SecurityMan AIR-ALARM II SERIES User manual

AIR-ALARMII SERIES USER’S MANUAL
D.I.Y. WIRELESS SMART HOME ALARM SYSTEM KIT

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(1) The equipment should not cause any harmful interference.
(2) The equipment must receive and process any interference, including any possible interference caused by operation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Package Contents
Air-AlarmII & Air-AlarmIIB (Standard Kits)
Air-AlarmIIE (Economy Kit)
Air-AlarmIIDL (Deluxe Kit)
Main Features
Alarm Host (SM-8088T)
Front Panel
Back Panel
Alarm Host Specifications (SM-8088T)
Three types of Defense Line
How to change the programming password
Programming the Alarm Host (SM-8088T)
Operation
Understand and Setup Wireless Accessories
Wireless Remote Controllers (SM-88X)
Wireless Smart Door/Window Sensor (SM-87L)
Wireless Doorbell Button (SM-82)
Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Motion Sensor (SM-80)
Wireless Indoor Siren (SM-103W)
Wireless Smoke Alarm (SM-93)
Wireless Outdoor Siren (SM-103, optional)
Wireless Panic Button (SM-89, optional)
Air-AlarmII Series (Standard Kit) Defense Zone Code Chart
Manufacturer Wireless Default Setting
Common Problems and Solutions
Daily Maintenance and Care
Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions
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Air-AlarmIIDL (Deluxe Kit)
• Air-Alarm host with LED touch keypad and speaker
• 1 x Host Anchor Card for fixed position
• 1 x 12VDC power adapter
• 2 x Wireless Wide-Angle PIR motion sensor with
mounting bracket (batteries included)
• 3 x Wireless magnetic smart door/window sensor
with mounting bracket (batteries included)
• 1 x Wireless smoke alarm
• 2 x Wireless remote control (batteries included)
• 1 x Phone cable (3ft)
• 1 x USB cable (keep for future add-on Doorbell)
• 1 x Warning sign
• 1 x User’s manual
• Accessories (on page 26)
Introduction
SecurityMan Air-AlarmII series is a wireless LED touchpad security alarm system kit for home and business. It is user-friendly
and easy to use protecting homes/businesses at a minimum cost of investment. Do-It-Yourself installation and monitoring
alarm system without monthly fees is a key benefit for users. The system will alert the owner by phone calls through a series
of programmable phone numbers. The owner can then dial into the host to arm or disarm the alarm by using the phone’s
numeric keypad. The Air-Alarmll system can be upgraded by adding up to 60 wireless sensors, sirens, and up to 10 remote
controllers.
Package Contents
Air-AlarmII & Air-AlarmIIB (Standard Kits)
• Air-Alarm host with LED touch keypad and speaker
• 1 x Host Anchor Card for fixed position
• 1 x 12VDC power adapter
• 1 x Wireless doorbell button
• 1 x Wireless Wide-Angle PIR motion sensor with
mounting bracket (battery included)
• 1 x Wireless magnetic smart door/window sensor
with mounting bracket (battery included)
• 1 x Wireless indoor siren
• 2 x Wireless remote control (batteries included)
• 1 x Phone cable (3ft)
• 1 x USB cable (Air-AlarmIIE: keep for future add-on doorbell)
• 1 x Warning sign
• 1 x User’s manual
• Accessories (on page 26)
Air-AlarmIIE (Economy Kit)
Same as the Standard Kits package contents above only without:
• 1 x Wireless doorbell button
• 1 x Wireless indoor siren
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Main Features
• Easy-to-use and cost-effective D.I.Y. (Do-It-Yourself) wireless intruder alarm system kit
• Supports up to 60 wireless sensors (15 wireless defense zones and 4 wireless sensors per zone)
• Transmit at 430-433MHz frequency band, wireless transmitting distance up to 300 feet (remote controller, smoke sensor,
doorbell), up to 450 feet (magnetic smart door/window sensor, PIR motion sensor), and up to 210 feet for wireless siren
• Supports up to 5 phone numbers for auto alarm call and 1 management center protocol (CID)
• Armed/disarmed by remote controller, phone call, or host’s keypad
• Easy “one-key” armed/disarmed operation
• Programmable silent alarm or audible alarm
• Recordable alarm voice message (up to 10 seconds record time)
• Telephone line disconnection alarm sounds every 5 seconds
• Smart 3 defense lines configuration (1st defense line is the perimeter, 2nd defense line for in-room, & 24-hour defense line)
• Internal rechargeable Li-ion backup battery in alarm host lasts up to 16 hours
• Doorbell rechargeable battery lasts up to 3 years (Air-AlarmII/B)
• Smart beeping and zone LED indication features to alert open status of any door/window sensor when attempting to arm
the system
• In Disarmed mode, the Host will beeps and the zone LED light will flash 5 times to notify the door or window is opened,
and 2 times to notify the door or window is closed
• Alkaline batteries included for remote controllers, wireless door sensor, and wireless motion sensor last up to 2 years
• Programmable password
• Ademco CID compatible protocol
Alarm Host (SM-8088T)
FRONT PANEL
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* In off mode, the alarm host will still operate normal if the AC power is connected.
* For wall mount please use screw (B) (see page26)
Alarm Host Specifications (SM-8088T)
• Operating power: 9-15VDC
• Static current: ≤50mA
• Alarm current: ≤500mA
• Operating environment: Temperature: -10° ~ 50°C Humidity: <80%
• Maximum available quantity of remote controllers: 10 PCS
• Maximum available quantity of wireless sensors: 60 PCS
• Dimensions: 150X107X26 (mm)
• Rechargeable battery: 3.7V 800mAh Li-ion (Standby: 16hrs, charge time: 12hrs)
• Speaker siren 100dB (built-in)
BACK PANEL
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Cable Manageme nt Slots
Mounting Holes
Record
Play Tel IN
Tel OUT
Power
Speaker
Backup Battery ON/OFF
remove back cover

Three types of Defense Line
Types of Defense Line and what they mean:
24-hour Defense Line (Zone 1~5):
Sensors programmed into any of the 24-Hour defense zones are automatically set on a “24-Hour Monitoring Status”,
and usually consist of wireless panic buttons, smoke detectors & gas sensors (N/A).
1st Defense Line (Zone 6~10):
Indicates the first defense areas or the perimeter zone (such as doors and windows). This is the perimeter areas
where thieves initiate when attempting to break in. These zones are generally composed of wireless smart door magnet
sensors and wireless curtain PIR sensors (N/A).
2nd Defense Line (Zone 11~15):
Indicates the second defense areas, such as living room, aisles, bedrooms, hallways, etc. These zones are generally
composed of the wireless wide-angle PIR sensors where they can detect movements in open spaces.
How to change the programming password
The system default password is 888, to change the programming password press:
PRGM + 999 + ENT + Three Digit New Programming Password + ENT + Three Digit New Programming Password +
ENT__ Press PRGM button, the programming LED light will come on, enter “999”, press ENT, then input a new three-digit
programming password, press ENT, re-input the new three-digit programming password, and then press ENT to complete
the programming password change. Notice the programming LED light will disappear after the final ENT is pressed.
Programming the Alarm Host (SM-8088T)
Function: Operation__Operation Explanation
• The alarm host will automatically exit from the programming status if inactive for 20 seconds.
• Programming is effective after PRGM+Password+ENT command is pressed, use ESC button to go to previous step.
• The alarm host will beep in series to indicate the programming is successful and beep once to indicate programming failure.
IMPORTANT
PRGM + Password + ENT_ This command applies throughout whenever programming the alarm host, before attempting to
change other programming features, such as Delay Time to Arm, Delay Time to Alarm, Emergency Alarm Voice, Adding and
Cancelling wireless devices, etc. For example; to change Delay Time to Arm below from the default 40 seconds to 1 minute,
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01: Group 1 (personal telephone number)
02: Group 2 (personal telephone number)
03: Group 3 (personal telephone number)
04: Group 4 (personal telephone number)
05: Group 5 (personal telephone number)
06: Group 6 (reserved for CID Protocol number for management center, not for personal numbers, requires monthly fees)
*** To delete or reset the telephone enlisted number press, “PRGM+password+ENT+XX+ENT+ENT” (XX is the group
number, ie. 01, 02, etc.)
Delay Time to Arm: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__ Setup a dwell time in which the alarm will become activated or
armed. Enter 10 for XX to setup Delay Time to Arm for 40 seconds, enter 11 to setup Delay Time to Arm for 1 minute and press
the ENT button to confirm. The default setting is 10 or 40 seconds alarm dwell time. If armed, any wireless triggers within the
dewll time of 40 seconds or 1 minute, the Alarm Host will beep twice.
Delay Time to Alarm: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__ Setup a dwell time in which the alarm will sound or trigger. Enter 20
for XX to setup immediate alarm sound triggering, enter 21 to setup a 15 seconds Delay Time to Alarm. The default setting for
Delay Time to Alarm is 20.
Emergency Alarm Sound: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__Enter 30 for XX to disable Emergency Alarm Sound, enter 31
to setup audible alarm sound, the default is 31. During the Emergency Alarm Sound is disabled or set to 30; the alarm host will
operate normal, and will continue to dial the enlisted phone numbers in case of emergency.
Alarm Sound for 1st and 2nd defense line: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__ Enter 40 for XX to disable alarm sound for
1st & 2nd defense line, enter 41 to enable Audible alarm, the default is 41. When the Alarm Sound is disabled or set to 40; the
alarm host will operate normal and will continues to dial the enlisted phone numbers upon alarm trigger.
Telephone Disconnection Alarm: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__ Enter 60 for XX to disable Telephone Disconnect
Alarm, enter 61 to enable Telephone Disconnect Alarm, the default is 61. Telephone Disconnection Alarm is line of integrity
alarm. That chirps every 5 seconds when the telephone line is not connected to the TEL IN port of the alarm host panel. To
disable the chirping when the telephone is not plugged in to the host; press, “PRGM+password+ENT+60+ENT”.
press PRGM + 888 + ENT followed by 11 + ENT. The programming default password is 888 (3 digits long), and 11 is the
programming code for 1 minute Delay Time to Arm.
Inputting Alarm Telephone Number: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT + Telephone Number + ENT__ XX indicates
telephone group number which can be programmed with personal or management center phone number. Depending on the
land line service provider a 1 and or area code may be necessary. See group details below:
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FOR MANAGEMENT CENTER USE ONLY:
To upload arm/disarm to management center: PRGM + Password + ENT + XX + ENT__Enter 50 to disabled upload, enter 51 to
enable upload to management center, the default setting is 50 or disable. Leave this disable if management center is not in service.
User Code: PRGM + Password + ENT + 80 + ENT + XXXX + ENT_ _ Enter a number between 0000~9999 for XXXX to setup
user code for management center. The default is set as random (For Ademco Management Center).
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Operation
To Record a voice message greeting: press and hold down the REC button located on the back side of the alarm host and
then speak close into the rear speaker of the alarm host. When finish recording, release the REC button to save the recorded
message. The voice message greeting can be 10 seconds long.
To Playback the recorded voice message greeting: press and hold down the PLAY button located on the back side of the alarm host.
“One-key” Arm:
By Remote controller: Press the AWAY (All Alarm) or the HOME (Part Alarm) button on the remote control to arm and the
alarm host will beep once to confirm the operation is successful. See Wireless Remote Controller on page 9 for more detail.
Arm by keyboard on alarm host: Press (All Alarm) or (Part Alarm) button, the alarm host will beep once to confirm
the operation is successful.
“One-key” Disarm:
By Remote controller: Press the DISARM button on the remote control to disarm the alarm and the alarm host will beep twice
to confirm the operation is successful. Reference Wireless Remote Controller on page 9 for more detail.
Disarm by keyboard on alarm host: ESC/DISARM + Programming Password + ENT__ Press the ESC/Disarm button follow by
the programming password and then ENT to disable alarm siren using the alarm host. The host will beep twice to confirm the
operation is successful.
Emergency/Panic Distress:
By Remote controller: Press the EMERGENCY button on the remote control at times of emergency to immediately
activate the sound siren on the alarm host and wireless sirens.
By Keyboard on alarm host: Press the EMERGENCY button on the alarm host at times of emergency to immediately
activate the siren sound on the alarm host and wireless sirens.
Telephone alarm: After receiving the phone call from the alarm host, the recorded voice message will repeatedly play for 22
seconds. Before the 22 seconds are over, one of the following actions must be taken:

A) Press the number “8” on the phone to extend the time intervals for an additional 20 seconds to enter the listening
state. In the listening state the built-in microphone on the alarm host will be active to pick up any sound that takes place
near by the alarm host.
B) Press the pound “#” button to replay the recorded voice message.
C) Press the star “*” button, the host will end/drop the call and stop to dial the next enlisted alarm telephone numbers.
After the “*“ is pressed; the alarm host will resume to be armed.
Note: The “*” is required in order to stop the alarm host from continuing to dial the next enlisted telephone numbers.
D) Hang up the telephone without any command input, the host will end the call and automatically continues to dial the
next enlisted alarm telephone numbers.
Remote arm by phone: 30 seconds after successfully dialing the telephone number of alarm host, there will be: a beep > enter
programming password of host > beep > enter 1 > beep, and the host will then automatically hang up after the last beep to
successfully complete the operation.
Remote disarm by phone: 30 seconds after successfully dialing the telephone number of alarm host, there will be: a beep >
enter programming password of host > beep > enter 0 > beep, and the host will then automatically hang up after last beep to
successfully complete the operation.
Alarm dialing mode: After the alarm host triggered or gone off, the alarm host will start to dial the first enlisted telephone
number, then the second, third, fourth and so on. Unless one of the enlisted telephone numbers answers otherwise this routine
auto dial will continue through a series of loop for three times.
Alarm priority: If the telephone line is busy or in use when the alarm host is triggered, the alarm host will automatically cut off
the busy/used line and dial the enlisted telephone numbers to advise of the crime. The system will siren and then dial out to
the enlisted telephone numbers is the alarm’s top priority.
Telephone line disconnection Alarm: If the telephone line is cut or comes off the hook, the host will beep every 5 seconds to
notify users that the telephone line is not connected to the TEL IN port of the alarm host unit or it is connected to the alarm
host but it is not an active telephone line. It will continue to beep until the phone line is fixed or reconnected.
“AWAY” Mode (Zone 1~15): In this state, after any detection in the 1st, 2nd, or 24hr defense line is triggered, the alarm host will
immediately sound the sirens and at the same time automatically dial the enlisted telephone numbers in sequence.
“HOME” Mode (Zone 1~10): In this state, after any detection in the 1st or 24hr defense line is triggered, the alarm host will
immediately sound the sirens and at the same time automatically dial the enlisted telephone numbers in sequence. In HOME
mode, the 2nd defense line will be disabled and will not trigger the alarm host.
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Wireless smart door sensor: Monitor the opening and closing of doors and windows. In the alarm disarm mode, if doors and
windows are open and closed, the alarm host will chirp and the status light flashes frequently to alert the doors and windows were
opened. This feature requires SM-87L(door/window sensor) and SM-8088T(Alarm Host) as equipped with Air-AlarmII/B package.
Wireless doorbell: Wireless doorbell button (SM-82) integrates with security alarm. Each press of the wireless doorbell button
will produce 3 ring tones on the alarm host main panel.
Alarm processing mode: Immediately after the system is triggered, the alarm system will start to dial the enlisted phone numbers
in sequential order from the 1st group to the 5th group of the enlisted telephone numbers (skip non-enlisted group number).
Alarm host will dial and loop through the enlisted phone numbers 3 times and then drop the call after the 3rd cycles through.
Exit delay time (Delay Time to Arm): This is an exit delay time which is default to 40 seconds or it can be change to 1 minute.
This means that when the system is armed, you have exactly 40 seconds to exit out from the premise before the alarm trigger.
The delay time to exit is necessary for the owner of the system to walk out from the premise before the alarm becomes active.
Entry delay time (Delay Time to Alarm): This is an entry delay time which is default to immediately trigger the alarm when
entering. The entry delay time can alternatively be set to 15 seconds. This means that when you enter the premise, you have 15
seconds to disarm the alarm by host pad or by key chain before the alarm trigger.
Lower voltage alert: Low-Power light on the host will light up when the system is running on battery and the battery power is low.
Understand and Setup Wireless Accessories
Please note that all the devices included with the Air-AlarmII series kit are paired to the Alarm Host (panel) by default. If
sensing devices do not trigger the Alarm Host, please reference to the “To Add:” instructions in the user’s manual to
add the wireless devices accordingly. All newly add-on sensing devices are required to be paird with the Alarm Host.
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Wireless Remote Controllers (SM-88X)
Functions/Features:
• Used to arm and disarm alarm host.
• Emergency button for emergency or panic help.
Specifications:
• Operating power: 27A 12V Battery (Recommend: alkaline battery)
• Wireless Transmitting distance: ≥300ft (in open area)
• Service life: ≤2 years
Installation and Usage:
Makes arming and disarming the alarm host fast and easy. The “AWAY” button is normally used whenever you leave your
home or business. This feature insures that any perimeter breach and or motion detection will set off the alarm. The
“HOME” button is normally used at night. This feature only responds to a perimeter breach and does not set the alarm if
any of the motion sensors are triggered as you walk throughout the house. Please replace the battery every 2 years or
anytime when the remote controls becomes less sensitive or has shorter control distance.
Adding and Cancelling Remote Controllers:
To Add:
Step 1: Press PRGM + Password + ENT+ 70 + ENT+ 00 + ENT the “ ” light will appear solid blue.
Step 2: Press any button on remote controller twice consecutively, the alarm host will beep in series and the “ ” light
flash 5 times and then turn off to indicate the remote control has been successfully added.

* For Mounting Holes, please use screw (C)
or adhesive sticker. (see page26)
* For Mounting Bracket, please use screw (D).
(Magnetic underlay mount use for uneven surface)
(see page 26)
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To Cancel:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT+ 71 + ENT+ 00 + ENT the alarm host will beep in series then the “ ” light
flash once and then turn off to indicate the remote control has been successfully cancelled.
Note: The alarm host can only learn 1 remote control at a time, a total of 10 remote controllers can be added to the
host. The remote control dedicated programming code is 00.
Wireless Smart Door/Window Sensor (SM-87L)
Functions/Features:
• Mainly detect open/close states of doors and windows, generally set as a 1st Defense Line or perimeters.
• If any doors or windows are opened in arm mode, it will transmit the alarm signal to notify the alarm host.
• Alarm host beeps and zone LED light flashes 5 times to notify the door/window is open (in disarm mode)
• Alarm host beeps and zone LED light flashes 2 times to notify the door/window is close (in disarm mode)
• Smart beeping and zone LED indication features to alert the opening status of any door/window sensor when
attempting to arm the system.
Specifications:
• Operating power: 23A or 27A 12V Battery (Recommend: alkaline battery)
• Wireless Transmitting distance: ≥450ft (in open area)

• Service life: ≤2 years
• Alarm Distance: <4cm
Installation and Usage:
To install the Smart door/window sensor, mount the magnetic and the emitting of the sensor to the door frame about
5~6 feet above ground. Maker sure the magnetic is installed on the apposite side of the battery compartment of the
emitting piece of the Smart sensor. Mount it high enough to prevent children from tampering with the sensor. Use the
clear plastic rectangular bracket underlay provided to mount if surface area is un-even. When mounting the magnetic
and the emitting pieces of the Smart sensor ensure that the spaces or gaps in between the two pieces are within 1/4” of
an inch (10mm). Insert the battery included into the battery compartment of the sensor. Replace battery if the blue LED
light on the sensor is frequently flashing.
Using the Smart door/window sensor:
By default, the Smart door/window sensor is programmed to zone 6 of the alarm host unit. Programming the Smart
door/window senor to the alarm host is not necessary unless the sensor is not working properly and accordingly to the
alarm host. In this case it is necessary to follow the “To Add” procedures under the “Adding and Canceling Smart Door/
Window Sensor” below.
The smart door/window sensor featured the Smart Arm. Smart Arm detect the OPEN status alert of the door/window
when attempting to ARM the alarm system. The Smart Arm by default is enabled and dedicated for zones 06 through 10.
When attempting to Arm the door/window while the door/window is opened, the alarm host will beep 3 times in series
of 8 times and the blue LED light flash each time there is a beep to notify you that the door/window is opened in the
indicated zone (s) until one of the following action is taken:
1) Force alarm to Arm by pressing the ARM button 2 times to ignore the door/window OPEN status alert and Arm the
alarm system. The opened door/window can be close at anytime to complete the arming process for the given Zone
Alert. Please be noted if the door is still open and never close after forcing the system to Arm, then that door/window
sensor will NOT be active to set off the alarm.
2) Close the door/window in the indicated zone(s) of the main panel first and then Arm the alarm host.
**Smart Arm feature beep 3 times in series of 8 times plus the zone(s) LED light and the door/window LED light
flashes with each series of beep.
**Arming the alarm system when the door/window is opened will not be successful unless one of the two actions
listed above is taken.
Enabling and Disabling Smart Arm (Smart door/window sensor SM-87L and host SM-8088T)
Enabling Smart Arm (Default):
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 91 + ENT
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Disabling Smart Arm:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 90 + ENT
**Implies to zones 06 through 10 only.
**Detect the door/window OPEN status alert when attempting to ARM.
Another feature that is equipped with the Smart door/window sensor is the Zone Alert feature. The Zone Alert if ON
(System Default) send the signal to the alarm host to beep in series to notify the door/window open status and close status.
If the door is open the alarm host panel will beep 5 times and then when the door is close, the alarm host will beep 2 times.
Here are some of the scenario characteristics behavior of the Zone Alert features in ARM mode and in DISARM mode:
1) When Alarm Host Is In Disarm Mode:
A) Door is open, the alarm host will beep 5 times and the zone LED light will flash 5 times to indicate the door/window
is opened.
B) Door is open and then close after 5 seconds later, the alarm host will beep 5 times and the zone LED light will flash 5
times to indicate the door/window is opened and 2 times when the door/window is closed.
C) Door is open and then close within 2-second, the alarm host will beep 5 times and the zone LED light will flash 5
times to indicate the door/window has been opened for a short (2-second) period of time and the door/window is in
a close status.
D) Door is open and then immediately close after 2-second, the alarm host will beep 7 times and the zone LED light will
flash 7 times to indicate the door/window has been opened and closed immediately after 2-second.
2) When Alarm Host Is In Arm Mode:
A) Door is open within the Delay Time to Exit (default to 40 seconds), the alarm host will beep 5 times and will not
trigger the alarm within this time.
B) Door is open after the Delay Time to Exit (default to 40 seconds), the alarm host will trigger the alarm and all the
siren will sound normally.
IMPORTANT: Please keep all doors/windows close during the Delay Time to Exit to avoid system malfunctioning. If
the Smart Arm function is not enabled, the Smart Door/Window Sensor will work as a general door/window sensor
suitable for Air-Alarm series.
Zone Alert ON/OFF (SM-87L and host SM-8088T)
Zone Alert ON (Default):
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 92 + ENT + XX + ENT [XX means input zone 06~10]
Zone Alert OFF:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 93+ ENT + XX + ENT [XX means input zone 06~10]
**Zone Alert can be turn ON or OFF in any specific zones from 06 through 10.
**In alarm disarm mode, Zone Alert ON will allow the alarm host to beep 5 times when the door/window is open and
beep 2 times when the door/window is close.

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Adding and Cancelling Smart Door/Window Sensor:
To Add:
Step 1: Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 70 + ENT+ XX + ENT The “ ” light will appear solid blue.
[The XX indicate zone number of the 1st defense line, including zones 06 through 10 ].
Step 2: Triggers the Smart Door/Window magnet twice consecutively, the alarm host will beep in series and the
“ ” light flashes five times and then turns off to indicate the magent Smart door/ window sensor has been
success fully added.
To Cancel:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 71 + ENT+ XX + ENT The alarm host will beep twice then the “ ” light
will flash once and then turn off to indicate the magnet Smart door/ window sensor has been successfully cancelled.
[The XX indicate zone number of the 1st defense line including zones 06 through 10].
Note: The alarm host can only learn 1 wireless device (Magnet Smart Door/Window Sensor) at a time, a total of 4
wireless devices (magnetic sensors) to a zone can be added. For example; for the 1st defense line, if 4 sensors were
to be added to zone 06 through zone 10, there would be a total of 20 sensors in all. If 1 device is removed from a
zone that contain 4 devices, then all 4 devices in the zone will be removed, and each device will have to be added
again by following the “To Add” proceedures above.
Wireless Doorbell Button (SM-82)
Doorbell Button Back Mounting Bracket
* please use screws (F) to install the mounting bracket. (see page 26)
Functions/Features:
• Installed on an entrance door.
• The alarm host will make 3 “Ding Dong” sound per ring.

• Low-battery LED indication
Specifications:
• Operating power: Li-ion battery (3.7V / 200mA)
• Charging time: 12 hours
• Emitting distance: ≥150m (in open area)
• Service life: ≤3 year
Installation and Usage:
Install the mounting bracket using the screws provided to a desire location intended for visitors to ring the doorbell.
Situate it about 1.4m above the ground is recommended. Next, switch the power switch to the ON position on the
doorbell and then place it in an up right position over the mounting bracket and slide the doorbell down to secure the
doorbell. Press on the doorbell button once to get three doorbell sound on the alarm host and the blue LED light status
will appear on the doorbell to indicate that the host is ringing. Recharge the battery when the low-battery LED light
flashes blue by connecting the doorbell to a computer USB port with the USB cable provided or any third part USB A/C
adapter (5VDC, 500mA).
Adding and Cancelling Doorbell Button:
To Add:
Step 1: Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 70 + ENT + XX + ENT
The “ ” light will appear solid blue.
[The XX indicate zone number of the defense line, including zones 06 through 15].
Step 2: Press the doorbell button twice consecutively, the host alarm will beep in series and the “ ” light flash
5 times and then turn off to indicate the doorbell button has been successfully added.
To Cancel:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 71 + ENT + XX + ENT
The alarm host will beep twice then the “ ” light
will flash once and then turn off to indicate the doorbell button has been successfully cancelled.
[The XX indicate zone number of the defense line including zones 06 through 15].
Note: 1. The alarm host can only learn 1 wireless device (Wireless Doorbell Button) at one time, a total of 4
wireless Devices (Wireless Doorbell Buttons) to a zone can be added.
2. The programming code of Wireless Doorbell Button is special which do NOT occupied as one of the additional
sensor added to that zone, therefore 4 devices can still be added plus the wireless doorbell button.
3. If 1 Wireless Doorbell Button is removed from a zone, then all wireless devices (Wireless Doorbell
Button and wireless sensors) in the zone will be removed, and each device will have to be added again by
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* Please use screw (E) to install the bracket (see page26)
Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Motion Sensor (SM-80)
Functions/Features:
• Mainly monitor and control indoor stereoscopic spaces, generally set as a 2nd Defense Line.
• When human body enters the detection areas, the motion sensor will transmit the alarm signal to the alarm host.
• It is immune to pets; cats, dogs, etc that are less than 10KGS will not cause false alarm.
Specifications:
• Operating power: 9V Battery (Recommend: alkaline battery)
• Wireless Transmitting distance: ≥450ft (in open area)
• Service life: ≤2 years
• Detection Area: 110° 10 x10m
Installation and Usage:
Mount the bracket to a desired wall surface, location, or corner at a height of about 6ft to 7ft above the ground.
Open the sensor cover and connect a 9VDC battery. Next, refers to the diagrams above to adjust and select the Jumper
Line timer between 5S or 5MIN for the motion sensor to detect once every 5 seconds or the sensor to detect once every
5 minutes. Recommended to use “5S” default “setting for normal use. Skip “To Add” motion sensor below for newly
added motion sensor before closing the sensor cover and proceed to the next step. Match the grooves of the sensor to
the bracket and slide the motion sensor down from top to bottom to secure. Adjust the sensor to a proper angle and then
slide the power switch located on the side to the “ON” position. The motion sensor takes 30 seconds to become active
for operation (normal working state) after switching “ON”. A red light will flash for motion detection, a frequent green
light flashing means it is time to replace the battery.
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The PIR (SM-80) sensor featured Zone Alert which send the signal to the alarm host to beep in series notifying there is
someone in the front of the motion sensor in alarm Disarm mode. Each time the motion sensor detects movement the
alarm host will beep 5 times. By default the Zone Alert feature is set as disable. Here are some scenario characteristics
behavior of the PIR Zone Alert feature in Arm mode and in Disarm mode:
1) When Alarm Host Is In Disarm Mode:
A) If sensing PIR detects movements, the alarm host will beep 5 times each time the PIR detect movements.
B) Since PIR sensing device is designed to conserve battery life by active scanning for movements every 5 seconds,
the alarm host may not beep 5 times when PIR scanning is inactive.
2) When Alarm Host Is In Arm Mode:
A) If sensing PIR detects movements within 40 seconds of exiting delay time, the alarm host will charm 5 times to
indicates the alarm system is in the exiting delay time. The exiting delay time of 40 seconds is the default setting,
alternatively it can be change to 1 minute. Please note that the alarm system will NOT sound off if the sensing
device pickup movements within this time frame.
B) If sensing PIR detect movements after 40 seconds of exiting delay time, the alarm system will trigger the sirens and
sound off normally. The exiting delay time of 40 seconds is the default setting, alternatively it can be change to 1 minute.
Zone Alert ON/OFF (SM-80 and SM-8088T alarm host)
Zone Alert ON:
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 92 + ENT + XX + ENT [XX means input zone 11~15]
Zone Alert OFF (Default):
Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 93 + ENT + XX + ENT [XX means input zone 11~15]
**Zone Alert can be turn ON or OFF in any specific zones from 11 through 15.
**In alarm Disarm mode, when PIR sensor picked up motion, the alarm host will beep 5 times each time the PIR senses motion.
Adding and Canceling PIR Motion Sensor:
To Add:
Step 1: Press PRGM + Password + ENT + 70 + ENT+ XX + ENT The “ ” light will appear solid blue.
[The XX indicate zone number of the 2nd defense line, including zones 11 through 15].
Step 2: Press the “Learning Emitting Switch” twice consecutively to trigger PIR sensor, the alarm host will beep
in series, and the “ ” light flash 5 times and then turn off to indicate the PIR motion sensor has been
successfully added.
To Cancel:
Press PRGM+ Password + ENT + 71 + ENT+ XX + ENT The alarm host will beep twice then the “ ” light
flash once and then turn off to indicate the PIR motion sensor has been successfully cancelled.
[The XX indicate zone number of the 2nd defense line including zones 11 through 15] 16