Elk 319KF1 Quick Start Manual

ELK-319KF1 Wireless Keyfob 1 Button Panic
Description
The ELK-319KF1 is a Wireless Single Button Handheld device
that can be used for a police, medical, or auxiliary panic alarm
activation.
In addition to alarm activation the device also sends low battery
(as needed). The sensor is powered by a single (1) replaceable
3VDC lithium coin-cell battery.
This sensor is compatible with Elk's 319MHz Receivers/Panels
as well as many other panels that operate on the 319.5MHz
Frequency and adhere to the ITI/Interlogix protocol.
Specifications
RF frequency: 319.5 MHz
Compatibility: ELK-319 Receivers/Panels & other panels
that operate on the 319.5MHz Freq. and
adhere to the ITI/Interlogix protocol
Battery type: One (1) 3VDC lithium coin-cell battery
(Panasonic or Varta Model CR2032)
Operating
Temp Range: 32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C)
Storage
Temp Range: -30 to 140°F (-34 to 60°C)
Relative
Humidity: 95% non-condensing
Dimensions 2.25" L x .1.25" x 0.44" in. (L x W x D)
Programming (Enrollment)
The following is a general guideline for programming (enrolling)
a sensor into the receiver or panel. For more extensive
instructions please refer to the receiver or panel instructions.
1. Place the panel into the Program mode.
2. Proceed to the WIRELESS SETUP menu.
3. Select the appropriate zone/sensor location number.
4. Start the panel sensor Enroll process. When the panel
prompts to trip the sensor for learning do the following:
- Press the Panic Button. The panel should acknowledge
the sensor has been learned by keypad display and/or audio
alert (depending on the panel). If enrollment fails to occur
try repeating the process.
5. Repeat the above process for any additional wireless
sensors. Proceed to the zone programming to assign each
sensor's zone definition.
6. Exit programming mode when finished.
Interlogix is a registered trademark belonging to United Technologies.
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Testing the Sensor
It is recommend that all wireless sensors be thoroughly tested
after installation and programming.
Wireless Testing
Wireless testing provides a baseline for the distance the panic
sensor will nominally operate away from the control or receiver.
1. Place the panel into the Walk Test mode.
2. Monitor the keypad display while pressing the button. Refer
to the receiver or panel for complete instructions. In some
cases the panel may provide a signal strength indication.
3. Walk away from the panel or receiver and test at various
locations making sure the panel acknowledges.
4. Exit Walk Test mode when finished.
Operational Testing
If the alarm system is centrally monitored then always notify
them prior to operational testing.
1. Press and hold the panic button until the specific alarm
reaction (audible or silent dial report) begins.
2. Disarm the alarm panel to silence or reset the alarm.
Battery Replacement
Low Battery trouble will be transmitted when the sensor battery
needs to be replaced.
NOTE: Replace the battery within 7 days following a low
battery trouble indication.
• Separate the two halves of the plastic case by inserting
the edge of a coin or small screwdriver into the slot on
the side. Gently twist to pop open the case.
• Carefully remove the circuit board using a small pick or
edge of a knife. Be careful to not hurt yourself.
• The old battery should drop out of its holder.
• Drop a new battery into the holder with the positive "+"
side facing down away from the circuit board. The side
with no markings should now be facing you.
• Carefully put the circuit board back into its place
covering the battery.
CAUTION: Use only approved 3.0VDC Lithium
Battery: Panasonic or Varta model CR2032
• Replace the cover on the sensor and test activate the
device at least twice.