Se-Kure Controls SK-T6 Installation instructions

Installation & Operation Instructions for the
SK-T6 ALARM MODULE
SK-110
6 Port T-6 Alarm Module
Extra Key
SK-195
AC/DC Power Supply
(6) “AA” Alkaline Batteries
(Not Included)
Se-Kure Controls,®Inc.
3714 Runge Street • Franklin Pk., IL 60131 • 1-[phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone]
©2001 Se-Kure Controls,®Inc. Rev. 5/4/01 SCI-9610
AC Power & Battery Installation:
1. Unlock the cover and open the lid.
2. Install (6) NEW “AA” Alkaline Batteries in the
SK-T6 Alarm Module, onto the battery holder as
shown at right.
VERY IMPORTANT! When installing the batteries,
follow the polarity indicated on the battery holder.
3. Close the lid.
4. To install the AC/DC Power Supply, plug the unit
into any standard 110-115v outlet, and the other end
into the AC/DC Power Supply Jack on the Alarm
Module.
Note: The AC/DC Power Supply: is the primary power source and pro-
vides the power for the sensor lights. If power is cut off, the sensor lights will
go out, but the alarm remains active and will )))sound((( if battery is good.
Check battery condition regularly.
The Battery: provides back-up power to the Alarm Module. If power is cut
off, or the AC/DC Power Supply is removed, the Alarm transfers to battery
operation. Alarm will not sound when AC power is cut off, but remains active
and will )))sound((( without AC power in an alarm condition.
Alarm Module Testing:
5. Install an “LE” sensor into any of the (6) sensor ports, making sure the
sensor is “closed.” Turn the key to the LEFT “ON” position.
Special Note: The key can only be removed in the “ON” position.
WHEN THE UNIT IS TURNED ON: each port that has a sensor plugged into
it will flash for about (5) seconds. 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 has
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 con-
stantly checking the condition of the batteries, and they are in GOOD condi-
tion.
Low Battery Indication: The GREEN indicator light will continually flash
along with a “BEEP” from the horn.
SK-T6 When
installing
batteries be
sure to
follow the
POLARITY
marked on
the battery
holder

Se-Kure Controls,®Inc.
3714 Runge Street • Franklin Pk., IL 60131 • 1-[phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone]
©2001 Se-Kure Controls,®Inc. Rev. 5/4/01 SCI-9610
See Us on the World Wide Web: www.se-kure.com or E-Mail: [email protected]
Operating Instructions:
6. Turn the T6 Alarm Module Key to the “Stand-By” position. This is the position
that you cannot remove the key.
7. Connect an LE sensor to the merchandise that is to be protected, follow the
important cleaning step closely.
VERY IMPORTANT! Clean the area on the product and the bottom of the sensor with Alcohol Prep Pads.
While the alcohol is still wet, WipeThese Surfaces DRY with a clean paper towel. If the paper towel
shows dirt, REPEAT THE CLEANING STEP until the surfaces are Clean & Dry!
8. Remove the backing sheet from an adhesive and apply it to the bottom of the sensor. PRESS it FIRM-
LY into place to form a good bond.
9. Remove the second backing sheet,
and apply the sensor to the merchandise
on the area cleaned for the sensor.
PRESS it FIRMLY into place to form a
good bond.
10. Plug the sensor into one of the (6) sensor ports of the T6 Alarm Module. Continue applying sensors to
merchandise, and plugging them into the Alarm Module, you may use any or all (6) ports to secure items.
11. Turn the key to the LEFT “ON” position. The T6 Alarm Module will now independently scan the (6)
sensor ports for tampering. The unit also continually checks the AC and battery powered condition with a
GREEN light to show it is operating.
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.
12. To Add or Remove Sensors: 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 turn the unit back on.
13. To Re-Set the T6 Alarm after an Alarm: Insert the key into the lock and turn it to the RIGHT “Stand-By”
position.
NOTE: During the “Alarm Mode” and after the key has been turned to the “Stand-By” position, the RED
indicator lights will continue to flash, indicating which sensor caused the alarm. Correct the problem/sen-
sor that caused the alarm and turn the key back to the LEFT “ON” position. The T6 will always search
through its ports and check battery condition when turned to the “ON” position.
SK-905
Rectangular
Adhesive Pads Remove adhesive backing

Installation & Operation Instructions for the
SK-T12 ALARM MODULE
SK-110
12 Port T-12 Alarm Module
Extra Key
SK-195
AC/DC Power Supply
(6) “AA” Alkaline Batteries
(Not Included)
Se-Kure Controls,®Inc.
3714 Runge Street • Franklin Pk., IL 60131 • 1-[phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone]
© 1998 Se-Kure Controls,®Inc. Rev. 6/25/98 SCI-9611
AC Power & Battery Installation:
1. Unlock the cover and open the lid.
2. Install (6) NEW “AA” Alkaline Batteries in the
SK-T12 Alarm Module, onto the battery holder as shown at right.
VERY IMPORTANT! When installing the batteries,
follow the polarity indicated on the battery holder.
3. Close the lid.
4. To install the AC/DC Power Supply, plug the unit into any
standard 110-115v outlet, and the other end into the AC/DC
Power Supply Jack on the Alarm Module.
Note: The AC/DC Power Supply: is the primary power source
and provides the power for the sensor lights. If power is cut off,
the sensor lights will go out, but the alarm remains active and will )))sound((( if battery is
good. Check battery condition regularly.
The Battery: provides back-up power to the Alarm Module. If power is cut off, or the
AC/DC Power Supply is removed, the Alarm transfers to battery operation. Alarm will not
sound when AC power is cut off, but remains active and will )))sound((( without AC power
in an alarm condition.
Alarm Module Testing:
5. Install an “LE” sensor into any of the (12) sensor ports, making sure the sensor is
“closed.” Turn the key to the LEFT “ON” position.
Special Note: The key can only be removed in the “ON” position.
WHEN THE UNIT IS TURNED ON: each port that has a sensor plugged into it will flash for
about (5) seconds. 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 has located that sen-
sor 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.
Operating Instructions:
6. Turn the T12 Alarm Module Key to the “Stand-By” position. This is the position that
you cannot remove the key.
7. Connect an LE sensor to the merchandise that is to be protected, follow the important
cleaning step closely.
SK-T12
When
installing
batteries be
sure to
follow the
POLARITY
marked on
the battery
holder

Se-Kure Controls,®Inc.
3714 Runge Street • Franklin Pk., IL 60131 • 1-[phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone]
© 1998 Se-Kure Controls,®Inc. Rev. 6/25/98 SCI-9611
See Us on the World Wide Web: www.se-kure.com or E-Mail: [email protected]
VERY IMPORTANT! Clean the area on the product and the bottom of the sensor with
Alcohol Prep Pads. While the alcohol is still wet, Wipe These Surfaces DRY with a clean
paper towel. If the paper towel shows dirt, REPEAT THE CLEANING STEP until the
surfaces are Clean & Dry!
8. Remove the backing sheet from an adhesive and apply it to the bottom of the sensor.
PRESS it FIRMLY into place to form a good bond.
9. Remove the second backing sheet, and apply
the sensor to the merchandise on the area cleaned
for the sensor. PRESS it FIRMLY into place to
form a good bond.
10. Plug the sensor into one of the (12) sensor ports of the T12 Alarm Module. Continue applying sensors to merchandise, and
plugging them into the Alarm Module, you may use all (12) ports to secure items.
11. Turn the key to the LEFT “ON” position. The T12 Alarm Module will now independently scan the (12)
sensor ports for tampering. The unit also continually checks the AC and battery powered condition with a GREEN light to show it
is operating.
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.
12. To Add or Remove Sensors: Insert the key into the lock and turn it to the RIGHT “Stand-By” position. While the unit is in
the “Stand-By” mode, it will “BEEP” once every (30) seconds to warn employees to turn the unit back on.
13. To Re-Set the T12 Alarm after an Alarm: Insert the key into the lock and turn it to the RIGHT “Stand-By” position.
NOTE: During the “Alarm Mode” and after the key has been turned to the “Stand-By” position, the RED indicator lights will con-
tinue 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 T12 will always search through its ports and check battery condition when turned to the “ON”
position.
SPECIAL NOTE: When using Sensors or Electronic Pucks Without LED Lights:
you must confirm that the sensor or puck has been properly installed.
LED LIGHTS NEXT TO SENSOR PORTS
This Light Will:
• Stay Lit when installed properly
• Flash when the unit is in the Stand-By Mode
If This Light is Not Lit or Flashing when
the unit is in the Stand-By or Armed Mode:
• Remove and re-attach the sensor
If This Light is Not Lit or Flashing with an
Elecetronic Puckattached to the port:
• Follow the procedure at right
SK-905
Rectangular
Adhesive Pads Remove adhesive backing
Place the Alarm Module in
the Stand-By Mode.
If the sensor port is not lit:
• Turn the tripod security screw 1/4 turn until
the sensor port light begins to flash
• Reactivate the Alarm