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Install the
AC/DC
Power Supply:
Plug the SK-295P AC/DC Power
Supply into a standard 110v AC
outlet and the other end into the
Alarm Module. The AC/DC Power
Supply is the primary power
source for the alarm and also pro-
vides power to the devices on the display.
Alarm Module Testing:
Install a sensor into any of the 6 or 12 sensor ports,
making sure the sensor is properly attached to a dis-
played device. Turn the key to the LEFT “ON” position.
WHEN THE UNIT IS TURNED ON: each port that
has a sensor plugged into it will flash for about 5 sec-
onds. At the end of 5 seconds, the green light at the
top of the Alarm Module will flash once and remain
on if AC Power is available.
The Red Light(s) Flashing for 5 Seconds
Indicates: that the unit located that sensor and it is
“Working Correctly”. In the Battery Mode the Green
Light that Flashes every 5 seconds Indicates: that
the unit is constantly checking the condition of the
batteries, and they are in GOOD Condition.
Low Battery Indication: The GREEN indicator Light
will continually flash along with a “BEEP” from the
horn, approximately every 10 seconds.
T-6/T-12 Alarm Operation:
Follow the Sensor installation instructions that came
with the Security Display Stands before setting up
the T-Series Alarm System. All of the Alarm Cables
should be connected to devices and ready to install
into the Alarm Module.
1. Turn the T-6 or T-12 Alarm Module Key to the
“Stand-By” Position. This is the position that you
cannot remove the key.
2. Connect the cables from displayed devices into
each of the 6 or 12 ports on the Alarm Module: (this
will be either SK-122-PWR-25 or SK-122-PWR45-25
cables).
3. When all of the cables have been connected, turn
the key to the LEFT “ON” position. The Alarm
Module will independently scan all (6) or (12) Sensor
ports for tampering. The unit also checks the AC and
battery power condition with a GREEN Light to show
it is operating.
The RED LED Lights on protected Sensors and the
corresponding RED LED Lights on the Alarm
Module Ports they are connected to will remain lit.
Tampering is the removal of Sensors from the Alarm
Module, from Merchandise, inserting Metal Objects
into Open Sensor Ports, or the attempt to short out a
sensor.
4. To Add or Remove a Device: insert the key into
the lock and turn it to the RIGHT “Stand-By” posi-
tion. While the unit is in the “Stand-By” mode, it will
“BEEP” once every 30 seconds to warn employees
to rearm the unit.
5. Add or Remove the Device Cable, and Turn the
key back to the LEFT “ON” Position. The Alarm
Module will re-scan all of the Sensor Ports and arm
itself.
During an “Alarm Mode”: Insert the key and turn it
to the RIGHT “Stand-By” Position. The RED
Indicator Lights will continue to flash, indicating
which sensor caused the alarm. Correct the problem
sensor that caused the alarm and turn the key back
to the LEFT “ON” Position. The T-Series Alarm will
always search through its ports and check battery
condition when turned to the “ON” Position.
SK-295P
