Ness Guardpost Owner's Manual
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- Page 1 Wireless Security System Owner's Manual Revision 1...
- Page 2 Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. The user shall not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless authorized by the Installation Instructions or Users Manual. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. GUARDPOST Wireless Alarm System with GSM Communicator FCC ID: O2K-106058 WARNING Contains GSM/GPRS Modem Transmitter Module FCC ID: MIVGSM0108 Wireless Mini Door &...
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Page 3: Left Button
Congratulations on selecting GUaRDPOST to The many sophisticated and innovative design protect your family and home. features of the GUaRDPOST make the system highly secure as well as being easy to use. Your GUaRDPOST with its "speak easy" technology is a revolutionary radio based... -
Page 4: Operation
Operation button Press once. System is fully armed StAy (IF enaBLeD) button Press twice. System is partially armed StAy2 (IF enaBLeD) button Press three times. System is partially armed DiSArm (OR TO ReSeT aLaRMS) button Press once. System is disarmed In these example house plans armed areas are shown shaed , Disarmed areas shown unshaded. -
Page 5: Panic Alarm
Over-riDe Key Only to be used if your remote radio Keys are lost. Insert key and turn counter-clockwise to disable the Guardpost. (Store these keys in safe, hidden place). GUaRDPOST GUaRDPOST POWeR OFF... - Page 6 Guardpost needs servicing. Contact your Guardpost installer. LOW MAIN bATTeRy (battery Powered Systems) If your Guardpost does not run off mains power, the main battery will provide 3-4 month's Operation before it must be recharged. When the "Low Main Battry" message is displayed you must charge the main battery.
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Page 7: Battery Replacement
Your RK4 Radio Keys are sealed units with an expected battery life of 10 years. Low battery warn- * example device number ing might indicate a battery fault or the battery has been depleted by continuous presses. Contact your Guardpost dealer for advice. - Page 8 Motion Sensors (PIR) OPeRATION The R12 and R15 PIR motion sensors can be added to the system to provide protection in additional rooms. Maximum detection range is 40ft for the R12 and 50ft for the R15. bATTeRy SAvING TIMeR The R12 and R15 PIRs have a unique battery sav- ing feature which means you must wait 5 minutes between activations.
- Page 9 Radio Reed Switch (RR1) OPeRATION Radio Reed Switches can be installed on windows and doors to detect opening. bATTeRy RePLACeMeNT Carefully lift off the reed switch cover by unclipping at the bottom using a flat-bladed screwdriver or * example device number blunt knife.
- Page 10 Radio Door Bell (RDB) OPeRATION Press the Door Bell button to sound the sound the door chime at the Guradpost main unit. bATTeRy RePLACeMeNT Carefully lift off the RDB Door Bell unit's cover by unclipping at the bottom using a flat-bladed screw- * example device number driver or blunt knife.
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Page 11: Battery Specifications
Battery Specifications GUARdPOST bATTeRy SPeCIfICATIONS PART NO. MOdeL BaTTeRY GUaRDPOST MaIn UnIT 12V 3ah Sealed Lead acid (Gel) Battery Radio Key - 4 button Sealed housing, not user serviceable R12 PIR Motion Sensor Ultralife U9VL 9V battery R15 PIR Motion Sensor... - Page 12 improvement.
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The word LEARN is coming up. What does it mean and what action do I take
The LEARN message on the Ness Guardpost indicates that the system is in learning mode, waiting to receive a signal from a new radio key or device. If no radio keys are programmed, pressing the PANIC button for 8 seconds starts the learning process.
When the system displays LEARN, follow these steps:
1. If a radio key is already programmed, press the ON button on a valid radio key to enter Ready to Learn mode.
2. The Guardpost will wait 10 seconds for a new radio key or device signal.
3. Send the Learn Signal from the new device.
4. If successful, the unit will beep and display the assigned slot number.
At least one radio key must be active before further programming can continue.
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