Cavius SMART Manual

Commercial reference: 9001-003
Developed by CAVIUS
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General description:

The Smart Remote is designed to alert with a rapid
flashing warning light when alarming and to remotely
control the CAVIUS Wireless Alarm Family. The torch
function can be used to find escape routes at night.
End cap for battery access
Side button for flashlight
Flashlight
Magnet holder
Learn mode switch
End button for test/hush

Technical information:

The Smart Remote can be used with the alarms from
the CAVIUS Wireless Alarm Family: Smoke, Heat,
Flood, CO and Mains Power alarms. The maximum
number of alarms that can be interlinked with is 32.
The minimum range is 100m in open field. RF conditions
also depend on the house layout and materials. You should
always test it after installation and after changing bat-
teries.
Diameter: 27mm Length: 140mm
The Smart Remote is powered by 3 replaceable DURACELL
AAA Alkaline batteries. Please note that correct operation
of the Smart Remote device is ensured by use of
DURACELL batteries.
Interlinked by RF: 868 MHz.
Complies to standards: RoHS, REACH, R&TTE,
EN60065, EN300-220.

How to connect to the Wireless Alarm Family:

1. Open the battery compartment by pressing the snap.
Insert the batteries in the battery compartment respecting
polarities.
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2. Slide the learn switch to the "Learn mode" position.
The Smart Remote will go into Learn mode.
All alarms that need to be connected to the Smart
Remote in the house should be put into "Learn mode"
by sliding the switch of each device on the "Learn mode"
position.
Normal Mode
3.
The flashlight will light up to indicate that "Learn
mode" has been selected.
Please note: Do not take out the batteries during "Learn
mode" as this will interrupt the learn process.
4. Press and hold the test button of the Smart Remote
only, until it beeps and the flashlight flashes. It will
become the master and will start sending out a specific
house code to the other alarms.
5. As the other alarms receive the specific house code,
they will also start flashing their red LED's.
6. When all alarms flash the red LED, they are connected
and can be switched out of "Learn mode" and installed.

Installation:

The body of the Smart Remote has a built-in magnet, so it
can be installed on a metal plate mounted on the wall,
or on a fridge or other metal surfaces.
The accompanying metal plate can be installed by the
double sided tape or the enclosed screw set.
The end cap has a hole in which a lanyard can be added
so the remote can hang from a hook etc.

How to send a test signal using the Smart Remote:

After installation, and at least once per quarter, test all
your alarms by pressing the test button on the remote to
ensure they are operating correctly and are within range
of each other.
It is recommended to check visually every week if the
LED flashes correctly on the alarm (every 48sec.).
Hold the red end button for two swipes of alarms until the
remote stops flashing, sounding and vibrating.
The remote is now transmitting a test signal to your
alarms. During the test, the Smart Remote will flash and
sound.
If the Smart Remote is receiving a test signal from another
device, it will also flash and sound to indicate that it is part
Learn Mode
of the group. Indication can be stopped by pressing the
end button.
Please note: To ensure an optimal operation in normal
conditions, test function sends out a reduced power RF
signal.

Alarm mode:

When one of the connected alarms is going into alarm
and sending out the RF alarm signal, the Smart Remote's
flashlight will start flashing rapidly (stroboscope).
The Smart remote has a built in vibrator and sounder
which will follow the sound pattern of the originating
alarm. During the alarm, both the sounder and vibrator
will be activated.
The torch can be switched from stroboscopic flashing to
constant on by pressing the side button.
Please note: Flashlight will flash at 2 Hertz (2 times
each second) to avoid photo sensitive epilepsy to
be triggered.
The CAVIUS Wireless Family has two different alarm
signals:
Alarm signal 1 (--- --- ---) is life threatening alarms, like
a smoke alarm.
Alarm signal 2 (- - -) is a non life threatening alarm, like
a flooding alarm:
Smoke alarm signal:
Heat alarm signal:
Flood alarm signal:
CO alarm low level signal: - - -
CO alarm high level signal: --- --- ---
Please note that only the originating alarm's LED will
flash, so it can be identified.

How to hush an alarm using the Smart Remote:

When the alarms from the Wireless Alarm Family go
into alarm, they can be hushed by a short press on the
end button of the Smart Remote.
•
During the first 30 seconds of an alarm:
Press the red end button once and the remote stops
sounding and vibrating, LED is still flashing.
The remote is now waiting to send out the hush signal
which will start automatically within 30 seconds.
•
After 30 seconds of an alarm:
Press the red end button once and the remote will
send out a hush signal for 13 seconds.
If needed to hush several alarms, this can be repeated
as many times as necessary.
Please note: Due to coming legislation, the hush signal
is transmitted with reduced power (the remote must
be within short range from the silenced alarm, which
means you should be in the same room as the alarm).
You can hush any of your alarms in the system, as long
as you are in in the same room and within short range
of the alarm.
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