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OLAS TRANSMITTERS
The OLAS TAG or the OLAS FLOAT-ON are considered OLAS transmitters. They emit a Bluetooth signal
which is monitored by the OLAS receivers.
OLAS RECEIVERS
The OLAS receivers track the OLAS transmitters. OLAS receivers are:
1.
GUARDIAN - Wireless Engine Kill Switch and Man Overboard (MOB) Alarm System
2.
CORE - Base Station for OLAS Transmitters and Man Overboard (MOB) Alarm System
3.
OLAS Mobile application
4.
EXTENDER - This operates as a repeater to increase the range of the GUARDIAN and CORE
ACR OLAS MOBILE APPLICATION
The ACR OLAS mobile application allows the OLAS transmitters to be used as a MOB/proximity alarm if
connected solely with OLAS transmitters. When an OLAS transmitter goes out of range an alarm is set off
and overboard screens are activated.
When the OLAS mobile application is connected to the Guardian or Core it allows greater control over the
OLAS transmitters that are being tracked.
To download the app, enter "ACR OLAS" in the Apple App Store or Google Play
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Guardian has been designed for recreational marine use. The design conforms to appropriate
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations but for optimal performance correct installation is required.
For optimum performance the mobile device and the Guardian should be located at least 0.5 meters from
any equipment transmitting radio signals including VHF Radios, antennas and cables.
GUARDIAN INSTALLATION
WARNING: Do not attempt to install the Guardian until you know that the power supply is switched OFF.
Where required use the supplied wire connectors which are suitable for connecting wire dimension 20-
18AWG. If wire extensions are required use 20AWG or thicker wire.
Always connect your power supply after the main power switch to avoid current drainage when the boat is
not in use.
Ensure all wire connections are waterproof using marine specific connectors, such as heat shrinkable
butt splices.
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