Response CENTURION SCOUT User manual

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Centurion SCOUT Owner’s Manual v2
Response Technologies, Ltd.
CENTURION SCOUT OWNER’S MANUAL
PREVENT INJURIES, DAMAGE or a SECURITY BREACH.
Read, understand, and follow this manual.

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Centurion SCOUT Owner’s Manual v2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1: SAFETY INSTRUCTION.........................................................................................1
SECTION 2: SYSTEM OVERVIEW .............................................................................................3
FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW.....................................................................................................3
EXTERNAL CABLE PORTS......................................................................................................4
SECTION 3: SYSTEM OPERATIONS..........................................................................................5
INTERNAL BATTERY CHARGING.........................................................................................5
SYSTEM POWER UP..................................................................................................................5
SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT...........................................................................................................6
SECTION 4: SYSTEM CONFIGURATION..................................................................................7
ENTRY/EXIT DELAY ................................................................................................................7
RECORD MESSAGE...................................................................................................................8
PLAY MESSAGE ........................................................................................................................8
SPEAKER ON/OFF......................................................................................................................8
LINK SENSOR.............................................................................................................................9
UNLINK SENSOR.......................................................................................................................9
PAIRED/UNPAIRED ..............................................................................................10
RESET ALL SETTINGS............................................................................................................11
INACTIVE-TIME SCHEDULER..............................................................................................11
RELAY CONFIGURATION .....................................................................................................12
SECTION 5: CONSOLE CONFIGURATION .............................................................................13
CONNECT USING CONSOLE.................................................................................................13
HISTORY LOG..........................................................................................................................14
SAVE/ARM................................................................................................................................15
RESET DEFAULT CONFIGURATION...................................................................................15
DATE/TIME...............................................................................................................................15
INACTIVE-TIME SCHEDULER..............................................................................................15
CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................16
AUDIO OUTPUT.......................................................................................................................16
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION...................................................................................................17
RADIO CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................18
SECTION 6: SUPPORT INFORMATION...................................................................................19
TROUBLESHOOTING FAQ.....................................................................................................19
WARRANTY .............................................................................................................................21

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Centurion SCOUT Owner’s Manual v2
FOREWORD
We would like to thank you for purchasing the Centurion SCOUT Portable Alert System from
Response Technologies, Ltd.. The SCOUT is a wireless communication security system
designed for portable covert operations with the capability to transmit a user-recorded message
to security personnel by way of two-way radio, Bluetooth enabled phone, built in speaker, or
relay activated external device. The speed and substance of the transmitted message help security
personnel know instantly where assistance is needed, as well as important facts about the
location. A variety of sensors, such as motion detectors (PIR), duress buttons, door/window
contacts, smoke alarms, and others may be used with the SCOUT.
The SCOUT utilizes leading-edge technology and is manufactured to the highest standards of
quality and excellence. The following Owner’s Manual is intended as a detailed guide for
operating the SCOUT. Please reference the Quick Start Guide located in the lid of the SCOUT
for everyday normal operations.
Should you have any questions, please call 513 202 5500 or email info@response-
technologies.com. We look forward to working with you for many years to come.

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Section 1
Safety Instructions
Always read and follow safety messages!
Your safety and the safety of others is very important. We have provided several important
safety messages in this owner’s manual. A safety message alerts you to a potential hazard and
instructs you on how to avoid or reduce the risk. Each safety message is preceded by a safety
alert symbol . Please carefully read and follow these important messages.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Reduce the risk of PERSONAL INJURY or PROPERTY DAMAGE:
READ and UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS before installing or operating the
Centurion SCOUT Portable Alert System.
Do not attempt to service the SCOUT yourself unless you are an AUTHORIZED
CENTURION SCOUT TECHNICIAN. Always follow installation instructions closely.
Install the SCOUT near an electrical (AC) outlet. The AC power cord is your SCOUT’s
main AC disconnecting device and must be easily accessible at all times. For your
safety, the power cord provided with your system has a grounded plug. Always use the
power cord with a properly grounded wall outlet to avoid the risk of electrical shock.
AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK. Disconnect all power sources by unplugging the unit and
removing its internal battery before attempting any maintenance or service. Always
follow safe work practices to control hazardous electrical energy. Do not connect or
disconnect any cables or perform maintenance or reconfiguration of the SCOUT during
an electrical storm.
Do not dispose of the SCOUT’s battery in a fire or with normal waste. Battery cells may
explode. Discard a used battery according to the manufacture’s instructions or contact
your local waste disposal agency for disposal instructions. Dispose of a spent or
damaged battery promptly.
Operating SCOUT without antenna will damage the internal radio and message will not
transmit.

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Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Keep your Centurion SCOUT Portable Alert System OPERATING PROPERLY:
Visually inspect the SCOUT on a daily basis. Check the front panel to ensure correct
LED lights are lit.
If the system is not ARMED, alarms WILL NOT BE PROCESSED or LOGGED.
SYSTEM ARM/DISARMED LED will be lit when the system is armed. Sensors
activated while the unit is disarmed will not transmit alarms via the radio system or
other communication interface option.
The ALARM HISTORY LOG is where important system activities are recorded, such as
sensor missing and low battery notifications. These notifications are NOT transmitted
via radio system or other communication interface options. The log can be viewed, saved
to disk, or printed using the provided client software.
PERIODICALLY TEST your Centurion SCOUT Portable Alert System by activating
sensors to confirm alert is being broadcast. Immediately investigate and correct any
issues, including sensors that fail to respond properly. Contact an authorized SCOUT
technician for help with troubleshooting.
Testing should ALWAYS be performed:
after the initial configuration of the system,
after any changes to the system’s configuration are made, and
as often as prescribed by your agency’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).
When in use in the field (deployed) or being stored, always keep the SCOUT unit in a
secure location to prevent tampering.
The site should be free of excessive electrostatic presence, extreme temperatures
(above 150 degrees / below -20 degrees Fahrenheit) and high moisture content. These
conditions could damage sensitive electronic components.
Operate with care, SCOUT can be operated with the lid open or closed.
The real-time clock is serviced by the internal battery. Allowing the internal battery to
drain will affect the accuracy of the real-time clock.
Store the unit plugged into an AC power source in order to maintain a full charge on the
internal battery. Internal battery will drain over a long period of time in storage.

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Section 2
System Overview
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW
Touch key interface with LED lights.
Battery status indicating LED lights.
Built-in microphone for recording verbal message.
Built-in speaker for listening to verbal message.
USB Port connector for USB communication to PC.
Recessed pinhole reset button for performing a hard reset.
Reset Button
USB Port
Microphone
Speaker
Battery Status
LED Lights
Touch Key
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EXTERNAL CABLE PORTS
AC Receptacle outlet to connect AC power cord.
DC Connector outlet to connect DC power adapter.
Two-Way Relay Connector allows the system to activate an external device, and/or to
have an external device activate the system using an N/O or N/C contact.

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System Operations
SYSTEM OPERATIONS
INTERNAL BATTERY CHARGING
The system maintains a trickle charge on the internal back-up battery while system is connected
to an AC power source using the provided AC power cable.
Battery charging status is indicated by the blinking LED located under BATTERY POWER
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When system is turned OFF and charging, a solid green LED indicates a full charge.
Note: Store the unit plugged into an AC power source in order to maintain a full charge on
the internal battery. Internal battery will drain over a long period of time in storage.
SYSTEM POWER UP
AC Operation
For AC, connect the power cord to the unit and turn the plug collar to the right until tight
(reference page 4 –External Cable Ports). Plug into 110 volt outlet. A/C POWER LED will be
lit when line power applied.
Press the SYSTEM ON/OFF key. System ON is indicated by the SYSTEM ON/OFF LED being
lit.
The SCOUT will power up in the armed state. The unit is armed and ready to process alarms
when the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED LED is lit.
Note: Reference Battery Power Charging Status LEDs for battery power level.

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System Operations
DC Operation
Connect D/C power adapter to the SCOUT (reference page 4 –External Cable Ports).
Press the SYSTEM ON/OFF key. System ON is indicated by the SYSTEM ON/OFF LED being
lit.
The SCOUT will power up in the armed state. The unit is armed and ready to process alarms
when the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED LED is lit.
Internal Battery Operation
Press the SYSTEM ON/OFF key. System ON is indicated by the SYSTEM ON/OFF LED being
lit.
When the SCOUT is operating in battery back-up mode, the battery power level is indicated by
the solid lit LED located under BATTERY POWER CHARGING STATUS.
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The SCOUT will power up in the armed state. The unit is armed and ready to process alarms
when the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED LED is lit.
SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT
Power system ON by pressing the SYSTEM ON/OFF key.
To make configuration changes, press the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED key to disarm the
system.
Make desired configuration changes to the system. (See System Configuration –Section 4).
Press the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED key to arm the system.
Deploy system and desired sensors. (Please read provided sensor instructions for correct sensor
deployment and operation).
Test sensor and system operation by activating each sensor deployed and ensuring that all
desired outputs function in the manner required.

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Section 4
System Configuration
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
The Centurion SCOUT Portable Alert System is DISARMED when a user is configuring
the system.
DO NOT configure the system when sensors must be monitored.
If the system is DISARMED, alarms WILL NOT BE PROCESSED or LOGGED.
Sensors activated while the unit is disarmed will not transmit alarms via the radio system
or other communication interface option.
ENTRY/EXIT DELAY
Press the ENTRY/EXIT DELAY key and follow verbal prompts to desired setting. From
Entry/Exit Delay OFF status (LEDs not lit), press key one time to only turn on Entry Delay;
press key two times to turn on Exit Delay; press key three times to turn on Entry Delay and Exit
Delay; press key four times to turn off Entry Delay and Exit Delay.
Entry Delay
Entry Delay is ON when ENTRY LED is lit. Default Entry Delay is 30 seconds. Selecting Entry
Delay will transmit alert message in 30 seconds unless SCOUT is disarmed during the Entry
Delay period. Entry Delay time is configurable with provided Console software (see Console
Configurations –Section 5).
Exit Delay
Exit Delay is ON when EXIT LED is lit. Default Exit Delay is 90 seconds. Selecting Exit Delay
will arm the SCOUT 90 seconds after pressing the SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED key
allowing user to exit premises before system arms. During the 90 second delay, SYSTEM
ARMED/DISARMED LED will blink. After 90 second delay system will arm and SYSTEM
ARMED/DISARMED LED will be lit. Exit Delay time is configurable with provided Console
software (see Console Configurations –Section 5).

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Section 4
System Configuration
RECORD MESSAGE
Record a location-specific message for sensor activation notification over radio, speaker, and/or
Bluetooth outputs.
To record message:
Press the RECORD MESSAGE key and wait for the start tone.
Speak the desired message 6 to 12 inches from the internal microphone located on the
front panel (reference page 3 –microphone).
Press the RECORD MESSAGE key to end recording.
The desired message does not need to be repeated during recording. The system will repeat the
message once by default. Number of repeats and time between repeats are configurable with
provided Console software (see Console Configurations –Section 5).
Note: To reset message back to the default alarm message, press the RECORD MESSAGE key
once, and then immediately press the RECORD MESSAGE key again. Keypad beep will sound
once message has been reset.
Note: Message recording will time-out after 30 seconds if not saved. User will need to record
message again.
PLAY MESSAGE
Press PLAY MESSAGE key; current recorded message will play back.
SPEAKER ON/OFF
To turn built-in speaker (reference page 3 –speaker) ON or OFF as a sensor activation output
press the SPEAKER ON/OFF key; LED must be lit for speaker activation. When ON, the user
recorded message will play over built-in speaker during sensor activation.
Note: SPEAKER ON/OFF does not turn-off SCOUT verbal prompts. Verbal prompts can be
configured with provided Console software (see Console Configuration –Section 5).

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Section 4
System Configuration
LINK SENSOR
LINK SENSOR allows user to add an additional sensor to be monitored by the SCOUT. Once a
sensor is linked, it will remain linked to the system until unlinked by the user. All sensors
originally purchased with the system are linked and ready for use.
To link sensor:
Open sensor case (small, slotted screwdriver is needed). Locate sensor “reset” button
(reference Inovonics Sensor Installation Instructions booklet for sensor “reset” button
location).
Press LINK SENSOR key and follow verbal prompts. Press sensor “reset” button. Voice
prompt will confirm successful link.
Close sensor case.
Note: Link Sensor will time-out after 30 seconds if “linking” is not confirmed. If time-out
occurs sensor will remain unlinked.
UNLINK SENSOR
UNLINK SENSOR allows user to make a previously linked sensor no longer monitored by the
SCOUT.
To unlink sensor:
Open sensor case (small, slotted screwdriver is needed). Locate sensor “reset” button
(reference Inovonics Sensor Installation Instructions booklet for sensor “reset” button
location).
Press UNLINK SENSOR key and follow verbal prompts. Press sensor “reset” button.
Voice prompt will confirm successful unlink.
Close sensor case.
Note: Unlink Sensor will time-out after 30 seconds if “unlinking” is not confirmed. If time-out
occurs sensor will remain linked.

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System Configuration
PAIRED/UNPAIRED
A Bluetooth capable cell phone can be paired to the SCOUT to be used as a sensor activation
output device. The paired device must remain with the SCOUT when being used as an output
device. The device can be plugged into the USB charger located in the radio compartment using
the phone’s USB cable in order to maintain a charge on the paired device (see image below). The
default setting will dial the last number dialed by the paired phone and play the user recorded
message. Speed Dial and Phone Number entries are configurable with provided Console
software (see Console Configurations –Section 5).
Device Pairing:
Press the PAIRED/UNPAIRED key to place the SCOUT into pairing mode.
PAIRED/UNPAIRED LED will blink slowly while waiting for device to be connected.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions provided with your phone to pair and connect the
device to the SCOUT. The numeric pass-key/code for SCOUT is 1111.
PAIRED/UNPAIRED LED will blink rapidly when device is successfully paired and
connected and a verbal confirmation will be received.
When PAIRED/UNPAIRED LED is blinking rapidly the SCOUT will use paired
Bluetooth device as a sensor activation output.
Bluetooth
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System Configuration
RESET ALL SETTINGS
Press and hold SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED key until verbal confirmation to reset SCOUT
to manufacturer settings. This will change all System Configurations back to default settings and
will clear all inactive times.
Note: To perform a system reboot, press and hold the reset button for two seconds (reference
page 3 –Reset Button).
INACTIVE-TIME SCHEDULER
Note: System does not automatically adjust for Daylight Savings Time.
Allows user to create a weekly schedule for all sensors, (excluding Duress Buttons and Bill
Traps), to be inactive. Duress Buttons and Bill Traps linked to the system will not be
affected by inactive times. During inactive-times, system will process duress button and bill
trap activations and ignore all other sensor activations.
Set an inactive-time:
1) Pres DAY/TIME key and confirm/correct day and time to the closest half-hour by the
active LED. To reset day and time, press the current day-of-the-week key and press the
BEGIN TIME key repeatedly until the LED at the half-hour mark closest to the current
time is lit. Press DAY/TIME key to confirm.
2) Press day-of-the-week key. Press the BEGIN TIME key to the desired start time of the
period you want sensors to be inactive on that day. Press END TIME key repeatedly until
LEDs between start time and desired end time of the inactive period are lit. Note: One or
two time periods can be selected per day. System will be inactive during periods
indicated by active LEDs.
3) When inactive time scheduling is complete, press day-of-the-week key to confirm.
4) Lit LEDs will indicate which days currently have an inactive time scheduled.
5) Repeat steps 2 and 3 for every day inactive times are needed.
6) To delete all inactive times for a specific day, press day-of-the-week key and press
RESET key. Repeat, to delete inactive times for multiple days. To delete all inactive
times for all days follow "RESET ALL SETTINGS" instructions.
To have the system inactive over night, the times will need to be bridged together between two
days. This is done by having the end time on the first day at 2400 and the start time on the
following day at 0001.

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System Configuration
RELAY CONFIGURATION
Note: This section refers to the SCOUT External Relay Cable (R3136). The SCOUT External
Relay Cable (R3136) is sold separately as an optional accessory.
Input Relay
The Input Relay allows the user to activate the SCOUT using any Normally Open or Normally
Closed latching device. The SCOUT will activate every 5 minutes while the device remains
latched or until the system is disarmed. The SCOUT must be off and the external device must be
in its non-alarm state when connecting the two input relay wires in order for the SCOUT to
recognize the correct non-alarm state when turned on.
GREEN WIRE –Input
ORANGE WIRE –Input
Output Relay
The Output Relay allows the user to have the SCOUT activate any Normally Open or Normally
Closed contact activated device upon SCOUT sensor activation. By default the relay will remain
latched for 30 seconds. Latch time is configurable with provided Console software (See Console
Configuration –Section 5).
BLACK WIRE –Common
WHITE WIRE –Normally Open
RED WIRE –Normally Closed

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Section 5
Console Configuration
CONSOLE CONFIGURATION
CONNECT USING CONSOLE
Confirm Console software is installed on the computer. With the SCOUT powered on, connect
the SCOUT to the computer using the provided USB cable. Open the Console software to
display the current SCOUT configuration.
Note: The SCOUT USB port used for Console communication is located on the front edge of
the front panel (reference page 3 –USB Port). The USB port in the radio compartment is for
maintaining a charge on a paired mobile device.
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Console Configuration
HISTORY LOG
The HISTORY LOG is updated with important system information such as, sensor
activation, missing sensors, sensor tampering, and battery notifications for sensors (see
History log Event descriptions below).
Click on the History Log button to open the log in a separate window. History Log can then be
saved to disk or printed out.
History Log (Date, Time, Sensor ID, and Event) is a log of SCOUT system activities. The last
100 events are stored in a circular nonvolatile buffer. When the number of events exceeds 100,
the oldest stored events are overwritten.
History log Event descriptions:
“SCOUT ON”SCOUT turned on
“SCOUT OFF”SCOUT turned off
“SCOUT ARMED”SCOUT armed and ready for sensor activation
“SCOUT DISARMED”SCOUT disarmed and configurable
“SCOUT DATE/TIME SET”SCOUT system clock adjusted by user
“SCOUT OPERATING ON A/C POWER”SCOUT is running on AC power
“SCOUT OPERATING ON D/C POWER”SCOUT is running on internal or external battery
“SCOUT BATTERY LOW” SCOUT system battery power is low
“SCOUT RESET TO DEFAULT CONFIGURATION” SCOUT settings were reset back to default
“USER CONFIG WAS CHANGED THROUGH CONSOLE” SCOUT settings were saved using console
“SENSOR TRIGGERED” SCOUT alarm activated by Sensor ID shown
“INPUT RELAY TRIGGERED” SCOUT alarm activated using the Input Relay
“SENSOR BATTERY LOW” Sensor battery is low for Sensor ID shown
“SENSOR MISSING” Sensor ID shown missed the check in at the time
shown
“SENSOR RETURNED” Sensor ID shown checked in after missing a
previous check in
“SENSOR RESET” Internal “reset” button was pressed in Sensor ID
shown
“SENSOR TAMPERED” Sensor ID shown was tampered

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Section 5
Console Configuration
SAVE/ARM
Click the Save/Arm button to save all changes to the system and arm the system.
RESET DEFAULT CONFIGURATION
Click the Reset to Defaults button to change all settings back to factory default configuration.
DATE/TIME
Displays the SCOUT’s current date and time.
To change Date/Time:
Click on the Read from Computer button to display the computer’s current Date/Time.
Verify displayed time is correct.
Click on the Set SCOUT Date/Time button to save displayed Date/Time to the system.
Note: System does not automatically adjust for Daylight Savings Time.
INACTIVE-TIME SCHEDULER
Note: Correct system day/time is important when using SCOUT Inactive-Time Scheduler (see
DATE/TIME above).
Allows user to create a weekly schedule for all sensors, (excluding Duress Buttons and Bill
Traps), to be inactive. Duress Buttons and Bill Traps linked to the system will not be
affected by inactive-times. During inactive-times, system will process duress button and bill
trap activations and ignore all other sensor activations.
Enter Start Time and End Time for the inactive periods desired for each day. To have the system
inactive over night the times will need to be bridged together between two days. This is done by
having the end time on the first day at 2400 and the start time on the following day at 0000 (see
SCOUT Console image –page 13). All inactive time entries must have a begin time and an end
time in order to function. The begin time must be earlier than the end time.
To delete all inactive times for all days click on the Clear All button.

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Section 5
Console Configuration
CONFIGURATION
Last Number Dialed
Select this option to have the paired cell phone dial the last number dialed (redial) upon sensor
activation.
Phone Numbers
Select this option to enter up to four telephone numbers for the paired phone to dial upon sensor
activation.
Note: Prioritize multiple phone number entries. SCOUT will dial numbers sequentially.
Note: Telephone destination, determines amount of telephone number digits required
(i.e. local = 5551212; long distance = 15135551212).
Speed Dial
Select this option to have the paired cell phone dial a previously saved speed dial number upon
sensor activation. Enter the number assigned as the desired speed dial.
Bluetooth Volume
Use the slide bar to set the desired output volume over the paired cell phone.
AUDIO OUTPUT
Alert Tones
Select how many times the Alert Tones will be played before each verbal message upon sensor
activation.
Output Priority
Select the desired output priority for Bluetooth and Radio/Speaker. Verbal message will
broadcast over output devices in the order selected upon sensor activation.

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Section 5
Console Configuration
Message Repeat
Message Repeat field is used to set the desired amount of repeats (0-5) for the verbal message to
be annunciated upon sensor activation. Repeats are in addition to the standard message (one
repeat will play message twice).
Message Repeat Delay field is used to set the desired amount of time (0-10 seconds) between
message repeats.
Radio/Speaker Volume
Use the slide bar to set the desired output volume over the radio and/or speaker.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Verbal Prompts
The system is programmed with verbal prompts to assist user with menu navigation. This
section enables the user to turn on/off verbal prompts (i.e. “SCOUT Armed”, “Sensor Linked”).
Battery Notify
The SCOUT is programmed with verbal notifications of internal back-up battery status (i.e.
“SCOUT battery low”). This section enables the user to turn on/off battery notifications. These
notifications are transmitted via user’s radio system, paired cell phone, or speaker.
This notification is only for the internal battery of the main SCOUT unit; not sensors.
Entry/Exit Delay
Entry Delay field is used to set the delay (0-99 seconds) for all sensor activations. This delay is
intended to allow the user time to disarm the SCOUT prior to notification of sensor activation.
Exit Delay field is used to set the delay (0-99 seconds) for SCOUT to ARM from the time the
SYSTEM ARMED/DISARMED key is pressed. This delay is intended to allow the user time to
exit the premises before the SCOUT becomes active.
Output Relay
Select the output relay latch setting desired. The System Disarmed option will create a
continuous latch until the system is disarmed by the user. The Relay Latch Time option will
latch a single time for the amount of time specified.