systemax Poolnanny User manual

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Thank you for purchasing poolnanny™
You have made an excellent decision choosing our product.
Systemax Safety Systems, Inc. has created the most innovative
system to efficiently protect your children from the swimming
pool’s intrinsic dangers, assisting the parents with their
supervision.
Please, read the User Guide carefully and get the complete
Installation Guide from www.mypoolnanny.com before using and
installing the system.
If you have any question or for information on professional
installation please feel free to contact our customer service
department.
Thank you again from all of us.
Systemax Safety Systems, Inc.
113 Magnolia Ave,
Westbury, NY 11590, USA.
Tel [phone]
[e-mail]
www.mypoolnanny.com
Systemax Safety Systems
SYSTEMAX

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Complete poolnanny™ system requires:
Power supply, siren and wire are not provided by Systemax
Base Unit
PN 101
Supervised
Ankle ID Tag
PN 201
Supervisor
Ankle ID Tag
PN 301

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Components
Base Unit PN 101
It is the central processing unit of the system. It turns on
and off the ID tags, while sending a home address to them.
When the Base Unit receives the signal from an ID Tag with its
home address and a SUPERVISED code, it sets off the alarm.
The alarm can only be reset by the presence in the area of a
Supervisor ID Tag.
Supervised Ankle ID Tag PN 201
It is a portable device strapped to the child’s ankle. It is turned
on when it enters the supervised area, and transmits a signal
notifying the Base Unit about its presence. To ensure maximum
safety, this device should be permanently attached to the
child. For this purpose, one time snap bands are included in
the package. These bands need to be cut off to be removed.
Supervisor Ankle ID Tag PN 301
It is a portable device strapped to the designated supervisor’s
ankle. It is turned on when it enters the supervised area, and
transmits a signal notifying the Base Unit about its presence.
This device is the only means to reset an alarm.
Accesories
Quick Release Band PN 301
One Time Snap Band Pack PN 301
Infant Quick Release Belt PN 301

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System description
poolnanny™ is a system designed primarily for the safety of
children that are in the surroundings of a swimming pool.
It consists of a portable device strapped to each child’s ankle
(Supervised Ankle ID Tag PN 201), a similar one for each adult or
supervisor (Supervisor Ankle ID Tag PN 301), and a Base Unit PN 101
(powered by means of an AC adaptor), as well as a pair of cables
around the supervised area (see figures 1.a and 1.b). An installer’s
device (Set-up Tester PN 801) is provided to installers on request, to aid
them in the adjustment process after installing the system.
Figure 1.a
Supervised Mode

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The portable units are similar to a wrist watch in shape, size, and
weight.
When both of the following conditions:
A. a Supervised ID Tag is in the supervised area.
B. no Supervisor ID Tag is in the supervised area,
poolnanny™ activates an alarm. Once activated, the alarm will
be turned off only when a Supervisor ID Tag enters the supervised
area (regardless of the presence of a Supervised ID Tag in it), or by
pressing the menu key in the Base Unit.
Figure 1.b
Alarm Mode

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Operation
Once the system is installed (by following the Installation Guide),
the only thing the user has to take care of is that the Supervisor ID
Tags that will be used in the supervised area are registered in the
Base Unit. For that matter, see menu option “REC. SUPERVISOR”,
page 7.
Once you exit the menu, the system will display “SYSTEM READY”
and, as soon as it detects the presence of a registered Supervisor
ID Tag in the supervised area, it will display “SUPERVISED”. It will
display “CHILDREN” and turn on the alarm (activating the relay
output) if it detects the presence of a Supervised ID Tag in the
absence of a registered Supervisor ID Tag. (1)
The Base Unit can also display the current time ( see menu option
“SHOW CLOCK”, page 9.)
Never unplug the base unit.
It is advised that the supervisor be the last person to leave the
supervised area, to avoid false alarms.
(1) Be aware that if the auxiliary input is enabled and has been
connected to other sensor or system, the warning signal may be
activated by this sensor or system, without poolnanny™ Base Unit
showing any alarm condition.

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Menu options
Press <menu> to enter the menu, and the arrow keys to see the
menu options available. To enter a menu option, press <enter>. To
leave a menu option, press <menu>. An explanation of each menu
option follows.
If you press <enter> while in this
mode, the Base Unit will search
for a Supervisor ID Tag inside
the supervised area to record its
ID, if it nds one.
The search is stopped if a
Supervisor ID Tag is found or if
the user presses the <menu> key
for a number of seconds.
If a Supervisor ID Tag is found,
the Base Unit will display its ID
and its position in the Base Unit
memory for 2 seconds.
If you press <enter> while in
this mode, the Base Unit will
display the list of the registered
Supervisor ID Tags, one at a
time, numbered from 0 to 9.
You can scroll through the list
using the arrow keys.
When you press <enter> while
an ID is being displayed, it will
be deleted from the Base Unit
memory.
SETUP
REC. SUPERVISOR
SEARCHING...
<enter>
(packet received)
FOUND -> < ID >
< position in Base Unit memory >
NOTE: It will display “LIST FULL” if the
Base Unit’s memory is full.
1
SETUP
DELETE REMOTE
DELETE REMOTE
0) <
ID >
<enter>
2
<enter>
DELETING --> < ID >

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In this mode, the user can
enable (“STATUS--> ON”) or
disable (“STATUS--> OFF”) the
auxiliary input, using <enter> or
the arrow keys.
This input can be used to turn
on the Base Unit buzzer and any
device connected to the relay
output.
In this mode, the user can turn
on (“STATUS--> ON”) or off
(“STATUS--> OFF”) the device
connected to the relay output,
using <enter> or the arrow
keys.
You can use <enter> or the
arrow keys to enable or disable
the display of the number of
packets received by the Base
Unit from the ID Tags.
When “SHOW COUNT” is
selected, the second line of the
ENABLE auxIN
STATUS--> ON
<enter>
<enter>or < > or < >
3
ENABLE auxIN
STATUS--> OFF
SETUP
ENABLE auxIN
SETUP
TEST HORN
TEST HORN
STATUS--> ON
<enter>
<enter>or < > or < >
TEST HORN
STATUS--> OFF
4
SETUP
SHOW COUNT
SHOW COUNT
SHOW COUNT
<enter>
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display will show, besides the
other legends, the number of
packets received every 4 seconds
from Supervisor ID Tags, a hyphen
and then the number of packets
received from Supervised ID Tags.
See example.
This can help estimate the quality
of the transmission between an ID
Tag and the Base Unit.
The display of the local time
can be enabled or disabled en-
tering this menu option and us-
ing <enter> or the arrow keys.
See the following option to set
the current time.
Use the arrow keys to increase
or decrease the number of
minutes or the number of
hours.
Example
This means that in the last 4 seconds,
the Base Unit has received 10 packets
from Supervisor ID Tags and 5
packets from Supervised ID Tags.
POOL NANNY
SUPERVISED 10-5
SETUP
ADJUST CLOCK
7
ADJUST CLOCK
00:00
<enter>
SETUP
SHOW CLOCK
SHOW CLOCK
SHOW CLOCK
<enter>
<enter>or < > or < >
SHOW CLOCK
HIDE CLOCK
6
<enter>or < > or < >
TEST HORN
STATUS--> OFF