Chip Reader Installation; Switching The Communicator On For The First Time - jablotron Azor User Manual

Listening in
You can trigger listening-in via the voice menu. You can listen to what is
happening in the guarded premises for up to 3 minutes.
Tips and specifications
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Do not test listening-in from the same room as the communicator is installed. There is a risk
of strong audio feedback between the telephone receiver and Azor's microphone (listening-
in is very sensitive).
You can only listen, it is not possible to speak to the premises.
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 If an alarm is triggered during the listening-in, the siren is blocked automatically.
Informative SMS
You can request sending an informative SMS in the voice menu. This message contains:
1. Azor's current status
2. last event saved in the memory (e.g. who set the system, what kind of alarm was
triggered, etc.)
3. power supply status
4. communicator backup battery status
5. GSM signal strength in percent
6. system operation time since the last switching on
7. serial number of Azor
Tips and specifications
 If the GSM network provides an exact time function, the informative SMS comprises of time
as well. Azor's internal clock can also be set from a connected PC – see the Settings.
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Chip reader installation


Install the chip reader at the door (the metal magnet should be in the bottom left corner
of the bottom frame). If the reader is to be installed in a concealed box, insert the magnet
in the top frame of the reader.
 Connect the batteries and close the reader (the LED indicator should be at the top).
 Switch on the communicator and test its functioning.

Switching the communicator on for the first time

1.
Find a concealed place near a socket.
2. Insert the backup battery and close its cover (A).
3.
Use your telephone to verify the functioning of the SIM card you use in Azor. The
card must have the PIN disabled and there must be high quality GSM coverage in
the selected area.
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