string of 50 cm. Adjust the string to

your desired length. Tie one end of the

string to the trigger plate. Tie the other

end to the trigger plate holder. Tie a few

more knots to secure the connection.

2Testing the alarm function: Now insert the

trigger plate to the connection plate. This

will separate the two metal plates. Now

check the function by turning on the

switch. There should not be buzz sound

as the connection plate are now being

separated by the plastic trigger plate.

Now pull out the trigger plate with string

connected to it. The buzzer will produce a

sound immediately as the two connection

plates are now in touch and a close

circuit is produced. You may now stop the

buzz by switching it off or by inserting the

trigger plate into the connection plate

again.

2On the similiar level

as the alarm case just

mounted, use the

double adhesive

tapes provided to

mount the wall mount

to the door surface.

3Switch on the alarm.

C9 C7

2Insert the trigger plate to the connection plate

of the alarm case.

Hang the door plate

provided to warn

those "UNWANTED

INTRUDERS". It's

cool.

The intruder alarm does not only apply to the door, it also applies to your drawer

for security. Do you have any suggestion for intruder alarm application?