Conan CS290 User manual

CS290
WIRELESS SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM
USER MANUAL

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User manual version 3.0
© Envious Technology Pty. Ltd.
Thank you for choosing the Conan wireless alarm system.
You have made an important investment in securing your home and family. To ensure that you get the best possible
protecon it is important that your new security system is installed and operang correctly.
Please take the me to read this user manual carefully. The Conan security system has many adjustable-features
and each of the dierent sensors and accessories operate in dierent ways. Understanding these features and the
operaon of sensors and accessories will empower you to have the system installed in a way that maximises the
protecon it provides.
SECTION A - ESSENTIAL SETUP & OPERATION
SECTION B - INSTALLING SENSORS & ACCESSORIES
SECTION C - ADVANCED SETUP & OPERATION
SECTION D - APPENDICES
This secon will guide you through the essenal setup of the system, including inial installaon,
the pairing of sensors/accessories, seng PIN codes and arming/disarming the system.
This secon contains instrucons for each of the dierent sensors and accessories compable
with the Conan security console. Informaon in this secon is referenced by all other secons.
This secon details more advanced technical informaon regarding the security console as well as
the compable sensors & accessories. Aer compleng the above secons is is recommended to
read through this secon in order to familiarise yourself with the other features available.

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Important information
Safety warnings
• To prevent short-circuits, this product should only be used indoors and only in dry spaces. Do not expose
the components to water or humidity.
• Do not expose the system strong mechanical wear and tear, high temperatures, strong vibraons or high
humidity.
• Use only the supplied power adaptor(s). Contact your supplier for replacement if necessary.
• Conrming that the rangs listed on the power adaptor matches your mains voltage before installing.
• Never connect a power adapter or power cord if it is damaged.
• This product should only be repaired or serviced by a qualied repairman. Defecve pieces must be
replaced by original parts. Contact your supplier if necessary.
• CAUTION: Keep baeries out of the reach of children. Do not dispose of baeries in re (risk of explosion)
Dispose of baeries as chemical waste. Never mix old and new baeries or dierent types. Remove
the baeries when you are not using the system for a long period of me. Respect the correct polarity
when inserng baeries. Make sure that the baeries are not short-circuited. Contact your supplier for
replacement baeries.
Warranty
The Conan security system and accessories are covered by a 3-year warranty. Warranty and guarantees are void in
the case of improper installaon or usage, or if it is altered and/or repaired by an unauthorised service centre.
The supplier does not accept responsibility in the case of improper usage of the product or when the product is used
for purposes other than specied. The supplier does not accept responsibility for addional damage other than that
covered by legal product responsibility.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section A - Essential Setup & Operation .......................................................1
A1 - Understanding the security console ..................................................................... 2
A1.1 - Front panel overview....................................................................................................................2
A1.2 - Rear panel overview ....................................................................................................................3
A1.3 - Telephone communications........................................................................................................4
A1.4 - Connecting the power ................................................................................................................5
A1.5 - Turning the backup battery on/off .............................................................................................5
A1.6 - Keypad overview..........................................................................................................................5
A1.7 - Entering setup mode .................................................................................................................... 6
A1.8 - Setting the time ............................................................................................................................. 6
A1.9 - Setting the date ............................................................................................................................6
A1.10 - Setting the language .................................................................................................................6
A1.11 - Turning voice feedback on/off .................................................................................................7
A1.12 - Turn keypad sounds on/off ........................................................................................................7
A1.13 - Set the siren duration.................................................................................................................. 7
A1.14 - Turn the siren on/off ....................................................................................................................7
A1.15 - Setting entry/exit delay duration ..............................................................................................8
A1.16 - Reviewing system events ...........................................................................................................8
A1.17 - Turning partition-2 LCD display on/off ...................................................................................... 8
A1.18 - Wall mounting instructions .........................................................................................................9
A2 - Telephone communication setup ......................................................................... 10
A2.1 - Programming dial-out telephone numbers ............................................................................... 10
A2.2 - Controlling the system via touch-tone telephone/SMS ........................................................... 10
A2.3 - Recording dial-out voice messages........................................................................................... 10
A2.4 - Further information on telephone setup & functions ............................................................... 11
A3 - PIN codes................................................................................................................. 12
A3.1 - Changing the SETUP-PIN ..............................................................................................................12
A3.2 - Changing the MASTER-USER PIN .................................................................................................12

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A4 - Arming/disarming the system................................................................................ 13
A4.1 - Arming/disarming using the security console............................................................................ 13
A4.2 - Arming/disarming using a CS310W LCD keypad ...................................................................... 13
A4.3 - Arming/disarming using a CS310T keypad ................................................................................ 13
A4.4 - Arming/disarming using a CS154S remote................................................................................. 13
A4.5 - Arming/disarming by telephone dial-in (touch-tones) or SMS ................................................ 13
A5 - Planning the installation ......................................................................................... 14
A5.1 - Perimeter protection ....................................................................................................................14
A5.2 - Interior protection .........................................................................................................................14
A5.3 - Explore your surroundings ............................................................................................................15

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Section B - Installing Sensors & Accessories.................................................16
B1 - CS154 Key-chain Remote....................................................................................... 17
B1.1 - Inserting/replacing the battery....................................................................................................17
B1.2 - Turning the key-chain remote on/off ..........................................................................................17
B1.3 - Pairing to the security console..................................................................................................... 17
B1.4 - Manually triggering alarms........................................................................................................... 18
B1.5 - Arming/disarming the security system ........................................................................................ 18
B2 - CS132 Door/Window Sensor ................................................................................... 19
B2.1 - Opening/closing the battery slide door ..................................................................................... 19
B2.2 - Inserting/replacing the battery....................................................................................................19
B2.3 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 19
B2.4 - Setting sensor attributes................................................................................................................ 20
B2.5 - Mounting to a door or window....................................................................................................20
B2.6 - Panic button ..................................................................................................................................20
B3 - CS122/CS122P Motion Sensor................................................................................. 21
B3.1 - Opening/closing the motion sensor casing ............................................................................... 21
B3.2 - Inserting/changing the battery ...................................................................................................21
B3.3 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 22
B3.4 - Setting sensor attributes................................................................................................................ 22
B3.5 - Mounting to the wall .....................................................................................................................22
B3.6 - Walk testing ....................................................................................................................................23
B3.7 - Adjusting the sensitivity .................................................................................................................23
B3.8 - Extending battery life ....................................................................................................................23
B3.9 - Pet friendly motion sensor (CS122P) ............................................................................................ 23
B4 - CS128 Glass-Break Sensor ...................................................................................... 24
B4.1 - Opening and closing the battery door ...................................................................................... 24
B4.2 - Inserting/replacing the batteries ................................................................................................. 24
B4.3 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 24
B4.4 - Mounting to the wall .....................................................................................................................25
B4.5 - Testing ............................................................................................................................................. 25
B4.6 - Adjusting the sensitivity .................................................................................................................26
B4.7 - Extending battery life ....................................................................................................................26

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B5 - CS360 Smoke Detector ........................................................................................... 27
B5.1 - Important information................................................................................................................... 27
B5.2 - Detaching/attaching the mounting base plate ....................................................................... 27
B5.3 - Inserting/replacing the battery....................................................................................................27
B5.4 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 28
B5.5 - Mounting to a wall or ceiling .......................................................................................................28
B5.6 - Testing the smoke detector..........................................................................................................28
B5.7 - Low-battery alert ........................................................................................................................... 28
B6 - CS310T Keypad........................................................................................................ 29
B6.1 - Inserting/replacing the batteries ................................................................................................. 29
B6.2 - Turning the keypad on/off............................................................................................................ 29
B6.3 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 29
B6.4 - Mounting to the wall .....................................................................................................................30
B6.5 - Setup and functions ...................................................................................................................... 30
B6.6 - Manually triggering alarms........................................................................................................... 30
B6.7 - Reset to factory defaults ..............................................................................................................31
B6.8 - Arming/disarming the security system ........................................................................................ 31
B7 - CS310W LCD Keypad .............................................................................................. 32
B7.1 - Connecting the power ................................................................................................................. 32
B7.2 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 32
B7.3 - Extending the security console keypad ..................................................................................... 32
B7.4 - Turning off partition-2 LCD display...............................................................................................33
B7.5 - Mounting to the wall .....................................................................................................................33
B7.6 - Setup and functions ...................................................................................................................... 34
B7.7 - Manually triggering alarms........................................................................................................... 34
B7.8 - Reviewing security system events................................................................................................ 34
B7.9 - LCD display - security accessory status ......................................................................................35
B7.10 - Arming/disarming the security system ...................................................................................... 35
B8 - CS146 Indoor Siren................................................................................................... 36
B8.1 - Inserting/replacing the batteries ................................................................................................. 36
B8.2 - Connecting the power ................................................................................................................. 36
B8.3 - Pairing to the security console..................................................................................................... 37
B8.4 - Registering as a secondary siren ................................................................................................. 37
B8.5 - Adjusting the volume .................................................................................................................... 37
B8.6 - Mounting the siren........................................................................................................................38

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B9 - CS148 Outdoor Siren ............................................................................................... 39
B9.1 - Opening & closing the outdoor siren casing ............................................................................. 39
B9.2 - Connecting the power ................................................................................................................. 39
B9.3 - Pairing with the security console ................................................................................................. 40
B9.4 - Registering as a secondary siren ................................................................................................. 40
B9.5 - Adjusting the volume .................................................................................................................... 40
B9.6 - Activating/deactivating the armed-status LED......................................................................... 41
B9.7 - Mounting the outdoor siren.......................................................................................................... 41
B10 - CS315 Signal Repeater.......................................................................................... 42
B10.1 - Important information................................................................................................................. 42
B10.2 - Turning the backup battery on/off............................................................................................ 42
B10.3 - Connecting the power ............................................................................................................... 42
B10.4 - Pairing with the security console ............................................................................................... 43
B10.5 - Pairing with security accessories................................................................................................ 43
B10.6 - Mounting to a wall ......................................................................................................................44
B10.7 - Reset to factory defaults ............................................................................................................44

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Section C - Advanced Setup & Operation ...................................................45
C1 - Security console quick reference guide .............................................................. 46
C2 - PIN Codes ................................................................................................................ 47
C2.1 - Changing the SETUP-PIN code....................................................................................................47
C2.2 - Changing/adding USER-PIN codes ............................................................................................ 47
C3 - Attributes.................................................................................................................. 48
C3.1 - Attribute denitions.......................................................................................................................48
C3.2 - Enabling an attribute for a sensor...............................................................................................49
C3.3 - Disabling an attribute for a sensor..............................................................................................49
C3.4 - Examples of sensor attribute settings .........................................................................................50
C4 - Pairing sensors and accessories ........................................................................... 52
C4.1 - Pairing security accessories the security console ..................................................................... 52
C4.2 - Unpairing accessories with the security console ...................................................................... 52
C4.3 - Enabling/disabling attributes for a sensor.................................................................................. 52
C5 - General Security Console Settings........................................................................ 53
C5.1 - Instant-arm settings.......................................................................................................................53
C5.2 - Entry/exit delay tone ....................................................................................................................53
C5.3 - Manually activating alarms.........................................................................................................53
C6 - Telephone Setup and Functions ............................................................................ 54
C6.1 - Call-out setup................................................................................................................................54
C6.2 - Call-in setup...................................................................................................................................56
Section D - Appendices..................................................................................59
D1 - Sensors & Accessories Log ..................................................................................... 60
D1.1 - Log of Security Sensors ................................................................................................................. 60
D2 - Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................... 63
D2.1 - Security console troubleshooting................................................................................................63
D2.2 - Sensors and accessories troubleshooting .................................................................................. 64
D3 - Technical Support ................................................................................................... 64

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ESSENTIAL SETUP & OPERATION
Section A - Essential Setup & Operation

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1 - Understanding the security console
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A1.1 - Front panel overview
1 Wireless Tx/Rx (Transmit/Receive) LED 7 Voice recording acve LED
2 LCD screen 8 Wireless signal LED
3 Power LED 9 Keypad (digits 0-9)
4 GSM/telephone LED 10 Microphone (voice recording)
5 GSM-acve LED 11 Microphone (listen-in)
6 Telephone-acve LED 12 Casing screws

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.2 - Rear panel overview
1 Backup baery switch 4Power adaptor socket
2Tamper detector switch 5Speaker
3 Land-line telephone jack
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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.3 - Telephone communications installation
The security console has the ability to connect to a land-line and/or GSM (mobile) telecommunicaon service allowing
it to send voice and SMS nocaons.
A1.3.1 - Connecting to a GSM mobile telephone network
The console accepts a standard size SIM card (not included) for wireless telephone communicaon. Please make
sure that the SIM card:
• Does not have a PIN access code set up
• Has been acvated with a mobile service provider
• Has sucient credit to telephone/SMS out
Call your SIM card service provider for technical support if necessary.
To install the SIM card for the GSM mobile telephone service:
1. Make sure the power is not connected and the backup baery 1 switched o.
2. Remove the casing screw plugs on the front of the security console 12 .
3. Remove the casing screws 12 using a Phillips-head screwdriver.
4. Gently detach the two halves of the security console casing.
Note: Do not detach the casing too quickly as there are internal wires
connecng each half.
5. Locate the SIM card tray as shown in the image 1.
6. Gently push the SIM card tray to the le and raise it ready to receive the
SIM Card.
7. Place the SIM card into the SIM card tray, making sure to align the angled
corner of the SIM card with the angled corner of the SIM card tray.
8. Lower the SIM card tray and lock by gently pushing it to the right unl it
clicks into place.
9. Carefully secure the two halves of the security console casing back
together.
10. Replace and ghten the casing screws 12 .
11. Replace the casing screw plugs 12 .
To setup the aerial for the GSM mobile telephone service:
1. Connect the GSM aerial included to the socket labelled GSM-Jack atop the security console.
2. On the security console keypad press 4 #.
3. The display will show the GSM signal strength: 1-9 Low, 10-19 Medium, 20-31 High.
4. Posion the GSM aerial to maximise signal strength.
5. Press the cancel (CE) buon on the console to exit the GSM signal strength screen.
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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.3.2 - Connecting to a land-line telephone service
The security console can be connected to your xed home/oce telephone land-line service.
To do this:
1. Connect one end of the supplied telephone cable to the land-line telephone jack 3.
2. Connect the other end of the telephone cable to your acve home/oce telephone socket.
A1.4 - Connecting the power
A power adaptor (15V 1.5A) is supplied for use with the security console. To connect the power adaptor:
1. Plug the power adaptor into a mains power socket.
2. Plug the other end of the power adaptor into the power adaptor socket 5on the console.
3. Turn the mains power socket on.
A1.5 - Turning the backup battery on/off
The security console features a backup baery that maintains power if the mains power fails. The console is shipped
with the backup baery turned o. To switch the backup baery on/o:
1. Ensure the security console is powered on before turning the backup baery on for the rst me.
2. Using a small at-head screwdriver, move the backup baery switch 1 to the desired seng (on or o).
A1.6 - Keypad overview
Please familiarise yourself with the buons on the security console keypad as they are referred to oen during the
setup process:

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.7 - Entering setup mode
Most sengs and setup of the security system takes place within the setup mode of the security console. Setup
mode is protected by the SETUP-PIN in order to prevent unauthorised access.
To enter setup mode:
1. Ensure the security console is disarmed (see “A4 - Arming/disarming the system”, p. 13).
2. Enter the 4-digit SETUP-PIN (default: 0000)
3. Press the set buon
A1.8 - Setting the time
To set the me on the security console:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the keypad up or down arrow buons unl TIME CLOCK is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Key in the current me in 24-hour format.
Example: 0630 for 6:30am/1830 for 6:30pm.
4. Press the # (enter) buon to save.
A1.9 - Setting the date
To set the date on the security console:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the keypad up or down arrow buons unl DATE is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Key in the current date in MMDDYYYY format.
Example: 12172016 represents the December 17, 2016.
4. Press the # (enter) buon to save.
A1.10 - Setting the language
The security console can display 3 languages, English (default), Swedish and Dutch.
To change the language displayed on the security console:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the up/down arrow buons unl LANGUAGE is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Using the keypad, enter either 0 (English), 1 (Swedish) or 2 (Dutch).
4. Press the # (enter) buon.

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.11 - Turning voice feedback on/off
The security console includes prerecorded voice feedback, such as what you hear when entering setup mode.
To turn voice feedback on/o:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the keypad up or down arrow buons unl VOICE SOUND is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Press buon (0) to turn o, or (1) to turn on.
4. Press the # (enter) buon.
A1.12 - Turn keypad sounds on/off
By default the security console emits a tone when a key is pressed, acknowledging the input. To turn the keypad
tones on or o:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the up/down arrow buons unl KEY TONE is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Press the (0) buon for o, or (1) for on.
4. Press the # (enter) buon.
A1.13 - Set the siren duration
The amount of me the security console’s siren will sound for when the alarm triggers can be adjusted. To set the
siren alarm duraon:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the up/down arrow buons unl ALARM TIME is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Key in a delay-duraon on the keypad, between 1-499s.
4. Press the # (enter) buon.
A1.14 - Turn the siren on/off
The security console’s in-built siren will sound by default if the alarm is triggered. The seng can be changed so that
the security console siren does not sound. Note that this does not aect other sirens you may install, which have
their own sengs. To turn the console siren on/o:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the up/down arrow buons unl ALARM MODE is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Press the (0) buon for o, or (1) for on
4. Press the # (enter) buon.

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.15 - Setting entry/exit delay duration
You can adjust the amount of me the security console allows for entering and exing when arming or disarming the
security system. Note that this delay duraon aects sensors that you have acvated with the delay aribute see
“C3 - Aributes”, p. 48.
To set the entry/exit delay me:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the up/down arrow buons unl DELAY TIME is displayed, then press # (enter).
3. Key in a delay-duraon between 1-199s.
4. Press the # (enter) buon.
A1.16 - Reviewing system events
The security console can store up to 250 system events, including alarm events, arming/disarming, accessory baery
warnings etc. Events can be reviewed on the LCD screen. Each event includes a date and me stamp, as well as other
informaon relevant to the parcular event type.
Overview of the LCD display for reviewing system events:
Memory Event Number
Date & Time of Event
Event Description
Security Accessory ID
To review system events:
1. Press 6 # on the keypad to enter the system-events menu.
2. Press the le arrow (2 key) & right arrow (3 key) to scroll through system events.
3. To exit the system-event screen press either:
• The CE (cancel) buon to exit the system event menu, or
• The # (enter) to clear the system-event memory and then exit the system event menu.
A1.17 - Turning partition-2 LCD display on/off
Important: The system includes an advanced feature called parons. By default the security console LCD
screen will display paron-2, however the majority of users do not require parons and this extra informaon on
the LCD screen may be confusing at this early setup stage.
To disable paron-2 from being displayed on the LCD screen (recommended):
1. Make sure you are NOT in setup mode (press the CE cancel buon several mes to ensure).
2. Press buons 8 2 # on the keypad.

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A2 - Understanding the security console
A1.18 - Wall mounting instructions
The security console can be mounted on a wall or otherwise simply
placed in a convenient locaon such as a bench top. Wall mounng is
strongly recommended, ideally out of sight and in a central locaon such
as a wardrobe, closet or under stairs. A screw-hole mounng template is
included to assist in mounng the console.
Please consider the power requirements of the security console when
choosing a mounng locaon:
1. Aer selecng a suitable locaon temporarily ax the screw-
hole mounng template to the locaon.
2. Ax the 4 x supplied plasterboard plugs and screws to the wall.
Ensure that the screw-heads protrude a small amount from the
wall so that the security console mounng keyholes 1can sit
over the top.
3. Place the security console mounng keyholes 1over the
screws and gently pull down unl securely in place. You may
need ghten or loosen the screws to ensure a secure t.
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A3 - Telephone Communication Setup
A2 - Telephone communication setup
A2.1 - Programming dial-out telephone numbers
The security console can store up to 9 telephone numbers for emergency dialing and SMS nocaons.
Note: This part of the setup is oponal and only required if you wish to ulise this feature. Seng up the telephone
communicaon relies upon the security console being connected to a land-line telephone service and/or loaded with
an acve GSM SIM card. For more informaon see “A1.3 - Telephone communicaons installaon”, p. 4.
A2.1.1 - To set a Voice call-out telephone number:
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the keypad up or down arrow buons unl PHONE NO is displayed, then press the # (enter)
buon.
3. Press the number (3) buon.
4. Enter the desired telephone number (14-digits maximum).
5. Press the # (enter) buon to conrm.
A2.1.2 - To set an SMS call-out telephone number:
Note: Only perform these setup steps if you have an acve GSM SIM card installed. If you are following on from
the above setup instrucons, start at step 3 below.
1. Enter setup mode on the security console (see “A1.7 - Entering setup mode”, p. 6).
2. Press the keypad up or down arrow buons unl PHONE NO is displayed, then press the # (enter)
buon.
3. Press the number (7) buon.
4. Enter the desired mobile number (14-digits maximum).
5. Press the # (enter) buon to conrm.
A2.2 - Controlling the system via touch-tone telephone/SMS
Once you setup either a voice and/or SMS call-out telephone number, the security
console can be controlled and monitored by any touch tone telephone or via SMS. Controlling the security system in
this way is covered in the advanced secon, see “C6.2 - Call-in setup”, p. 56
A2.3 - Recording dial-out voice messages
If you have setup the security console to make an outgoing call when an alarm is triggered, then it is important to
record your own custom message. This message will be played over the telephone in the event of an emergency.
Please keep the following informaon in mind when recording your messages:
• The inbuilt microphone is located on the front of the security console, labelled V-MIC.
• Do not speak too closely to the microphone as this may distort the
recording.