Smartwares HA700+ User manual

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HA700+
Wireless alarm system with built-in phone transmitter
Complete battery operated
Installation & operation manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL POINTS .............................................................................. 3
PRE-PROGRAMMING .............................................................................................................. 3
1. PACKAGE CONTENT......................................................................................................... 5
2. INSTALLATION PLANNING ............................................................................................... 6
3. INSTALLING AND PROGRAMMING THE STATION.......................................................... 8
3.1 Installing and programming the alarm station ........................................................ 8
3.1.1 System description .................................................................................... 8
3.1.2 Installing the system ................................................................................. 9
3.1.3 Programming the personal code ............................................................. 11
3.1.4 Setting the trigger mode .......................................................................... 11
3.1.5 Entry delay .............................................................................................. 11
3.1.6 Alarm delay ............................................................................................. 12
3.1.7 Frequency saturation .............................................................................. 12
3.1.8 Key beeps ............................................................................................... 12
3.2 Installing and programming accessories ............................................................. 13
3.2.1 Detector learning ..................................................................................... 13
3.2.2 Deleting detectors ................................................................................... 13
3.2.3 Remote control learning .......................................................................... 14
3.2.4 Deleting remote controls ......................................................................... 14
3.2.5 Remote keypad learning ......................................................................... 14
3.2.6 Deleting the remote keypad .................................................................... 14
3.2.7 Deleting all accessories .......................................................................... 14
3.3 Programming the phone transmitter .................................................................... 15
3.3.1 Programming the alert message ............................................................. 15
3.3.2 Programming phone numbers ................................................................. 15
3.3.3 Deleting phone numbers ......................................................................... 15
4. ALARM STATION OPERATION........................................................................................ 16
4.1 Arming the system ............................................................................................... 16
4.1.1 Total arming (area 1 and 2 active) ........................................................... 16
4.1.2 Partial arming (area 1 active and area 2 inactive) ................................... 16
4.2 Disarming the system .......................................................................................... 16
4.3 Chime mode ........................................................................................................ 17
4.4 Test mode ............................................................................................................ 17
5. FUNCTION SUMMARY TABLE ........................................................................................ 18
6. ACCESSORY INSTALLATION AND OPERATION ........................................................... 19
6.1 Remote control HA700R ....................................................................................... 19
6.2 Passive infrared movement detector (PIR) SA68P .............................................. 19
6.3 Door/window (magnetic) opening detector SA68M ............................................. 22
7. RESETTING THE STATION .............................................................................................. 24
8. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................... 25
9. DECLARATION OF CONFIRMITY.................................................................................... 25
10.PRODUCT GUARANTEE.................................................................................................. 26
11.DISPOSAL......................................................................................................................... 26
12.MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................ 26
13.SAFETY............................................................................................................................. 26

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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL POINTS
CONGRATULATIONS, you have just made a great step to protect yourself, your home and its content
and against assault and theft. Of course an alarm system does not constitute an absolute guarantee
against these wrongdoings, but it is sufficiently deterrent.
PRE-PROGRAMMING
The accessories of the HA700+ were preprogrammed in the factory to a standard configuration that
reduces the installation time to the bare minimum.
Indeed, you only have to:
- Install the batteries in the detectors and the remote control
- Attach all the items to the wall
- Install the batteries, attach the station and connect it to your telephone socket (see page 9).
- Program your message and the telephone call numbers (see page 15)
SYSTEM OPERATION WITH THE PREPROGRAMMED CONFIGURATION
Detector configuration:
- magnetic detector SA68M : programmed in Area 1
- movement detector SA68M : programmed in Area 2
Station in total arming mode
This mode is used only when none is in your home.
In this arming mode, all detectors will trigger the system.
Station in partial arming mode
This mode is used when you are at home.
In this arming mode, only the magnetic detector will trigger the system whereas the movement detector
will be inoperative.
IMPORTANT
If the defined parameters do not match your needs, or if you have to install additional accessories, please
go to section ACCESSORY LEARNING in order to learn or modify the relevant detector(s).

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INTRODUCTION
We strongly recommend to read this guide carefully before to start any installation, and to
follow the installation instructions in order, with the items on a table (if you add or modify
accessories).
The alarm system HA700+ was designed according to the following principles:
Easy installation:
Anyone can install the system. It does not require any special knowledge in the alarm field.
No need of special tools.
Easy use:
The system is armed (totally or partially) and disarmed via a remote control by the touch of a button.
Flexibility:
The system HA700+ can be adapted to your needs.
Thanks to its built-in phone transmitter, you will be notified in case of an intrusion attempt.
It offers the capacity to enable one or several detectors matching to one unoccupied space protection
area (garage, first floor, office, garden shed, etc.) when you are present in your home.
Easy to transfer if you move home:
If needed, the system can be easily dismounted and then installed in your new home.
Self supply:
As all the system items are battery-operated, the system can be installed in rooms where a 220 V supply
is not available.
Reliability:
All items of the system HA700+ undergo strict quality checks aiming to ensure your home security for long
years. Each item works on an approved frequency (868.35 MHz) regulated by European standards
(CE + RTTE), perfectly safe (coding fixed in factory on more than 268 million
possibilities), which do not pose any risk of interference or disturbance for yourself
or your neighbours.

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1. PACKAGE CONTENT HA700+
The initial alarm kit should contain the following items:
• 1 x Station HA700C
• 1 x Wireless movement detector (PIR) SA68P
• 1 x Wireless door/window (magnetic) detector SA68M
• 1 x Remote control HA700R
Also included:
• Installation & operation manual
• Securing kit
• 4x 1.5V (LR20) batteries (HA700)
• 1x 3.6V Lithium battery (SA68P)
• 1x 3.6V Lithium battery (SA68M)
• 1x 3V CR2032 Lithium (HA700R)
IMPORTANT
Please check that all the mentioned items are included in the package.

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2. INSTALLATION PLANNING
Due to a total absence of cable
works, a wireless alarm system is
very easy to install.
It can be changed easily, because
it is simple to transfer a detector
to a more efficient place if
needed.
This way, you do not have to
worry about realizing a perfect
installation from the start.
Before to proceed to any
installation, it is essential to asses
carefully the intrusion risks for
your home plan, and specifically
its openings to the outside. This
will allow you to define the best
locations and the amount of
infrared or magnetic detectors,
and the need to install a remote
siren, etc.
Although the HA700+ allows to manage up to 20 accessories (10 per area), remember that all rooms do
not require protection: It is advisable to protect the main exits or those by which an intrusion is most likely,
as well as the rooms by which passage is mandatory (hall, access lobby) and those where are located the
most precious objects.
Every home has its own layout, and the above drawing is given only as an indication.
An opening magnetic detector SA68M protects the window and the entrance door.
We have protected le living room where are located the sound system, the television, the video recorder,
etc. with an infrared detector SA68P as well as the bedroom and the garage.
The alarm station was placed in the lobby. It should be generally installed in a central place of the home,
not visible from the windows.

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IMPORTANT NOTE BEFORE INSTALLING
This section gathers significant information about the system operation or
its accessories.
ADVICE BEFORE INSTALLING
1. The kit accessories are already programmed in the station BUT extra accessories must be learned
by the station so they can dialogue with it.
2. The accessories have an initialization delay, it is therefore imperative that to insert the batteries in
each accessory 5 to 10 minutes before to start programming or tests.
3. To learn more easily new accessories, arrange all items to be programmed on a table in front of you,
before mounting at the planned location.
SYSTEM OPERATION
1. When movement detectors are installed (cover closed), they have a battery saving system which
disables the detector for about 1 minute after each detection and the indicator diode remains
switched off. In this way, continuous motions in front of a PIR do not use the batteries.
Therefore when you test the system in normal mode, you need to wait two minutes before you
pass
2. The battery life calculation is theoretical, the average detector consuming can vary, and tests and
installation phases consume batteries significantly.
Hence, the first set of batteries does not last as long as the indicated life. The life of new batteries
should be longer because there will not be a programming phase nor any test to be done. The 2 year
life is therefore given as an indication and it may vary depending on several parameters (realized test,
passing frequency in front of PIR detectors, number of door/window openings, etc.).
3. The microswitches in the magnetic detector must not be altered, unless you use an external contact
(see page 24).
TELEPHONE TRANSMITTER AND UNBUNDLING
1. The station phone transmitter behaves as a traditional telephone set, thus it can call landline
numbers as well as mobile phone numbers.
When you get in full or partial unbundling, the Internet service provider allows you to connect q
traditional phone directly on their BOX. If you choose to do so, you can connect the phone transmitter
to make it work properly.
2. Note that in some rare cases, connecting a phone transmitter on a BOX can cause a synchronization
loss, hence an operation problem.
If you face this kind of issue, you just have to replace the pull-out filter (supplied by your Internet
service provider) by a master filter (it is a filter with an enhanced filtration capacity), which will
address the synchronization loss issue.
3. If a phone is already connected to the BOX phone outlet, you have to buy a Y with 1 inlet and
2 outlets (1 for the phone and the other one for the transmitter).

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3. INSTALLING AND PROGRAMMING THE STATION
3.1 Installing and programming the alarm station
3.1.1 System description
A. Panic LED
G. Keyboard
L. Mains adapter (not included)
B. Area 2 LED
H. Speaker (100dB)
M. Cable tray
C. Area 1 LED
I. Fixing slots
N. Metal mounting bracket
D. STATUS LED
J. Self-protection
O. Fixing screw
E. Low battery LED
K. Telephone socket
P. Battery cover
F. Microphone
LED
SOUND
Status
Area 1
Area 2
Panic
Battery installation
Long
beep
Turns on for
3 seconds
Frequency saturation
Alarm
Flashes 3 times
every 3 seconds
*1,*5
Triggering of the alarm
Alarm
*1, *2, *4, *5
Triggering of the self-protection
Alarm
*1,*2,*5
Panic Area or station
self-protection
Alarm
*1,*5
Low battery on accessories
Beep
Once per second
*3
Low battery on the station
Beep
3 times per
second *3
*1: During the alarm, the LED flashes one per second.
*2: The LED flashes depending on the area corresponding to the triggering.
*3: The low battery LED turns off when the system is in test mode.
*4: In chime mode, the station emits a "ding-dong".
*5: Triggering of the alarm occurs only when the station is armed whereas triggering in panic area or by the
self-protections occurs in any station mode (except in test mode).

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3.1.2 Installing the system
LOCATION OF THE STATION
The following aspects are to be considered when selecting a mounting location for the station:
- Check that an intruder willing to reach the station is forced to use an exit protected by a magnetic detector or
must walk in front of an infrared detector.
- The station must be mounted near a telephone socket or the BOX.
- The station must be placed out of sight of potential intruders and in a safe location, which can be easily
accessed for maintaining the system.
- In order to eliminate the risk of electromagnetic disturbances, do not place the station at a distance of less than
1 meter from big objects or metallic devices, refrigerators, washing machines, high-voltage wires, electric
boards, etc.
- In order to ensure the best possible reception, the mounting height above the ground should be at least of
1.5 m.
- The station must be mounted on a solid flat surface to ensure the optimum closing of the self-protection switch
on the rear side. It must be mounted at a height of 1.5 to 2 m at a place which is visible daily.
- It is recommended to place the station in such a way that the signal emitted during the entry/exit can be heard
from outside the building.
Note: It is important to keep the station out of reach of young children.
MOUNTING THE STATION
1. Use the template at the end of this manual to mark
hole positions on the wall. Drill 4 holes of 6 mm
2. Attach the metal plate on the 2 lower holes, allowing
the upper screws protrude 5-6 mm.
3. Open the compartment at the rear panel of HA700.

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4. Insert the 4 LR20 alkaline batteries.
5. Close the compartment at the rear panel of
HA700.
6. Connect the telephone cable
and fix it there to the metal bracket using the screw.
7. Mount the alarm station at this place.
Your alarm system is now ready
CHANGING THE STATION BATTERIES
When the station batteries need to be changed, the station will emit a beep every 30 seconds and the yellow LED
will flash.
To change the batteries:
- Switch the station to test mode (see page 18).
- Dismount the station from its location and open the compartment at the rear panel of HA700+.
- Change the batteries.
- Now close the compartment at the rear panel of HA700+ and mount back the station at its location.
- Exit the mode test (see page 18).