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Altec Response
Portable Alarm Unit
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Tynetec operates a policy of continual product improvement and
reserves the right to modify the specification of its products.
If any variation to the details in this document are suspected please
contact Tynetec's Technical Support on 01670 352371.
Doc No. FM0548 issue B Page 1
Installation Guide
Tynetec, a business unit of Legrand Electric Ltd
Unit 10 Cowley Road, Blyth Riverside Business Park, Blyth
Northumberland, NE24 5TF. Tel: 01670 352 371 Fax: 01670 362 807
Email: sales@tynetec.co.uk Web: www.tynetec.co.uk
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- Page 1 Altec Response Portable Alarm Unit ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide Tynetec operates a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to modify the specification of its products. If any variation to the details in this document are suspected please contact Tynetec’s Technical Support on 01670 352371. Tynetec, a business unit of Legrand Electric Ltd Unit 10 Cowley Road, Blyth Riverside Business Park, Blyth Northumberland, NE24 5TF. Tel: 01670 352 371 Fax: 01670 362 807 Email: sales@tynetec.co.uk Web: www.tynetec.co.uk Doc No. FM0548 issue B Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
9 12 Low Battery Warnings 9 13 How to Reassign Existing Sensors 10 14 How to Switch the Altec Response OFF 10 15 How to Create New Sensors 11 16 Programming Record 12 ALTEC SENSORS The Altec Response with V1.02a firmware is compatible with the Altec Telecare sensors listed below. Visit the website www.tynetec.co.uk for more details of each sensor and any new additions to the range. Sensor Type Tynetec Part No. Personal Pendant (supplied with neck cord, wrist strap & belt clip) ZXT405/ZXT600 Attack Pendant (supplied with neck cord, wrist strap & belt clip) ZXT406/ZXT606 Fall Detector ZXT410 Smoke Detector ZXT420 Heat Detector ZXT421 Carbon Monoxide Detector ZXT422 Gas Detector ZXT423 Flood Detector ... -
Page 3: Installation
1. INSTALLATION The Altec Response portable alarm unit is supplied with a power lead and a rechargeable battery. How to Connect the Altec Response POWER LEAD DISPLAY Altec Response OUTPUT SOCKET NAVIGATION KEYS POWER SOCKET tynetec CARING FOR PEOPLE AERIAL 1. The Altec Response will usually be desk mounted within 3 metres of an electric supply, if an extension cable is necessary care should be taken to ensure that no one can trip over the lead. 2. The Altec Response should not be located within 2 metres of a DECT telephone base station, failure to provide this separation may result in reduced range of the Altec radio devices. 3. Slide the battery compartment cover open on the rear of the Altec Response case and connect the battery lead. Refit the cover. 4. Plug the POWER LEAD into the POWER SOCKET and connect to an electric supply. 5. The OUTPUT SOCKET is only used for connecting additional devices such as a flashing light. 6. The flexible black AERIAL receives signals from the Telecare sensors and must not be cut‐down in length or coiled‐up. ... -
Page 4: Navigating The Display Menus
3. NAVIGATING THE DISPLAY MENUS If the display is blank press the ENTER key once and the display will illuminate. Press the ENTER key again to display the Main Menu. Use the keys to scroll through the options; Main Menu V1.02A Radio Devices Audio Setup System Log The black or arrows in the top right hand corner of the display indicate that more menu options are available by System Log pressing the keys. Scroll down past and the display will show; Main Menu V1.02A Load Defaults Create Sensor Exit inward pointing arrows The menu option with 2 can be selected with the ENTER key. ... -
Page 5: Learning Radio Devices
4. LEARNING RADIO DEVICES Radio Devices From the Main Menu display select and press the ENTER key, the display will show; Radio Devices Learn Device Delete Device Add/Edit Device Press ENTER again and the display will prompt you to “Trigger the Sensor”. Learn Device Trigger Sensor :) Exit Activate the device to be learned. The display will show the device type and it’s 8 digit ID number (see note at the bottom of this page). Accept then press ENTER. If this is the device you activated press the key to select If it’s NOT the device you activated press the ENTER key to select Reject then try again. Once accepted the display will show Flat , use the keys to choose the dwelling type from; ... -
Page 6: Deleting Radio Devices
5. DELETING RADIO DEVICES This procedure can only be used if you still have the device to be deleted, if the device has been lost see section 6 below. From the Main Menu display select Radio Devices and press the ENTER key. Press the key to select Delete Device and press the ENTER key. Radio Devices Learn Device Delete Device Add/Edit Device The display will prompt you to “Trigger the Sensor”. Delete Device Trigger Sensor :) Exit Activate the device to be deleted. The display will show the device type and it’s 8 digit ID number. Delete If this is the device you activated press the key to select then press ENTER. ... -
Page 7: Radio Device Test Mode
7. RADIO DEVICE TEST MODE Radio Devices From the Main Menu display select and press the ENTER key. Press the key to select Radio Test and press the ENTER key. Radio Devices Radio Test Exit The display will prompt you to “Trigger the Sensor”. Radio Test Trigger Sensor :) Exit Activate the device to be tested. The display will show the device type, it’s 8 digit ID number and Slot number. To exit the mode select Exit then press the ENTER key. 8. AUDIO SETUP MODE Audio Setup From the Main Menu display select and press the ENTER key, the display will show;... -
Page 8: View System Log
9. VIEW SYSTEM LOG Details of the last 128 alarm calls are stored in memory. From the Main Menu display scroll down to System Log and press the ENTER key. Main Menu V1.00A Radio Devices Audio Setup System Log The display will show details of the last alarm call, see example below; System Log 004 Exit Smoke Alarm Room 000010 Hallway Use the keys to scroll back/forward to view previous alarms. Press the key to exit the mode. 10. LOAD DEFAULTS From the Main Menu display scroll down to Load Defaults and press the ENTER key. Main Menu V1.00A ... -
Page 9: Dealing With Alarm Calls
Use the keys to select between Back Mute Clear then press ENTER. Selecting “Back” will return back to original alarm display and message. Selecting “Mute” will silence the beep and alarm message for the preset mute time (see section 8). Selecting “Clear” will cancel the alarm. Call Waiting If more than one call exists the display will show 2 arrows in the bottom corners as below; SMOKE ALARM Room 000010 Kitchen Area Use the keys to view the other calls. The calls can be cleared in any order. 12. LOW BATTERY WARNINGS If the Altec Response is being used on battery and its charge is running low the unit will beep and announce “Low Battery” and flash an empty battery symbol on the display every 2 minutes. When the battery is exhausted the unit will announce “Powering Down” before turning itself off. Connect the power lead and leave on charge for at least 8 hours to restore full battery power. If the battery in a radio sensor needs replacing you will be alerted by a “Low Battery” call. This can occur anytime but it will usually follow a genuine call from the same device. SMOKE ALARM Room 000010 Low Battery Clear the call in the normal way but ensure the sensor battery is replaced as soon as possible. The Low Battery call will repeat after all subsequent calls (or each day) until the battery is replaced. Note: if there is no obvious means of replacing the battery then it may be a “sealed for life” device (eg. pendant, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector, etc. Please contact your Supplier or Tynetec’s customer support dept for advice. Doc No. FM0548 issue B Page 9 ... -
Page 10: Load Defaults
13. HOW TO REASSIGN EXISTING SENSORS If you need to reassign an existing radio sensor to another person/dwelling or simply amend its location/free text details then follow the procedure below; From the Main Menu display select Radio Devices and press the ENTER key, the display show; Radio Devices Learn Device Delete Device Add/Edit Device Press ENTER again and the display will prompt you to “Trigger the Sensor”. Learn Device Trigger Sensor :) Exit Activate the device which you want to amend the details of. The display will show the device type and it’s 8 digit ID number. Personal Pendant Id: 20044216 Reject Edit If this is the device you activated use the key to select ... -
Page 11: How To Create New Sensors
BS Status 1 : 00 BS Status 2 : 00 Exit BS Status 1: 00 Press the key to select then press the ENTER key. Use the keys to select the first digit (0‐9) of the BS Status 1 and use the keys to move between digits then press the ENTER key. Note: the BS Status 1 (alarm) is normally 09. Press the key to select BS Status 2: 00 then press the ENTER key. Use the keys to select the first digit (0‐9) of the BS Status 2 and use the keys to move between digits then press the ENTER key. Note: the BS Status 2 is normally 00. To exit the mode select Exit then press the ENTER key. Note: if you are unsure, please contact Tynetec’s customer support department for details of the BS codes and status’s for new devices. Doc No. FM0548 issue B Page 11 ... -
Page 12: Programming Record
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Tynetec, a business unit of Legrand Electric Ltd Unit 10 Cowley Road, Blyth Riverside Business Park, Blyth Northumberland, NE24 5TF. Tel: 01670 352 371 Fax: 01670 362 807 Email: sales@tynetec.co.uk Web: www.tynetec.co.uk Doc No. FM0548 issue B Page 12 ...