Gost Phantom Installation And Programming Manual

Congratulations on the installation of the GOST Phantom wireless vessel security and monitoring system. The product is designed to
wirelessly communicate with the assorted security and monitoring zones aboard the vessel. This provides reliable protection while alerting
contacts of events via voice message and/or text messages, giving the owner true piece of mind. This guide is provided to bring the installer
through the basic installation, setup, and wireless programming of the GOST Phantom. It is recommended that the installer read this entire
guide fully before beginning. It is important that the installer has an understanding of marine electrical fundamentals and adheres to the NMEA
standards of marine electronics. Figure 1 below identifies the keypad functions and LEDs on the front of the panel.
The GOST Phantom allows programming for:
64 Wireless zones from security to utility monitoring throughout vessel
8 wireless relays to control virtually any AC/DC switch, deck lights, sirens, strobes, ice makers, etc.
4 wireless keypads for additional arming control from staterooms, entry points, crew quarters, etc.
4 repeaters to double the wireless range commonly used on metal boats and vessels greater that 125 ft.
4 Siren/Strobes for simple implementation in various points around exterior of vessel
2 doorbell zones for notification at boarding entry points where individuals come aboard the vessel.
2 Independent partitions to arm/ disarm different areas of vessel such as Living Quarters and Crew/Utility Areas.
Location Considerations
The placement of the GOST Phantom aboard the vessel should be well thought out and reviewed with the yacht owner/crew prior to
installation. The installer must make sure that adequate security concerns, end user ease of use, and functionality of speakerphone are taken
into account. Reference the following guidelines before drilling any holes or running any wires.
Interior of boat, away from any direct moisture
Common areas such as the salon, interior helm, or similar primary entry areas of the vessel.
Easy accessibility for someone boarding the boat
On larger vessels greater than 100ft (Approx. 30 meters) try to keep the head unit towards midship to maximize wireless range
Accommodate for wire run accessibility from rear of panel to power source and GSM/Satellite phone*.
*When connecting to third party satellite phone communicator.
Mounting
The GOST Phantom head unit conveniently pivots and detaches off its upper hinges for ease of installation. To access the mounting base
plate, unscrew the cover lock down screws from the bottom side as so they are free hanging. Now gingerly fold the bottom apart from the top
hinge (Figure 2 right). Assure that you unplug or plug in the battery cable to the rear of the board when removing or securing the cover
(respectively). Screw in the mounting plate at any of the mounting holes in Figure 2 at the orange dots. The mounting plate also has "Mounting
Security" option that can be used to alarm the GOST Phantom if it is opened or torn off the wall (Figure 2).
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