Bosch Security Systems SE2 Series Manual

SE2 Series
EN
User Guide & Setup Instructions
Transmitters

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SE2 Series | User Guide & Setup Instructions | FCC Notice
FCC Notice
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and
with RSS-210 of Industry and Science Canada.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference,
and
• This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
FCC ID: ESV-0117-1
Canada: 1249 102 643

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1.0 Part I - User Guide
1.2 Using the SE2 Transmitter
This feature is enabled on this transmitter.
This feature is not enabled on this transmitter.
1.2.1 Standard Operation
Transmitting a Manual Alarm
To send an alarm, press and hold the Alarm button for 1
second. The transmitter sends an alarm signal to the
central console. With some SE2 models, you can also
visually confirm the signal if done in sight of a receiver
(receiver lights the red LED). After a manual alarm is
initiated, the auto tracking feature begins. The
transmitter sends a signal to the central console every 7
sec., updating your location. Toreset the transmitter after
a manual alarm is initiated, perform a test as described
in Testing the Transmitter.
Testing the Transmitter
Totest your transmitter, stand in sight of a siren/strobe
or a receiver. While holding down the Test button, press
the Alarm button until you hear an audible tone. A test
transmission is sent to the central console. Also, the
strobe on an outdoor siren/strobe or the green LED on a
receiver illuminates.
There might be a brief delay of 2 sec. to
3 sec. before the flashing light appears.
If you do not receive confirmation of a successful test
transmission (such as the strobe on a siren/strobe or the
green LED on a receiver not illuminating), try the test
again. If there is still no confirmation, take the
transmitter to the security department.
1.0 Part I - User Guide
(For Distribution to All SE Users)
1.1 Introduction
The SE2 Series Transmitters are personal transmitters
designed to work with the Security Escort system. When
initiated, a signal identifying you and your location is
sent to the Security Escort monitoring station. The SE2
can also be tested within sight of a receiver or siren/
strobe by the user.
There are several SE2 models available, each
with optional features. Check boxes are
provided in this document for your security
department to indicate which features are
available on your transmitter.
The Security Escort system is not a
substitute for safe behavior. System users
should not take personal risks under the
misconception that the system provides
protection that compensates for taking such
risks.
Figure 1: SE Transmitter
1 - Test button
2 - Alarm button
3 - Lanyard
2
1
3

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Figure 2: Belt Clip Attachment
1 - Must use
2 - Optional
3 - Side view of clip
4 - Clip
5 - Back of transmitter
4
5
3
1
2
1.2.2 Optional Features
Man-Down Alarm Feature
With the man-down feature enabled, the transmitter
alarms whenever the transmitter (you) is in a prone
position (60° from upright). The transmitter emits an
audible tone upon sensing the prone position, and
initiates the auto tracking feature. To reset the
transmitter after a man-down alarm is initiated, return
the transmitter to the upright position and perform a test
as described in Section 1.2.1 Standard Operation.
Lanyard Snatch Alarm Feature
With the lanyard snatch alarm feature enabled, the
transmitter sends an alarm signal to the central console
and initiates the auto tracking feature when the lanyard
pin is pulled out of the unit. To reset the transmitter
after a lanyard snatch alarm is initiated, reinsert the
lanyard pin and perform a test as described in Section
1.2.1 Standard Operation.
1.2.3 Wearing the Transmitter
The transmitter comes with a clip which can be worn
over a pocket or belt, or be secured to a belt. Secure the
clip to the transmitter (screws provided) at the two top
positions to use it as a clip.
To use the clip securely on a belt, attach it at the third
location at the bottom. Use the screw already securing
the battery door.
The clip is designed to wear on a security type utility
belt. If worn on a thin belt, be aware that such a loose
fitting can cause the transmitter to activate the
man-down alarm (if enabled) when there is too much
loose movement.

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2.0 Part II - Setup Instructions
2.0 Part II - Setup Instructions
(For Security Department Use Only)
2.1 Models and Features
The various SE2 models and their features are identified
in Table 2.
Table 1: SE2 Models and Features
Model
Feature SE2S SE2U SE2M* SE2S-SN SE2U-SN
Man-Down     
Supervision
Tracking
    
Lanyard
Snatch
  
Auto
Tracking
   
Silent
Manual
Alarm
 
Low Battery
Indication
    
* SE2M is only used for system testing and does not generate a system
alarm.
Figure 3: Back of Transmitter
1 - Retaining screw
2 - Pry here
1
2
2.2 Removing the Cover
The Man-Down, Supervision Tracking, and Lanyard
Snatch features are controlled by the jumpers located
next to the battery compartment.
To remove the cover:
1. Remove the belt clip (if used).
2. Remove the retaining screw on the back of the
enclosure (see Figure 3).
3. Using a flat-head screwdriver, pry the lower part of
the front cover away from the rest of the enclosure.
Before distributing the attached User Guide,
place an “X” in the box next to each feature
enabled on the transmitter.

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Figure 5: Jumper Positions
1 - Off
2 - On
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Remove the battery before moving the
jumpers.
2.3 Enabling/Disabling Features
Figure 4 shows the location of the specific jumper for
each feature. Note that the lanyard-snatch jumper and
lanyard switch are only included on the SE2M,
SE2S-SN, and SE2U-SN models.
Figure 4: Internal Components
1 - Lanyard switch
2 - Man-down jumper
3 - Supervision jumper
4 - Lanyard jumper
5 - Battery compartment
+
-5
4
3
2
1
2.3.1 Supervision Feature
To enable the supervision tracking feature, place its
jumper in the ON position, as indicated in Figure 5. Do
this by moving the jumper to cover both pins using a
small pair of pliers. With supervision tracking enabled,
the transmitter sends a silent transmission to the central
console approximately every 90 seconds. This enables
the central console to monitor the battery and
transmitter condition, as well as track the transmitter’s
location within the protected area.
2.3.2 Man-Down and Lanyard Snatch Features
To enable the man-down and lanyard snatch features,
place the desired feature jumper in the ON position as
shown in Figure 5. Use a small pair of pliers to move the
jumper so it covers both pins.
See Section 1.2.2 Optional Features for descriptions of
these features.
2.3.3 Battery
The transmitter uses a CR2, 3 V lithium battery. The
central console indicates when the battery is low and
needs replacement.
See Figure 4 for battery polarity. The battery life
depends on usage and enabled features.

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