Blaupunkt SA 2900R User manual

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Information and illustrations are subject to change within this document. Blaupunkt reserves the right to alter the specification and product
design at any time without notice.
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Device Introduction _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4
First Time Setup ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4
Getting Started _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5
System Default Setting _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 8
User Menu ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9
Programming Mode _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9
Operation _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15
Connect2Alarm Application ___________________________________________________________________________________________17
Troubleshooting & Factory Reset________________________________________________________________________________________ 18
Specifications _____________________________________________________________________________________________________19

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1. Device Introduction
The Alarm System supports multiple devices which are listed in this section. For accessory devices, please refer to individual device manual for detail
instruction.
Control Panel
A DC9V 1A adaptor is supplied to power the Control Panel. Do not plug in the adaptor at this stage yet, this will be done in the next section:
Getting Started.
In addition to the adaptor, there is a rechargeable battery inside the Control Panel that serves as backup power in case of power failure. Once
you have connected AC power supply, please turn on the battery switch to charge the battery. It take about 72 hours to fully charge the battery.
When fully charged, the battery can serve as a back-up power source for about 18 hours.
The Control Panel requires a SIM card to send reports and receive commands. Before you insert the SIM card into GSM module, please note the
following:
1. The SIM card must be able to make and receive both telephone calls and SMS messages normally. Data only SIM cards are NOT compatible
with the Control Panel. To connect the SA2900R to a monitoring center the SIM card also needs to have mobile DATA.
2. It is recommended to disable the SIM Card’s PIN Code first before inserting the card into Control Panel, Otherwise you need to enter the SIM
Card PIN Code after powering on the Control Panel. To unlock SIM Card, please refer to 6. Programming Mode for more information.
3. If a prepaid SIM card is used, please check the SIM card information carefully as each SIM card provider has their own policy: Some SIM cards
have a validity period and must be extended before they expires; some SIM cards will expire automatically if they are not used for a certain
time period. When using prepaid SIM card, please make sure you fully understand its user policy, and check the SIM card’s remaining value
regularly with your service provider to make sure the SIM card is functioning normally.
NOTE: The basic package you purchased includes the following devices:
1 x PIR Sensor, 1 x Door Contact, 1 Remote Controller
Other useful devices are available separately, see www.blaupunkt.com.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Battery Switch is set to OFF by factory default. Please make sure to turn the switch to ON after connecting AC power to the Control Panel,
otherwise the battery will not be charged and the Control Panel will be without back up power when power fails.
LCD Display
Power LED
Fault LED
Numeric
Keypad
UP Down Backspace
OK
Disarm
Home
Arm
Away
Arm
Siren
Microphone
GSM
Module
Battery
Switch
Power
Socket
Mounting
Holes
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2. First Time Setup
This quick guide will take you through a step by step process of system initial setup.
Connect the AC power to your Control Panel, and switch on the battery switch.
The Green Power LED will light up, The Control Panel LCD will display:
Press OK to continue. You will enter panel language setting page, this will determine panel LCD menu and voice prompt reminder language.
1.Select your desired language and press OK to continue.
From now on the LCD display language will change according to your selection
2. Enter a 4-digit User PIN code which will be used as your default PIN code to access the system.
Press OK to confirm. The screen will display Alarm Off along with current date and time.
The system is now in normal operation and under Disarm mode. For further system setting and operation, please see following chapters.
3. Getting Started
This chapter will guide you through initial system setup and mounting process.
In order to install the alarm system, first connect the power adaptor to the Control Panel to power
on, the screen should display:
Use the Keypad on the Control panel, enter the User PIN Code you just programmed in First Time
Setup and then OK. The panel will enter User Menu. The screen should display:
Press Down key to scroll downward and select Walk Test. Press OK to enter Walk Test mode. The Walk Test mode allows you to test the signal
strength of your accessory device.
Find the location where the devices are to be mounted, put the device at mounting location and press learn/test button on the device to transmit a
signal.
If the device is within range of the Control Panel, the screen will display
the device information and signal strength. The screen should display:
The number at top right of the LCD display represents device signal strength. It is suggested to mount the device at a location with at least 5 in signal
strength to ensure the Control Panel can receive signal transmission from device without failure. If 5 signal strength cannot be achieved at current
mounting location, consider relocating either the Control Panel or the device.
When you are certain the device can function properly at chosen location, proceed to mount the device.
When mounting devices, make sure the device tamper is fully depressed, please refer to device manual for tamper location.
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NOTE: The First Time Setup process is only availble when you power on the Control Panel for the first time. Once the process is
completed, it will not appear again. All of the options can be changed later again, do not worry if you make any mistakes.
Detail system setting can be done later by accessing the Programming Mode.
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3.1. Home and Away Arm Mode Planning
The alarm system supports two arming modes: Away Arm and Home Arm. Away Arm mode will arm all accessory devices installed in the system to raise
alarm when activated; Home Arm mode will partial arm the system so that no intruder could get inside the premises without triggering an alarm, yet the
user can move within the house freely. Plan your device location in advance by determine which area should remain unarmed in Home Arm mode, and
decide which sensor should be set to deactivated in Home Arm mode.
For more information, please see 6. Programming Mode – Device +/-and 7. Operation
3.2. Device Operating Range
All devices in the alarm system have an approximate range of 30 meters in typical domestic environment. The range may vary depending on different
home condition. When installing devices, make sure to test the device range before actually mounting the device.
3.3. Tamper Protection
Your Control Panel and accessory devices are protected from sabotage attempt by a “tamper switch,” which is triggered when the device cover is opened,
or removed from mounted surface. When the tamper switch is triggered, the alarm system will be activated to inform you. To make sure the tamper
switch functions properly, please make sure the switch is fully depressed against the mounting surface when installing your Control Panel or devices.
3.4. System Extension
Aside from the devices included in the package, you can further improve the capability of your alarm system by purchasing extra accessories. Including
extra PIR Sensor or Door Contract to extend your protection area; Remote Keypad for a secondary system operation platform; Smoke Detector for fire
protection; Temperature Sensor for High/Low Temperature report; and Power Switch for energy management and Home Automation.
For more information, please see 6. Programming Mode – Device +/-
3.5. General Device Location Guideline
Avoid mounting the Control Panel and devices close to large metal objects or electrical interference source, such as fridge and microwave oven
as they could affect signal strength.
For devices that has tamper protection function, mount on even surface to ensure the tamper is fully closed when mounted. For uneven surface,
use extra packing material on the back.
3.6. Device Location Panning:
PIR Sensor
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Mount the PIR sensor at 1.9-2m height for best performance.
When mounted at 2m height, the PIR sensor has a range of 12m.
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PIR sensor detection is most effective when the intruder is
moving across its field of view. Do not mount PIR sensor in a
location that faces intruder directly
Control Panel
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The Control Panel should be mounted in a hidden area and
invisible, however still accessible.
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The Control Panel should be mounted at a location with good
GSM strength to send report and receive command.
Door Contact
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The Door Contact should be
mounted as high as possible.
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Do not aim a PIR sensor at this
door/window.
Remote Controller
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It is used inside or outside
your home and can be kept
on the key ring
NOTE: SA2900R has a genuine rolling code encryption.
Extra remote controls or keypads need to be rolling codes types: RC-R3B, KP-R1, KPT-R1.
Do not mount the PIR sensor to look at door/window protect by Door
Contact, as the signal transmitted simutaneously from PIR and Door
Contact could cancel each other.
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Do not mount the PIR sensor directly exposed to sunlight,
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Do not point PIR sensor at window, or sources of heat e.g. fire or boiler.

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3.7. Control Panel
The Control Panel tamper switch is located inside the mounting hole
1. Use the holes on the mounting plate, mark the position of the
holes on the wall at chest height.
2. Drill two holes into the wall, fix the mounting plate on the wall
with screw and plugs provided.
3. Hook the Control Panel onto the plate.
4. Adjust the Control Panel position on the plate to make sure the
tamper switch is fully depressed against the mounting plate.
3.8. PIR Sensor
When the IR-S4 detects a movement during arm mode, it will automatically trigger an alarm and notify
the user. The tamper protection is inside the device and is pushed down by the screw. If the device is
removed by an intruder, the tamper protection will trigger an alarm.
The IR-S4 needs to be mounted or glued to the wall with screws or adhesive tape. The best location
is in a corner to have wide motion detection range. Install the motion detector at 2m above the ground
for best performance.
Remove the back cover and push through the knockouts on the back (for example with a screwdriver)
where plastic is thinner. There are six knockouts on the back of the device that can be pushed though.
If you mount the device in a corner, push through the perforations on the side; if you mount the device on a plane surface, push through the perforations
in the center. Drill holes into the wall using the knockouts as template. Fix the IR-P4 base onto the wall with the screw and plugs provided. Place back
the back cover onto the IR-P4.
NOTE: The IR-S4 will go on sleep mode for 1 min. when detecting someone while alarm is deactivated. Please wait more than 1 minute without detecting
anyone to be sure the device its out of sleep mode before testing.
3.9. Door Contact:
The Door Contact DC-S4 monitors doors and windows in your home ensuring ideal protection.
The DC-S4 can be mounted with screws or with adhesive tape to the door or window frame. For a proper
operation we do not recommend to install the DC-S4 on steel doors/windows.
For screw installation, remove the back cover and push through the 2 knockouts on the back (for example
with a screwdriver) where plastic is thinner. Drill holes into the surface using the knockouts as template. Fix
the Door Contact base onto the surface with the screws and plugs provided. Place the back cover again
onto the Door Contact.
Make sure that the tamper protection is pressed down against the door/window surface, otherwise the
accessory will trigger a tamper alert.
The magnet should be installed adjacently at the sensor mark. Fix the magnet in the same way as the main
body of the door contact, either by screw installation or adhesive tape.
3.10. Remote Controller
With the Blaupunkt Remote Control RC-R3B you can easily change the status of the system between Arm, Disarm and Home mode.
Additionally the RC-R3B can be used to trigger a panic alarm by pressing the emergency button for
3s. The RC-R3B cannot disarm a panic alarm triggered by itself, it can be done via the App.
The RC-R3B works with rolling code encryption technology, for an improved security against
manipulation by third parties..
Note: For more information about the accessories included on the kit visit service.blaupunkt-
security.com for detailed user manual for each accessory.
The Q-Pro Series equipped with rolling code. A feature to encrypt and make the Security System
even more secure against so called replay attacks.
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4. System Default Setting
4.1. Entry/Exit Time and Device Attribute
When the system is armed and an Entry device is triggered, the Entry timer will begin to count down (default 20 seconds). The system must be disarmed
before the timer expires, or a Burglar alarm will be activated.
When the system is being armed, the Exit timer will begin to count down (default 30 seconds), the system will ignore any sensors triggered during this
period. The user should use this duration to leave the premises before the system is armed.
4.2. Alarm Activation
When an alarm is triggered, the system will report to programmed telephone numbers according to their priority. Depend on your setting, the system
will dial the telephone numbers you entered in the system and play voice message upon connection, or send an SMS message.
4.3. Address Message
The Address Message will be played in the beginning of all your voice message reports to notify the recipient your user information. Please make sure
to record your own Address Message by referring to “Programming Mode.” Default Address Message is ”Alarm System.”
4.4. Alarm Length
Default alarm length for siren upon activation is set to 3 minutes. To change the alarm length, please refer to “Programming Mode.”
4.5. Jamming and Interference Detection
The Control Panel is capable of detecting signal jamming and interference, the function is disabled by default, if jamming and interference is of concern
to you, please see chapter “Programming Mode”
NOTE: The Entry Timer only works with device set to “Entry”. For device attribute detail and Entry/Exit Time programming, please see later chapter
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5. User Menu
The User Menu displays the system basic information and allows you to test system function.
5.1. Entering User Menu
When the system is in Disarmed Mode (Alarm off , enter your User PIN Code to access User Menu.
Press a numeric key or key, the display will prompt you to enter the PIN code:
Enter the complete PIN code and press OK within 30 seconds to enter User Menu.
The User Menu items include:
Fault Dsp – Fault event display
Log – System event log
Walk Test – Device range test
GSM Signal –GSM signal strength test
P-Mode – Programming Mode for system configuration
Use Up and Down key to scroll through the menu, press OK to select the function.
5.2. Fault Display
Fault Dsp will become available only when fault event exists in system, to view the fault events:
1. Use Up and Down key to scroll through the screen and view fault event:
2. Press key to leave, you will be asked whether you want to clear fault display.
3. If you have rectified the fault, press OK to return to Alarm Off mode, and the fault event will be removed. (unresolved fault event cannot be removed)
If you want to keep the fault event, press to return to Alarm Off mode, the fault event will remain even if it has already been rectified.
5.3. Log
The Log memorizes the last 20 system events including
5.4. Walk Test
For more information, please see 3. Getting Started
5.5. GSM Signal
Use GSM Signal function to check the Control Panel GSM signal strength at current location. The signal strength will be displayed in RSSI scale from 0~9.
In order for the Control Panel to send and receive report/command successfully, please make sure the RSSI value does not drop below 5 at installed
location. If the value drops below 5, the Control Panel may not be able to send report and receive command successfully.
5.6. Programming Mode
P-Mode allows the user to enter Programming Mode for detailed system setting, please refer to next chapter for detail.
6. Programming Mode
To access the Programming Mode, you need to first enter the User Menu, and select P-
Mode under User Menu. The screen will prompt you to enter the Master Code.
Enter the Master Code within 30 seconds and press OK to enter Programming Mode. The system default Master Code is 1111.
6.1. Walk Test
For more information, please see 3. Getting Started
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6.2. Tel. Setting
6.2.1.Tel. Numbers
Use the function to set/change/delete the emergency telephone numbers.
A maximum of 6 telephone numbers can be stored. The numbers are listed from A to F in reporting priority, with A being the highest priority. Each
number can store up to 20 digits.
1. Select the telephone number you want to edit, press OK.
2. If the slot is empty, you will be asked to enter a new number.
If the slot already has a number stored, you will be asked to confirm if you want to change the number, press “OK”to confirm.
3. Enter the telephone number, press “OK” to confirm, if you want to delete existing telephone number, simply press “OK”without entering any number.
4. Select the report type for this telephone number, there are 2 choices:
Voice Report – The Control Panel will dial the telephone number and play pre-recorded voice message according to the event upon answer.
Telephone number set to Voice Report will be marked with “V” in the telephone number menu.
SMS Report – The Control Panel will send a SMS message to the telephone number to notify the user. For SMS report, you also need to select the
event type to be reported with this telephone number:
All Event – All events will be reported
Telephone number set to All Events will be marked with “X” in the tel. number menu.
Alarm Event – Only alarm event will be reported
Telephone number set to Alarm Events will be marked with “A” in the tel. number menu.
Status Event – Only system status event will be reported.
Telephone number set to Status Events will be marked with “S” in the tel. number menu.
6.2.2.Record Msg.
Use the function to record your address message for Voice Report, the maximum length of the message is 10 seconds.
1. If no message was previously recorded, the display will show “Start Recording After the Beep”. If you have already recorded a message, the display will
ask you to confirm if you want to change the message, press “OK”to confirm.
2. After 2 seconds, the Control Panel will sound one beep, you can now start to record the message
3. Speak clearly and slowly for the Control Panel to record your address. When you finish recording, press “OK”to stop recording, the recording will
automatically stop when it reaches 10 second
6.2.3.Test Report
This function allows you to test whether telephone function is working properly or not with the pre-set telephone numbers.
1. Your telephone numbers will be displayed, select the desired number and press “OK”.
2. The Control Panel will dial the telephone number:
3. For Voice Report telephone numbers, upon successful connection, the Panel will play pre-recorded voice messages one by one for 85 seconds before
hanging up. The messages include: Address Message/Emergency Message/Fire Message/Burglar Message/Medical Message.
The call recipient can end the call by pressing DTMF “#9” or hanging up the telephone. If the call recipient does not end the call, the Panel will hang
up the telephone automatically after 85 seconds.
4. For SMS Report telephone number, a SMS test report message will be sent.
NOTE: If you do not record your own Address Message, the system will play default alarm message when reporting. The default message is “Alarm
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6.3. GPRS. Setting
For GPRS Setting please refer to the complete manual on the following link: security.blaupunkt-service.com
6.4. General Setting
Program your system general setting under this menu. The items available include the following – see a) to g):
6.4.1.PIN Code
The PIN code is used to access the User Menu, and Arm/Home/Disarm the system. The system can store up to 4 User PIN Codes, each PIN code consists
of 4 digits. When you Arm/Home/Disarm the system, the Control Panel will record the User PIN Code used to perform the action in system log for you to
review. You can assign different User PIN Code to different family member so that the Control Panel can record the arming/disarming action of each user.
User PIN code 1 is set during the First Time setup process, it cannot be deleted.
User PIN code 2~4 are deactivated by factory defaul
To set or change the PIN Code:
1. Select the User PIN Code you want to edit, press “OK” to confirm.
2. Enter the new User PIN Code in 4-digit number, press “OK” to confirm.
3. Assign a user name to the new PIN Code, press “OK” to confirm.
6.4.2.Master Code
The Master Code is used to access the Programming Mode for system setting.
To change the Master Code, enter the new 4-digit code and press OK.
Master Code factory default is set as 1111.
6.4.3.Entry Time
When a Door Contact (DC, PIR Detector (IR, or External PIR Detector (EIR set to Entry attribute is triggered when the system is under Away Arm or Home
Arm mode, the system will begin a countdown timer according to Entry Time setting. The system must be disarmed before the Entry Time expires, or an
alarm will be activated.
Options available are: Disable (alarm triggers immediately , 10 seconds, 20 seconds, up to 70 seconds in 10 second increments.
20 seconds is set as factory default.
6.4.4.Exit Time
When the system is being Away Armed or Home Armed, the system will begin a countdown timer according to the Entry Time setting. When the
countdown timer expires, the system will enter the selected Arm Mode. The user must leave the premises before the timer expires.
Options available are: Disable (exit timer prohibited, 10 seconds, 20 seconds up to 70 seconds in 10 second increments.
30 seconds is set as factory default.
6.4.5.Door Chime
This function allows you to decide whether the Control Panel should emit a two-tone Door Chime sound to notify the user when a Door Contact or PIR
Detector set to Entry is triggered under Disarmed mode.
Options available are : High, Low, Off
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6.4.6.Time
This is for you to program the current time to be displayed. (Hour & minute
Use Up and Down keys to select the Hour and Minute, and press OK to confirm.
6.4.7.Date
This is for you to set the current date.
Use Up and Down keys to select the Month and Day, and press OK to confirm
6.4.8.Panel Siren
This is for you turn on/off the Control Panel’s built-in siren. When turned off, the Control Panel will not sound any warning when an alarm is activated.
Siren On is set as factory default.
6.4.9.Special Setting
Special setting provides more function for detail system configuration. The items available include the following – see a) to h):
6.4.10. Alarm Length
This is for you to select the time length siren should sound when an alarm is activated.
Options available are: 1~15 minute in 1-minute increment.
3 minutes is set as factory default.
6.4.11. Exit Sound
This is for you to decide whether the Control Panel should sound count-down beeps and volume of beep during Entry Time
Options available are: High, Low, Off
Exit Sound Lo (Exit sound Low) is set as factory default.
6.4.12. Entry Sound
This is for you to decide whether the Control Panel should sound count-down beeps and volume of beep during the Entry Time.
Options available are: High, Low, Off
Entry Sound Lo (Entry sound Low) is set as factory default.
6.4.13. Interference
This is for you to turn on and off the interference detection feature. When interference detection is turned On, if RF signal jamming is detected
continuously for 30 seconds, the fault event will be logged, reported to programmed telephone number and displayed on the LCD to warn the user.
Detection Off is set as factory default.
6.4.14. Final Door
If set to On, when the system is being Away Armed and a Door Contact set to Entry attribute is closed before the Exit Delay timer expires, the system will
enter Away Arm mode immediately even if the Exit Delay timer has not expired yet. If set to Off, the system will only enter Away Arm mode after the Exit
Delay Timer has expired.
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6.4.15. Siren Tamper
This function is only used for optional external sirens. If the Control Panel has included external siren in the system, their tamper switches can be enabled
and disabled remotely.
Siren Tamper On is set as factory default.
When the Siren Tamper is turned off, it will automatically revert to On after about an hour if not switched back.
6.4.16. H. Temperature (Optional Temperature Sensor Required)
The Control Panel features High and Low Temperature report function which requires a Temperature Sensor to use.
The H. Temperature option is for you to set the High Temperature Threshold. When the temperature exceeds this threshold by 1°C, a SMS report will be
sent to programmed telephone number.
You can set the temperature within the range of -10°C to +50°C
When entering temperature value, press Up key to select negative value. Down key to select positive value.
When the temperature drops to 3°C below the threshold, a SMS report will be sent to programmed telephone number to notify the recipient of
High Temperature Restoration.
You can set a High Temperature Threshold and choose to enable or disable the reporting function. If reporting is disabled, the system will not send
out report when the temperature exceeds the threshold, but a log event will still be recorded in system
High Temperature Warning is Disabled by factory default
6.4.17. L. Temperature (Optional Temperature Sensor Required)
The system will send Low Temperature SMS reports when temperature drops to 1°C below the Low Temperature Threshold.
When the temperature returns to 3°C above the threshold, a SMS report will be sent to programmed telephone number to notify the recipient of
Low Temperature Restoration.
Low Temperature setting format is the same as High Temperature setting.
Low Temperature Threshold must be at least 4°C lower than High Temperature Threshold.
Low Temperature Warning is Disabled by factory default.
6.4.18. SIM Unlock
If the SIM Card’s PIN Code is not disabled, you can use this function to enter SIM Card PIN Code and unlock the SIM Card.
Enter the SIM Card PIN Code and press OK key to unlock SIM Card.
6.5. Device +/-
6.5.1.Add Devices
1. To learn in a device, select Add Device, press “OK” to confirm.
2. Press the test /learn button on the device, refer to device manual for detail.
3. If a signal is detected, the screen will display the device information, press “OK” to confirm.
If the device already exists in system, the screen will display “Already exist in system”:
4. Select the Zone number for the device, press “OK” to confirm.
5. For Door Contact, PIR sensor, and EIR sensor, you need to select one of the three attributes for the device, available attributes include:
Burglar (B)
When the device is triggered under Away Arm or Home Arm mode, a Burglar Alarm will be activated immediately.
When the device is triggered during Entry or Exit countdown, the alarm will not be activated.
Home Omit (O)
When the device is triggered under Away Arm mode, a Burglar Alarm will be activated immediately.
When the device is triggered under Home Arm mode, the alarm will not be activated.
NOTE: For other devices, the tamper function will be disabled when the Control Panel is under
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Entry (E)
When the system is in any Arm mode, if an “Entry” device is triggered, the Control Panel will start an Entry Delay countdown timer for the user to
disarm the system.
After the delay period has expired and no correct PIN code has been entered, the Control Panel will activate iren immediately to remind the user
the delay period has expired.
If the Control Panel is not disarmed within 30 seconds after the delay period expires, a Burglar Alarm will be reported. Disarming the Control Panel
within the 30 second period will return the system to Disarm mode and silence the siren. No alarm will be reported.
When the system is in Disarm mode, if a “Entry” is triggered, the Control Panel will make a “ding-dong” Door Chime sound (if Door Chime function
is not disabled).
6. Enter a name for the device, press “OK” to confirm. You can also leave the name blank.
7. The screen will display the final device information, press “OK” to confirm and complete learning for the device
The device types are identified by the following abbreviation in the system:
Door Contact ---- DC
PIR Sensor ----- IR
PET Immune PIR Sensor --- IRP
Remote Controller --- RC
Remote Keypad ---KP
Smoke Detector --- SD
Temperature Sensor --- TS
Outdoor Bell Box --- BX
6.5.2.Edit Devices
Use Edit Device to change setting for learned in devices. The screen will display available devices.
1. Select the device you want to edit, press “OK” to confirm.
2. Edit the device information according to the setting in Add Device.
6.5.3.Remove Devices
This function is used to remove an existing device from the system.
1. Select the device you want to remove, press “OK” to confirm.
2. You will be asked to confirm your action, press “OK” to confirm.
3. The device will be removed from the system.
6.6. SMS Keyword
The SMS Keyword is required if you want to remotely control the alarm system. When you send a SMS command to the Control Panel, the correct SMS
Keyword must be entered in the SMS message for the Control Panel to recognize the command.
6.7. Reset GSM
Reset GSM function allows you to reset your GSM module. You can reset the GSM if the Panel has GSM related fault conditions to try to solve the problem.
1. When you select the function, the screen will display “Please wait”. Do not touch the Control Panel during the GSM reset process
2. When GSM reset is complete, the screen will return to Programming Mode.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The SMS Keyword is capital letter sensitive. Please take care to note down whether your SMS Keyword is entered in upper case
or lower case

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7. Operation
This chapter covers system general characteristic under normal operation.
7.1. Away Arm
Away Arm will arm all devices in the system.
Arming the System
When the system is under Disarm mode:
1. Press the “Arm” key on the Control Panel, Remote Controller, or Remote Keypad.
2. The Exit Timer will be displayed and begin to count down according to system setting.
3. When the Exit Time is up, the Control Panel will sound a long beep. Alarm On will be displayed on the screen and the system enters Away Arm Mode.
Stopping the Exit Timer
1. Press the “Disarm” key on the Control Panel and enter a User PIN Code; press the “Disarm”key on Remote Controller; or enter a User PIN Code and
press the Disarm key on Remote Keypad.
2. The Exit Timer will stop and the system returns to Disarm mode.
Extending the Exit TImer
1. Press the “Arm“ key on the Remote Controller and Remote Keypad again.
2. The Exit Timer will be reset and start counting from the beginning.
7.2. Home Arm
Home Arm will partially arm the system and allows free movement inside the house.
Arming the System in Home Mode
When the system is under Disarm mode:
1. Press the “Home”key on the Control Panel, or Remote Controller, Remote Keypad.
2. The Exit Timer will be displayed and begin to count down according to system setting.
3. When the Exit Time is up, the Control Panel will sound three short beeps. Home will be displayed on the screen and the system enters Home Arm
Mode.
Stopping the Exit Timer
The Exit Timer can be stopped in the same way as Away Arm mode..
Extending the Exit Timer
1. Press the “Home“key on the Remote Controller and Remote Keypad again.
2. The Exit Timer will be reset and start counting from the beginning.
7.3. Force Arm
When you arm the system, if any fault event exists, the Control Panel will sound a ding-dong warning sound to indicate arming is prohibited, the fault
event will be displayed on screen.
At this moment, you can first rectify all of the problems and then clear the Fault Display and you will be able to arm the system normally.
If you want to Arm/Home Arm the system with the fault situation persisting following the steps below to Forced Arm.
1. Press ARM / HOME button on the Control Panel, you will be ask to confirm Force Arm action, press OK to double confirm.
For Remote Controller, Remote Keypad, press ARM / HOME button again.
NOTE: The Remote Keypad has the option to choose between “Arm without User PIN Code”, or “Arm with User PIN Code”. When the keypad is
set to “Arm with User PIN Code”, you need to enter the PIN Code then press Armor Home key to arm the system.

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2. The Exit Delay timer will begin to count down.
3. When the Exit Delay time is up, the Control Panel will enter the arm mode you selected.
7.4. Disarm
When the system is under Away Arm or Home Arm mode, to disarm the system:
For Control Panel, press the “Disarm”key and enter a User PIN Code, then press OK.
For Remote Keypad, enter a User PIN Code and press the “Disarm“key.
For Remote Controller, press “Disarm” key.
7.5. Alarm Activation
When a device set to Burglar is triggered, the alarm will be activated immediately.
When a device set to Entry is triggered, the Entry countdown timer will be activated. If the system is not disarmed before the timer expires, an
alarm will be activated.
When a device set to Home Omit is triggered in Home Arm mode, the device will be ignored. If the device is triggered in Away Arm mode, the
alarm will be activated immediately
When the tamper switch of the Control Panel or devices is triggered in Away Arm mode, the alarm will be activated immediately.
You can trigger an Emergency alarm with the Remote Controller
You can trigger an Emergency/Fire/Medical alarm with the Remote Keypad
7.6. Stopping the Alarm and Alarm Display
During an alarm, the Control Panel will sound the siren, and report to programmed telephone number. The screen will display “ALARM! ALARM!” to notify
the user
Stopping the Alarm
Enter a User PIN Code and press OK key on the Control Panel.
Enter a User PIN Code and press Disarm key on the Remote Keypad.
Press Disarm key on the Remote Controller
The alarm will be stopped; the device that triggered the alarm will be displayed on screen. Use the Down button to scroll down the alarm event,
the screen will display whether the system reported successfully to programmed telephone number or not.
When you finish viewing the alarm event, the system will enter Disarm mode.
7.7. Tamper Protection
When the system is under Away mode, if a tamper switch is triggered, an alarm will be activated immediately. The Control Panel will send a SMS
alarm event “Tamper” to programmed SMS report telephone number, or dial the Voice report telephone number and play “Burglar” message upon
answer.
When the system is under Home or Disarm mode, if a tamper switch is triggered, the Control Panel will not make any report or activate alarm. The
fault LED will light up and a fault event will be registered in the Control Panel.
7.8. Alarm Reporting Sequence
When an alarm is activated, the Control Panel will first make GPRS report, then dial the programmed telephone numbers in priority order for Voice
Message or SMS Message report. When the Control Panel makes Voice Message Reports:
After dialling, the Control Panel will delay 5 seconds then starts to play the message. It will first play the general part of the recorded message
(Address then plays the specific alarm message (Burglar, Fire, Medical or E mergency depending on the nature of the alarm.
To ensure the call is successfully received by the recipient, the recipient should acknowledge the message by pressing the appropriate button
on his telephone set.
If the Control Panel does not receive any acknowledgement, the message will be repeated for 85 seconds. The Control Panel will then consider
the call unsuccessful and dial the next phone number in priority.
If no phone number is programmed, the Control Panel will not dial.
NOTE:
1. Remote Controller cannot be used to stop the Emergercy Alarm triggered by itself.
2. If you disarm the system with Remote Controller, the Control Panel screen will continue to display “ALARM!ALARM!” message to remind you
to check the alarm memory.

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7.9. Call Acknowledgement
When the Control Panel makes Voice Report, there are 3 responses available for the recipient to receive the call, by pressing 1, 0 or 9 key on his telephone
set.
Press 1:
The Control Panel will open a one-way listen only channel for 2 minutes for you to listen to what is happening on the other side.
During the last 20 seconds of the 2-minute period, the Control Panel will sound a beep to remind the recipient. Press 1 again to extend
another 2 minutes.
When the 2-minute period expires, the Control Panel will automatically hang up and dial the next number.
Press 0:
The Control Panel will hang up.
The Control Panel will continue Alarming.
The Control Panel will dial the next number.
Press 9:
The Control Panel will hang up.
The Control Panel will stop alarming and stop dialling.
The panel will also stop reporting if 2 call recipients press 1 or 0 to acknowledge the report
If the call recipient hangs up the telephone without any acknowledgement, the Control Panel will redial the telephone to retry the report for a maximum
of 5 times.
Auto Redial
When only one telephone number is stored and the number is engaged, the Control Panel will automatically redial up to 5 times with an interval
of 80 sec. between each attempt.
When more than one telephone numbers are stored, the Control Panel will dial according to priority order. If the number being dialled is engaged,
it will try the next number. Each number will be tried up to 5 times and the interval between each attempt is 20 sec.
The Control Panel will redial the telephone numbers for up to 3 cycles, 15 times maximum.
8. Connect2Alarm Application
8.1. What is “Connect2Alarm” application?
The Connect2Alarm application is a free smart phone application designed to help you remotely operate and program your alarm system by sending
SMS commands. It has a clean and intuitive interface for easy recognition and operation. Furthermore, the Connect2Alarm application features extra
Home Automation setting which allows you to control your home appliances automatically if you have included Power Switches in your alarm system.
8.2. How do I get the “Connect2Alarm” application?
The Connect2Home application is available in both Android phone andiPhone version. You can download the app for free by searching “Connect2Alarm”
in Google Play or Apple App Store. The application is only compatible with iPhone and Android phone; it does not support iPad or Android tablet
computer
For iPhone user, iOS 7 or higher version is required
For Android user, Android 2.2 or higher version is required.
8.3. How do I use the “Connect2Alarm” application?
Once you have downloaded and installed the app on your smartphone, please visit Blaupunkt website www.blaupunkt.com to download the user guide
for Connect2Alarm application.
NOTE:
1. The Connect2Alarm Home application functions by sending SMS commands to your Control Panel. Please be reminded that each SMS
command will incur extra cost.
2. When searching for the app, take extra care that the SA2900R panel is only compatible with Connect2Alarm app. Do NOT use
“Connect2Home” app, which is incompatible.

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9. Troubleshooting & Factory Reset
This chapter covers the potential issues you may encounter during system operation, and factory reset function
9.1. Control Panel
Control Panel Fault Orange LED indicates fault in system, When the LED light up, please enter User Menu and select Fault Dsp to view fault events. The
possible fault events include:
Control Panel / Devices low battery:
-- Change device batteries or charge Control Panel battery accordingly.
AC power fail:
-- Check AC power connection
Sensor out of order:
-- Check device battery status and conduct Walk Test to confirm if the Control Panel can receive device signal.
Control Panel / Device tamper:
-- Close the Control Panel or device’s tamper switch.
GSM related failures:
-- Check if SIM card is properly installed
-- Enter User Menu and select GSM signal to check GSM network coverage. If GSM signal is unsatisfactory, consider changing Control Panel
location or try different GSM service provider.
-- Enter Programming Mode and select Reset GSM to reset GSM module.
-- Make sure SIM Card PIN Code is disabled, you can also unlock the SIM Card by entering the PIN Code under Programming Mode – Special
Setting – SIM Unlock.
Interference:
-- Perform Walk Test on all your devices to check if Control Panel can still receive their signals.
-- Use Test Call function to test if Control Panel can report normally to programmed telephone number.
9.2. PIR Sensor
PIR LED flashes when activated:
-- PIR is on low battery or tamper switch triggered.
PIR does not respond to movement:
-- PIR has a built-in 1 minute sleep timer after detecting a movement. PIR will not redetect movement within 1 minute after it is triggered. Please
wait for at least 1 minute before testing PIR again.
-- Battery exhausted, please change battery.
PIR is slow to respond:
-- This is normal. PIR has sophisticated false arm filter setting to prevent accidental trigger. It is also less sensitive when walking directly toward it.
PIR give false alarm:
-- Make sure pets have no access to protected area.
-- Make sure the PIR is not pointed at source of heat or moving objects
PIR is slow to respond:
-- This is normal. PIR has sophisticated false arm filter setting to prevent accidental trigger. It is also less sensitive when walking directly toward it:
PIR give false alarm:
-- Make sure pets have no access to protected area.
-- Make sure the PIR is not pointed at source of heat or moving objects
9.3. Door Contact
Door Contact LED flashes when activated:
-- Door Contact is on low battery or tamper switch triggered.
Door Contact does not respond to door/window opening
-- Batteries exhausted, please change battery.
-- The magnet is too far away from the Door Contact, please check the gap between the magnet and the Door Contact. Reduce the gap and test
the Door Contact again.

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9.4. Remote Controller
Remote Controller LED glows dimly when any key is pressed
-- Remote Controller on low battery.
9.5. Factory Reset
The Factory Reset function will delete all learned in devices and returns all system setting to default value. After the setting you will need to setup the
system again from the beginning via First Time Setup.
1. Power down Control Panel by disconnecting AC Power and switching off battery switch.
2. Apply AC Power while holding down the key.
3. Release the key when you hear a beep, the screen will display Enter Code.
4. Enter the following keys sequence: , OK
5. Press the OK key again.
6. Reset is complete and all programmed parameters are reset to factory default setting.
10. Specifications
10.1. All Devices
Environmental Condition
-10°C to 40°C, relative humidity 85% non-condensing for Control Panel and all devices.
Radio Operation Range
About 30m in typical domestic installation, range can vary depending on building construction, device location, and environment.
10.2. Control Panel
Display
2x16 character LCD
Keypad
30 radio devices (Plus 4 optional Power Switches).
Power Supply
DC9V 1A Power Adaptor
Battery
4.8V 600mAH Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery, charge time 72 hours.
Battery Backup Time
18 hours
Door Contact
Radio Frequency
868MHz
Battery
1 x 3V CR2 lithium battery
17 keys keypad
Siren Output
96 dBA sound pressure @ 1m minimum
Zones
10.3. PIR Sensor
Radio Frequency
868MHz
Battery
1 x 3V lithium battery
10.4. Remote Controller
Radio Frequency
868MHz
Battery
1x CR2032 3V lithium coin cell