Installation Of The Communicator And Its Antenna; Tamper Detector - jablotron Azor User Manual

The following description applies to Azor's default settings. However, you can adjust its
behaviour as you wish – see the Settings.
A chip reader is usually used to control Azor at the guarded premises. Users whose
telephone has been enrolled to the system can also control Azor via the voice menu. The
access to the menu can be protected with a personal access code – see the Settings.
Switching Azor on/off
Azor can be switched on/off by holding the communicator button. Azor reports its switching
on/off (to the ARC and also with an SMS message).
Setting
Press the SET button on the chip reader (A) and scan the chip (B)
The red LED indicator in the reader lights up and a 1 minute countdown is launched.
Detector activation will not trigger an alarm in this time
Azor will confirm its setting with a longer beep
Tips and specifications
 The system can also be set via the voice menu heard in a telephone .
 A different exit delay can be set (see the Settings).
 If you press the chip reader button in a set state, a red LED indicator lights up.
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When a detector is activated in the set state, an alarm is triggered. However, a 30 second
countdown during which the user can unset the system is launched first (a different
countdown time can be set or countdown can be possibly disabled for individual detectors –
see Settings).
 If there is any unauthorized manipulation of any part of the system in the set state, a tamper
alarm is triggered.
 If the user has enabled SMS reporting when the system is set, no report is sent to them if
they set the system themselves by a remote control or chip. An access chip marked by a
colour label on it is for the user whose phone number was enrolled as the first one. The next
chips should be enrolled in the same order as other users' phone numbers were enrolled.
No setting is reported when it is cancelled during the exit delay. This reduces unnecessary
SMS messages if you forget something when exiting the place and you have to return for it.
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Installation of the communicator and its antenna

The communicator should be installed in a concealed place. There must be a
socket for the connection of the supplied mains adaptor within reach. You can use
the template at the rear of the manual to mark the spots where you want to fix Azor
to the wall. The screws should protrude a bit so that the electronic box can be put
on the screw heads and secured by moving it sideways.
The place must be selected well with regard to the position of the antenna which
can be concealed behind a wardrobe for instance.
Tips and specifications

If you want to achieve the
possible connection with the detectors, it is
advisable to place the antenna so that the
part with a loop for hanging (active part of
the antenna) is in a vertical position.
 This part of the antenna must not be shielded
by any metal objects.
 It can be hung on furniture for instance.
 The remaining antenna cable can even be
wound up..

Tamper detector

The communicator has a sensitive tamper-switch at the bottom (a plastic lever).
This tamper switch reacts to picking up the communicator. The system sends a
message.
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