SCORPION SIGS39 User manual

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Installation Guide

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SIGS39
Contents
1.0 - ALARM POSITIONING
2.0 - ACCESSORIES POSITIONING
2.1 - Override key receptacle
2.2 - Contact switch (Thatcham Requirement)
2.3 - Infra-Red Sensor
3.0 - ALARM UNIT SEALING
4.0 – ALARM POSITIONG FOR MAXIMUM SENSITIVITY
5.0 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
6.0 - WIRING DIAGRAM AND PINOUT
7.0 - PAIRING NEW DEVICES
7.1- With GREEN/BROWN wire ground connection
7.2 - Without GREEN/BROWN wire ground connection
8.0 - PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
9.0 - PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE
10.0 - REMOTE CONTROL
11.0 - WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
12.0 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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1.0 – Alarm Positioning
For maximum security the alarm should be mounted inside the caravan.
To ensure maximum sound volume in the event of an alarm trigger it is recommended that the
alarm is mounted close to an external air vent, if this is not possible it may be necessary to install an
air vent.
Note: Should the alarm be mounted in an area rain may enter, please ensure that the alarm is
mounted as in the image below.
Warning
If a jet wash is used to clean the vehicle, protect the alarm unit from water splashes and be careful
not to expose it to high pressure jets.
The warranty will not cover damages to the system due to water infiltrations caused by improper
installation, improper jet washing or the use of non-original accessories, not approved by the
manufacturer.
Do not install the alarm unit in this position as water
ingress over time may seep through the rubber sheath
and permanently damage the electronic circuit making
the alarm system unreliable. Eventual malfunctioning
due to water infiltration is not covered by warranty.
•
Install the alarm as shown in the picture opposite to
prevent water from entering.
•
Give the rubber sheath a `goose neck’ bending as shown
and secure with a cable tie.
•
Install the alarm away from moving mechanical parts,
electric or electronic components that could generate
high frequency electromagnetic disturbances and away
from devices that could reach high temperatures when in
use.

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2.0 - Accessories Positioning
2.1 – Override key receptacle
The receptacle may be mounted inside or outside the caravan is should be mounted where it can
readily be seen and accessed by the user. Before drilling a 13mm hole for the receptacle, check the
receptacle will not be covered and that the user can easily operate the touch key.
2.2 – Contact Switch
For maximum security it is recommenced that contact switches are fitted onto the main habitation
door plus any locker doors, be careful the switches do not foul the operation of the doors or fly
screens. The switches may be of the wired or wireless type.
NB: If a wired switch is not fitted, the GREEN/BROWN wire should be insulated but remain free for
other possible uses such as programming the alarm or learning new devices.
2.3 – Infra-Red Sensor
Additional interior security may be obtained by installing a PIR sensor, Scorpion offer a wireless PIR
sensor (SIG909) should be mounted onto the ceiling of the caravan and has a detection range of
approximately 8M (diameter) when mounted at a ceiling height between 2 - 2.5M.
To avoid false alarms do not install the sensor in direct sunlight or directly above heat/air vents and
where pets have access and can trigger it.

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3.0 - Alarm Unit Sealing
The alarm unit will be supplied with the rubber seal and plastic rectangular flange already fixed in
place, the following is for informational purposes should the unit need to be disassembled and
reassembled.
To seal the alarm, position the
rubber cap over the external edge of
the alarm housing.
Pull the plastic rectangular flange
over the rubber cap and secure with
the supplied screws.
Do not over tighten.

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4.0 - Alarm Positioning for Maximum Sensitivity
To ensure the correct operation of the built-in motion sensor install the alarm flat as illustrated
below, this will allow coverage on all directions. The siren may be mounted with the siren cone
facing upward or downward.
Figure 3: motion sensor operation with alarm fitted horizontally, siren facing up or down.
The sensor will detect any movement of the motorcycle in any direction.
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The alarm location in the image above is for illustration only, the alarm can be mounted at the
front, side or centre of the caravan.
OR

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Figure 4: motion sensor operation with siren facing sideways.
The alarm will only detect in the direction as indicated by the arrow in the drawing above. In order
for alarm to correctly detect a change of inclination the siren cone should either point towards the
front of the vehicle or towards the rear of the vehicle.
Figure 5: motion sensor operation with alarm fitted vertically.
If fitted in an arear that the alarm may be subjected to water, the wire rubber sheath must be
turned downwards to prevent water from entering the unit.
NOTE: Prior to fitting, test the operation of the sensor to confirm it will work in the intended
position.
OR
To front of
Caravan
To rear of
Caravan
OR
To rear of
Caravan
To front of
Caravan

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5.0 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
WIRE COLOUR
CONNECTION
Black marked “M”
Connect to negative
Black marked “R”
Connect to positive
Orange
Not Used
Orange
Not Used
Black marked “G”
+15 Ignition
Green/Brown
Connect to contact switch or insulate
Pink
Positive output on alarm trigger
White/Violet
Device pairing
Black with Red sleeve
Antenna
WIRE COLOUR
CONNECTION
Black marked “B”
Not Used
Black marked “H”
Not Used
Black marked “HB”
Not Used
Black marked “H1”
Not Used
Black marked “B1”
Not Used

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6.0 - WIRING DIAGRAM AND PINOUT

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7.0 - PAIRING NEW DEVICES
7.1 - With GREEN/BROWN wire ground connection
The alarm is supplied with 2 remote controls and 1 override key but other optional devices can be
added.
To pair a new device, proceed as follows:
• Arm and then disarm the alarm via remote control or override key.
• Within 20 seconds of disarming the alarm ground the GREEN/BROWN wire.
• Connect the WHITE-VIOLET wire to ground.
• Press the ignition simulation switch to ON.
• A Beep and a Bop will confirm the system is in learn mode.
• Remove the WHITE-VIOLET wire from ground.
• Depending on which device is to be paired either press one of the remote-control buttons
OR touch the override key to its receptacle OR make the magnetic contact transmit (bring
contact and magnet together and then move apart) OR press the button on the opening
detector, make the infrared sensor or wireless hyper-frequency sensor transmit (refer to
sensor instructions).
• A Beep will confirm the operation has been completed successfully.
• To pair another device, ground the WHITE-VIOLET wire for 1 sec.
• To exit learn mode, press the ignition simulation switch to OFF.
• A Bop will confirm the end of the procedure. Remove the GREEN/BROWN wire from ground.

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7.2 - Without GREEN/BROWN wire ground connection
To pair a new device, proceed as follows:
• Arm and then disarm the alarm via remote control or override key.
• Press the ignition simulation switch to ON.
• The status LED will turn ON for 1 sec.
• While the LED is ON, simultaneously press both buttons on the remote control or touch the
override key to its receptacle.
• A Beep and a Bop will confirm the system is in learn mode. Depending on which device is to
be paired either press one of the remote-control buttons OR touch the override key to its
receptacle OR make the magnetic contact transmit (bring contact and magnet together and
then move apart) OR press the button on the opening detector, make the infrared sensor or
wireless hyper-frequency sensor transmit (refer to sensor instructions.
• If another device needs to be paired, wait 2 sec. before doing so.
• To exit learn mode, press the ignition simulation switch to OFF.
• A Bop will confirm the end of the procedure.

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8.0 - PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
To either enable or disable one of the programmable features proceed as indicated hereafter.
NB: Remember to ALWAYS arm and disarm the alarm before programming.

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After pressing both buttons simultaneously (step 4), program the features according to your needs.
9.0 - PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE
To help you understand the programming procedure, here below is an example showing how to
enable both features.
Keep in mind that, at every button press, the system automatically scrolls to the next feature.
• With the alarm disarmed, ground the green/brown wire.
• Press the ignition simulation switch to ON.; the LED will light up for 1 second.
• While the LED is ON, simultaneously press the 2 buttons on the remote control. Two Beeps
will confirm that the system is in programming mode. The LED will turn ON steady.
• Press remote control button 1, a Beep will confirm that acoustic signals have been enabled.
• Press button 1 again, a Beep will confirm that the panic siren has been enabled.
• When the last feature is programmed, the system automatically exits the programming
mode. Three will confirm the end of the procedure. The status LED will also turn OFF.
• Press the ignition simulation switch to OFF, then remove the green/brown wire from
ground.
NB: You can exit programming at any time by pressing the simulated ignition switch to OFF.
Programmed features will automatically be saved whilst the others will remain unsaved.

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10.0 - REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control has 2 different function buttons each of which corresponds to a control signal
that activates a selected action according to the operational condition and alarm configuration.
The textured button is for arming/disarming the alarm while the smooth button is used to exclude or
trigger the siren.
The remote control has a low charge battery indicator that gives you early warning to avoid
malfunctioning. When the batteries are fully charged, the LED will show a steady light at the press of
a button. If the batteries are too weak for normal operation, the LED will start blinking at the press
of a button. To replace the batteries proceed as follows:

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11.0 - WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
The present device falls within the field of application of the current WEEE Directive. The crossed-
out wheeled bin symbol on the equipment or on its packaging indicates that the product, at the end
of its useful life, must be discarded separately from other waste to allow adequate treatment and
recycling. The user must therefore take the equipment, at the end of its useful life, to an appropriate
waste collection facility.
12.0 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS