SecurityMan Air-AlArm1 User manual

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Introduction
Package Contents
Main Features
Alarm Host (SM-8088E)
Alarm Host Specifications (SM-8088E)
Three types of Defense Line
Programming the Alarm Host (SM-8088E)
To Setup User Code (For Ademco Managemant Center)
How to change the programming password
Operation
Understand and Setup Wireless Accessories
Wireless Remote Controllers (SM-88X)
Wireless Door/Window Sensor (SM-87B)
Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Motion Sensor (SM-80)
Wireless Indoor Siren (SM-103W)
Wireless Smoke Alarm (SM-93, optional)
Wireless Outdoor Siren (SM-103, optional)
Wireless Panic Button (SM-89, optional)
Air-Alarm Defense Zone Code Chart
Manufacturer Wireless Default Setting
Common Problems and Solutions
Daily Maintenance and Care
Accessories
Air Alarm Frequently Asked Questions
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Introduction
SecurityMan Air-Alarm1 is a state-of
-the-art wireless alarm system kit for homes and businesses.
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 by phone calls to owner through a series of enlisted 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-Alarm1 system can be upgraded by adding up to 60
wireless sensors, sirens, and up to 8 remote controllers.
Package Contents
1 x Air-Alarm1 host with built-in LEDs, keypad, and speaker.
•
1 x Host Anchor
Card for Fixed Position.
•
1 x 12VDC
Power Adapter
•
1 x Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Motion Sensor with Mounting Bracket (Battery Included)
•
1 x Wireless Magnetic Door/Window Sensor with Mounting Bracket (Battery Included)
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1 x Wireless Indoor Siren
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2 x Wireless Remote Controller (Battery Included)
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1 x Phone Cable(3ft)
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1 x Warning Sign
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1 x User’s Manual
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Accessories (on page 22)
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Main Features
Easy-to-use and cost-effective D.I.Y. (do-it-yourself) wireless intruder alarm system kit.
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Supports up to 60 wireless sensors (15 wireless defense zones and 4 wireless sensors per zone).
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Transmit at 430-433MHz frequency band, wireless transmitting distance up to 300 feet (remote controller, smoke sensor, and siren) and up to 450
•
feet (magnetic door/window sensor & PIR motion
sensor)
Supports up to 5 phone numbers for auto alarm call and 1 management center protocol (CID).
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Armed/disarmed by remote controller, phone call, or
host’s keypad.
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Easy “one-key” armed/disarmed operation.
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Programmable silent alarm or audible alarm.
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Recordable alarm voice message (up to 9 seconds record time).
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Telephone line disconnection alarm sound every 5
seconds.
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Smart 3 defense lines configuration-1st defense line is the perimeter, 2nd defense line for in-room, & 24-hour defense line.
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Internal rechargeable backup battery in alarm host lasts up to 8 hours.
•
Battery included for remote controllers, wireless door sensor, and wireless motion sensor la
st up to 2
years.
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Programmable password.
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Ademco CID compatible protocol
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Alarm Host (SM-8088E)
In off mode, the alarm host will still operate normal if the AC power is connected.
*
For wall mount
please use
screw
*
(B)
(see page22)
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Alarm Host Specifications (SM-8088E)
Operating power: 9-15VDC
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Static current: ≤ 60mA
•
Alarm current: ≤ 380mA
•
Operating environme
nt: T
emperature: -10°
~ 50°C
Humidity: <80%
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Maximum available quantity of remote controllers: 8 PCS
•
Maximum available quantity of wireless sensors: 60 PCS
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Dimensions: 180X120X38 (mm)
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Rechargeable battery: Ni-Mh(4.8v), 600mAh, up to 8hrs long
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Speaker siren 100dB (built-in)
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Three types of Defense Line
Types of Defense Line and what they mean:
24-hour Defense Line (Zone 1~5):
Indicates the detecting defense areas in a 24-hour monitoring device, commonly used in areas such as emergency distress,
medical rescue, gas leak-
age, fire alarm, and etc. These zones are generally composed of panic buttons, wireless gas sensors(N/A), and wireless smoke sensors.
1st Defense Line (Zone 6~10):
Indicates the first detecting defense areas or the perimeter zone (such as doors and window
s).
This is the perimeter areas
where thieves initiate when attempting to break in.
These zones are generally composed of wireless door
magnet sensors and
wireless curtain PIR
sensors. (N/A)
2nd Defense Line (Zone 11~15):
Indicates the second detecting defense areas, such as living room, aisles, bedrooms, hallways, etc.
These zones
are generally composed of the wire-
less wide-angle PIR sensors where they can detect movements in open spaces.

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Operation
To Record a voice message greeting:
Slide the switch on the left side of the alarm host to the RECORD ON position, press and hold the microphone
button, speak
close (6”)
into
the
rear
speaker of
the host,
and then
release
the
microphone
button w
hen finished
with
your
voice
message gr
eeting.
Voice message greetings can be anywhere between 0~9 seconds long.
T
o Playback the
recorded voice message greeting:
Slide
the
switch
on
the
left side
of
the
alarm host
to
DC
ON,
press
and
hold
the
playback
button
to playback the recorded voice message greeting. An alarm sound message is pre-recorded by default.
“One-key” Arm:
By Remote controller:
Press the AW
AY (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 8 for more detail.
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.
Disarm by keyboard on alarm host:
_
ESC/Disarm + Programming Password + ENT
__ Press the ESC/Disarm button f
ollow 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:
Pr
ess the
EMERGENCY
button on
the r
emote contr
ol at
times of
emergency to
immediately activate
the sound
siren o
n 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 pad 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 s
top 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 hos
t 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.
Long distance 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.
Note: Long distance arm by phone requires the
alarm host to be
armed or in the “Aw
ay” mode.
Long distances 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 triggers or goes 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 d
ial will continue through a series of loop for three
times.
Alarm priority:
If the telephone line is
busy when
the alarm
host goes off,
the alarm host will automatically cut o
ff the busy/used line and
resume auto-
matic dialing to the enlisted alarm telephone numbers to advise of the crime.
T
elephone line
disconnection Alarm:
If the telephone line is cut or comes off the hook, the host will beep every 5 seconds after the telephone line has
been cut off or disconnected. It will continue to beep until the phone line is fixed or reconnected.
“A
WA
Y” 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 alarm telephone numbers in sequence.
“HOME” Mode (Zone 6~10):
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 alarm 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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Understand and Setup Wireless Accessories
Please note that all the devices included with the Air-Alarm1 kit is paired to the Alarm Host (panel) by d
efault.
If sensing devices does not trigger the
Alarm Host, please reference to the “To Add:”
instructions in the user’s manual to add the wireless devices a
ccordingly.
All newly add-on sensing devices is
required to be pair with the Alarm Host.
Wireless Remote Controllers (SM-88X)
Functions/Features:
Used to arm & disarm alarm host.
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Emergency button for emergency or panic help.
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Specifications:
Operating power: 27A 12V Battery (Recommend: alkaline battery)
•
Wireless T
ransmitting distance: ≥300f
t (in open area)
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Service life: ≤2 years
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Installation and Usage:
Ideal for keychain and
to take with you when the
alarm host is
in the AWA
Y mode.
•
Press the “A
WA
Y” button to a
rm before leaving
home and
press the “DISARM” button to
disarm.
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Press the “HOME”
button to part
arm or 1st defense line
enable to protect the perimeters of
your home at night time before going
to sleep.
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Please replace
the
battery within 2 years of usage or any time when it beco
mes less sensitive or has a shorter controlling distance.
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Adding & Cancelling Remote Controllers.
To Add:
Press_
•
SET + Password + ENT
_then.
_
•
70 + ENT+ 00 + ENT
the
“Learn”
light
will
appear
solid
red.
Press any button on remote controller twice consecutively, the alarm
host will beep in series
and the “Learn”
light flashes five
times and then
•
turns off to indicate the remote control has been successfully added.
To Cancel:
Press_
•
SET + Password + ENT
_then.
_
•
71 + ENT+ 00 + ENT
the
alarm
host
will
beep
in
series
then
the
“Learn”
light
flashes
once
and
then
turns
off
to
indicate
the
remote control has been successfully ca
ncelled.
Note: The alarm host can only learn
1 remote control at a time, a
total of 8
remote controllers can be added to a
host.
Wireless Door/Window Sensor (SM-87B)
For Mounting Holes, please use screw
*
(C)
or adhesive sticker. (see
page22)
For Mounting Bracket, please use screw
*
(D)
. (Magnetic underlay
mount use for uneven surface) (see page22)

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Q10: How can I clear the enlisted telephone numbers from the list?
A10: To clear the enlisted telephone numbers press; SET+password+ENT+01 (01~05 group no.)+ENT+ENT Or simply add the enlisted telephone num-
bers to the same group to override the old.
Q11: My Alarm Host keeps on triggering during in coming and out going calls?
A11: Please disable
the “Telephone Disconnection Alarm” by entering the following command; SET+password+ENT+60+ENT
Q12: How does SM-80 PIR Motion Sensor work and why is it not sensitive enough?
Q12: SM-80 PIR Motion Sensor areas of detection is 110 degree, 30x30ft. It is immune to animals that are equal to or less than 10kgs in weight, ie. dogs,
cats, etc.
1)SM-80 can become less sensitive if the battery becomes weak; replace new 9VDC battery.
2)Try removing the sensor by
following the “To Cancel” proced
ure in the user
’s manual and then follow the “To Add” and add it into another
zone of the
Alarm Host.
3)Power cycle both PIR motion sensor and Alarm Host.
Here is some examples of testing methods that is not recommended for SM-80 PIR Motion Sensor:- Shaking one hand in the front of the PIR Motion Sen-
sor. It might not sense well because the IR radiation from one hand may be too small to detect.- Moving an object (none temperature object), like a stick
in the front of the PIR Motion Sensor. It may not sense because sticks in general does not emit IR radiation.- Moving out of the detection areas.

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