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- Page 1 03RM Personal Alarm System 03RM Installation & Operation Guide T0DA0202-001, Rev A First edition September 15, 2009...
- Page 2 The information provided in this guide has been prepared by Senstar Corporation to the best of its ability. Senstar Corporation is not responsible for any damage or accidents that may occur due to errors or omissions in this guide. Senstar Corporation is not liable for any damages, or incidental consequences, arising from the use of, or the inability to use, the software and equipment described in this guide.
- Page 3 Limited Warranty The Company warrants that the electronic components of the products manufactured by the Company are free from all manufacturing defects. The Company's warranty does not extend to the performance of the products, which may vary depending on environmental conditions, use and installation practices. The Company's liability under this warranty shall be limited to, at its option, either repairing or replacing the defective components of the products or granting a credit for the products or parts thereof.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS WARRANTY ........................ii PROPRIETARY INFORMATION..................ii GENERAL DESCRIPTION................1-1 Purpose .................... 1-1 Features.................... 1-1 Specifications................... 1-2 THEORY OF OPERATION ................2-1 System Concept................2-1 Transmitter (PAT/S) (PAT/C) ............2-1 Receiver (O3RM) ................2-3 RECEIVER PLACEMENT ................3-1 Receiver Placement................3-1 INSTALLATION....................4-1 General ....................4-1... - Page 5 Magnet Location on Receiver Back Box..........4-3 Figure 4-3 Receiver Connections and Alarm Jumpers........4-5 Figure 5-1 Audio Volume Adjustment..............5-5 LIST OF TABLES Table 4-2 03RM Receiver and Jumper Settings ..........4-6 Table 4-3 03RM Wiring Chart................4-8 Table 5-1 Personal Alarm System--Test Report ..........5-3 Table 7-1 Troubleshooting Guidelines..............7-2...
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Page 7: General Description
The MSI Personal Alarm Receiver/Transmitter system is specifically designed to provide reliable yet economical protection for roving personnel. The 03RM ultrasonic receivers are installed throughout the protected facility. Personnel carry the battery-powered, ultrasonic Personal Alarm Transmitter. A person in trouble need only press the alarm button on the transmitter to activate the nearest receiver and summon help quickly. -
Page 8: Specifications
Battery type Lithium, 9V battery pack Battery access Compartment accessible with security hex key provided Receiver (03RM) 4 models available: 03RM - standard indoor unit 03RM/IV - includes integrated video camera 03RM/WP - weatherproof unit for indoor or outdoor use... - Page 9 Tamper-resistant screws (furnished) Power requirement 03RM, 03RM/WP: 12 VDC to 24 VDC (max) 40 mA 03RM/IV: 12 VDC to 24 VDC (max), 120 mA 03RM/WPH: Receiver unit 12 VDC to 24 VDC (max) 40 mA, Heater unit 12 VDC to 24 VDC (max) from separate supply, .5 A to 1.0 A...
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Page 11: Theory Of Operation
2.1.2 Nuisance alarms are reduced to a minuscule level due to Magal-Senstar's unique method of using two ultrasonic frequencies in a preset modulation pattern. To produce an alarm, a signal must not only consist of the two frequencies but must also be coded in the proper pattern. - Page 12 2.2.3 When pressed, the alarm button latches to continuously transmit the alarm signal. The alarm transmission continues until the button is pressed again to reset. 2.2.4 The transmitted signal is ultrasonic (very high frequency sound), consisting of two different but precise signals in a preset modulation pattern.
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Page 13: Receiver (O3Rm)
Two normally closed magnetic reed switches are used to detect tampering. They are actuated by the self-adhesive magnets supplied with the 03RM and installed on the inside surface of the electrical box. As the 03RM is removed from its box the... - Page 14 A dual-range sensitivity control varies the receiver range. 2.3.8 Input power to the 03RM must be 12 volts to 24 volts DC. Multiple 03RM units may be powered from one source as long as voltage and current requirements are considered. Power should not be shared with any other system.
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Page 15: Receiver Placement
Existing facilities with limited access may require the use of wall-mounted detectors and Wiremold-type wire protection. 3.1.2 One 03RM alarm receiver mounted in a typical ceiling location will provide coverage in a 50-foot radius from the receiver. Most normal-sized rooms can be covered with one receiver. 3.1.3 Large areas and hallways will require more detectors. - Page 16 If ceiling mounting is not possible, locate the 03RM/IV in a corner as high on the wall as possible with the camera mount angled toward the center of the room.
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Page 17: Installation
INSTALLATION General 4.1.1 Installation of the 03RM requires no special equipment. Standard wire installation tools can be used. Additional tools required are the standard hand tools used during any similar electronic system installation. 4.1.2 You may need a high quality digital volt-ohmmeter, preferably battery operated. - Page 18 The wiring must be attached to the connector in accordance with Figure 4-3. 4.50 1.25 1.81 3.50 4.50 2.75 Circuit Board is Centered Relative to Mounting Holes and Face Plate (03RM/IV) Standard Two-Gang Mounting (4 Holes) FIGURE 4-1. 03RM Receiver Mounting Dimensions...
- Page 19 MARK MAGNET LOCATION ALIGN TEMPLATE HOLES ALONG EITHER SIDE OF TEMPLATE WITH BOX HOLES 1/2" DOWN FROM MOUNTING SURFACE 1" DOWN FOR 03RM/IV 1/2" (1" for 03RM/IV) MARKING TEMPLATE MARK BOTH RIGHT AND LEFT SIDES OF THE BOX BY ALIGNING TEMPLATE TO EACH PAIR OF BOX HOLES.
- Page 20 4.2.5.2 Tamper contact supervision (tamper contacts are normally closed - open on tamper): 3K ohm supervision - jumper JP8 NOT installed No supervision - jumper JP8 installed 4.2.5.3 Auxiliary alarm and audio output configuration is set using jumper JP9. See Table 4.2 for jumper settings and function description.
- Page 21 R S S R U E E U SENS N T T N SENS AUDIO INSTALL JUMPER A B C REQUIRED MAGAL SENSTAR INC TO SHUNT H G F 06-200900 3k OHM PAS RECEIVER RESISTOR MADE IN USA AUX/ ALM 1...
- Page 22 Table 4-2 03RM RECEIVER JUMPER SETTINGS Function JP9 Jumper Settings No Jumpers No Audio/No Aux Relay Installed Std Audio/No Aux Relay Jump A-B Jump A-B, Std Audio/Aux Relay N.O. C-D, H-G Jump A-B, Std Audio/Aux Relay N.C. C-D, G-F Audio Switching/...
- Page 23 A larger wire size may be required depending on number of units and distance from power supply. No. __________ 03RM and 03RM/WP ..X .040 = _________ Amps No. __________ 03RM/IV ......X .120 = _________ Amps Total current load ............=__________ Amps...
- Page 24 Cable Impedance of 75 ohms. NOTE: Tamper, alarm self test and audio are commoned to power ground, and may be wired using a 3 pair stranded, individually shielded cable 22 AWG. AUX alarm will require a separate pair. TABLE 4-3 03RM Wiring Chart...
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Page 25: System Testing
SYSTEM TESTING Final Tests 5.1.1 This test procedure is a guideline for system adjustment and final testing. This procedure and test forms should also be used to obtain final approval of the system installation by the customer. NOTE: Complete system testing is very important since personnel will be using the system to report alarms in potentially life threatening situations. - Page 26 5.1.7 Test each receiver with the transmitter placed at 15-20 feet. Test again at about 40 feet or at an extreme of the room if less than 40 feet. 5.1.8 Refer to the adjustment sections if sensitivity adjustment is required. Retest after any adjustments.
- Page 27 TABLE 5-1. PERSONAL ALARM SYSTEM- -TEST REPORT FACILITY NAME: ZONE AREA NAME ALARM RESET COMMENTS TEST BY: APPROVED BY: DATE:...
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Page 28: Alarm Sensitivity Adjustment
Alarm Sensitivity Adjustment 5.2.1 The ultrasonic alarm sensitivity is adjusted at maximum by the factory for alarm reporting up to 50 feet and normally needs no field adjustment. Reducing sensitivity should only be considered if a transmitter sets off alarms in adjacent areas (e.g., through closed doorways, etc.). -
Page 29: Audio Volume Adjustment
Audio Volume Adjustment 5.3.1 The audio volume control potentiometer is located as shown in Figure 5.1. 5.3.2 Turn the pot clockwise to increase volume; counterclockwise to reduce volume. AUDIO VOLUME POT SENSITIVITY ADJUST HIGH SENSITIVITY JUMPER JP7 SENS SENS AUDIO Audio Volume Adjustment Figure 5-1... -
Page 31: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Periodic Tests 6.1.1 Each personal transmitter should be tested each day before use. Using the Magal-Senstar transmitter test device is recommended. If not available, designate a zone for daily testing. 6.1.2 Once per quarter each receiver should be tested using a known good transmitter. -
Page 33: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Systematic Testing 7.1.1 Problems sometimes occur due to equipment failures. However, in most cases problems are caused by human or installation related items. Several of these items are: Shipping damage Disturbed wiring or connections Incorrect connections Physical damage 7.1.2 Always look for the simplest problem first. - Page 34 KNOWN GOOD TRANSMITTER 03RM FAILED ACTIVATE SELF-TEST USING WIRE JUMPER FROM + POWER TO TEST TERMINAL. REPLACE 03RM IF LED DOES NOT LIGHT UP. TEST WITH A KNOWN GOOD TRANSMITTER. REPLACE 03RM IF LED DOES NOT LIGHT UP. ALARM IS RECEIVED...
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Page 35: Appendix
APPENDIX YOUR MSI PAT (Personal Alarm Transmitter) Provides personal protection by notifying the central control facility of your location whenever emergency assistance is requested. When activated, your PAT sends a coded ultrasonic signal (high-frequency sound) to receivers which relay your emergency signal to the central control point. - Page 36 WEARING YOUR PAT/S A.3.1 WEAR your PAT/S either directly on your belt or in the optional leather holster. You may also clip your pat outside of the clothing. Do not cover your PAT/S with a heavy jacket, robe or lab coat. A.3.2 The belt clip can be placed on either the right side or the left side, allowing easy operation by either right or left handed...
- Page 37 LOW BATTERY INDICATION A.4.1 Your PAT/S includes a LOW BATTERY alarm. When the battery has approximately 8 hours of operation remaining, a short audible beep will be heard every 45 seconds. The signal will repeat until a new battery is installed. A.4.2 NOTE: Use 9 Volt lithium battery for longer life.
- Page 38 PAT/S will emit an audible warning tone every time the unit is tilted. A.6.3 After 4 seconds of warning tone, your PAT/S will activate, sending the alarm signal. Once activated, your PAT/S will continue to transmit until the man-down feature is turned off. A.6.4 TURN OFF the man-down feature by inserting a blunt object into to the small hole and pressing the switch into the down...
- Page 39 PAT/C Model SENDING AN ALARM BY PUSH-BUTTON: ACTIVATE the emergency signal by B.1.1 depressing the gray button located on top of your PAT/C. Once pressed, the button will latch down even though you remove your hand. Your PAT/C will constantly send the emergency signal until it is reset.
- Page 40 Remove both security screws Separate Case Here Security screwdriver B.3.4 Remove battery pack install one. Observe polarity. INSTALL BATTERY PACK OBSERVE POLARITY B.3.5 Replace front of case by inserting bottom tab in slot above keeper switch first and then bring case together.
- Page 41 B.3.6 Insert screws and tighten securely. WEARING YOUR PAT/C B.4.1 The PAT/C can be clipped directly on your belt, a pocket, lapel or attached to clothing or break-away necklace with the keeper ring. Wear or carry the unit outside of clothing. Do not cover your PAT/C with heavy jacket, robe or lab coat.
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