About Alarms And Emergencies; What Happens During An Alarm; Using The Panic Button; Canceling An Accidental Alarm - LaserShield Instant Security Systems Owner's Manual

ABOUT ALARMS AND EMERGENCIES

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A burglar alarm is triggered when the
motion detector senses motion while the
System is armed.
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A panic alarm is triggered when a Panic
button is pressed manually.
What Happens When the
LaserShield
A 105-decibel siren sounds and will
automatically turn off and reset after 5
minutes. The System will remain armed and
will continue to watch for another sign of
intrusion. If a second intrusion is detected
the System will trigger the siren for an
additional 5 minutes before resetting. The
System will not trigger again until you
disarm which resets the MAU to receive
more alarms.
This feature is called the swinger
shutdown, and is effective in reducing false
alarms.
The Panic Button - How to Signal an
Emergency
You can signal an emergency which will set
off your siren and dial RRMS (if you have
activated monitoring) from your Keychain
Remote, the MAU or any WDU.
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MAU – press RED Panic Button on top of
unit until the siren sounds.
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Wireless Detection Units - press RED
Panic Button on top of unit until the siren
sounds.
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Keychain Remotes – Press BOTH ARM
and DISARM BUTTONS at the same
time until the siren sounds
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Canceling an Accidental Alarm

To disarm your System if it was triggered by
mistake:
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Disarm the alarm using your Keychain
Remote.
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Prepare to give your Passcode when
RRMS phones to verify the alarm.
Intrusion or Real Emergency
Your alarm is treated as a genuine and real
emergency if:
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You do not disarm the System.
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RRMS cannot contact you at your
premises to cancel the alarm.
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RRMS cannot confirm your identity with
your 5 digit Passcode.
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When you incorrectly enter your
passcode two times in a row when
RRMS phones to verify an alarm signal.
Do not leave your phone off the
hook. If a phone is off the hook,
the System will not be able to
contact the Monitoring Service to
report an alarm signal.