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- Page 1 E400 Wirefree Alarm System Installation & Operating Manual...
- Page 2 FOREWORD IMPORTANT NOTE Your decision to purchase an Eclipse E400 Wirefree Alarm System represents a major and sensible step All components, with the exception of the External towards total protection of your premises, its contents Solar Siren & Strobe, are only suitable for internal use.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
WIREFREE PASSIVE INFRA RED Detectors and Remote Controls MOVEMENT DETECTOR(S) Installation ALARM RECORD Setting TROUBLE SHOOTING WIREFREE MAGNETIC CONTACT DETECTOR EXTENDING YOUR E400 WIREFREE INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLING AND SETTING THE EXTERNAL SOLAR WIREFREE SIREN & STROBE Location ACCESSORIES Installation Settings YOUR GUARANTEE... -
Page 4: Introduction And Overview
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW The E400 Wirefree Alarm System is designed to Alarm System within your premises. You can increase allow flexibility in configuring and using the system. your protection by adding additional Wirefree Passive The detectors can be set to operate on any one of Infra Red Movement Detectors and Wirefree 4 Zones, to give an instant alarm or a timed entry Magnetic Contact Detectors either at the time of... - Page 5 Control Unit Mains Adaptor External Solar Siren & Strobe 2 x Wirefree Passive Infra Red Movement Detectors (PIRs) WP1.2-6 ZONE WP1.2-12 Rechargeable Batteries (Supplied fitted in the Control Unit and Solar Siren & Strobe) Wirefree Magnetic Contact Detector PANIC Control Unit Also included: Detector and Remote Installation and Operating Manual...
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Page 6: Planning And Extending Your E400
PLANNING AND EXTENDING YOUR ECLIPSE E400 ALARM SYSTEM For even greater protection you can install as many PART ARM Passive Infra Red Movement Detectors and Magnetic Protect either all of your home or just the areas you Contact Detectors as and when you require. The E400 choose. -
Page 7: Control Unit
CONTROL UNIT INDICATORS AND KEYPAD Detector Low Battery LED System Status LED: Tamper/Personal Attack/Zone 5 Alarm LED: ON:- System Fully Armed ON:- Tamper/PA Zone FLASHING:- System Part Armed Alarm Activation OFF:- System Disarmed FLASHING:- Hard-wired Zone 5 Alarm Activation Power LED: ZONE ON:- Adaptor Power (Normal) -
Page 8: Installation
View of Inside Back-up Battery of Control Unit Compartment Hard-wired Siren Tamper Return Link Control Unit Power Jack Socket Anti-Tamper Switch PCB Protection Terminal Block Cover (See page 18 for details) Control Unit Memory Link Siren Plug Ribbon Cable Control Unit Siren Screw Cover Plugs INSTALLATION... -
Page 9: Mains Adaptor And Back-Up Battery
MAINS ADAPTOR AND BACK-UP 7. Close the Control Unit cover and hold it firmly closed BATTERY whilst securing the two retaining screws. Fit the screw cover plugs supplied to cover the retaining screws. Cable Track Note: if you accidently trigger the Control Unit Anti- Tamper Switch whilst closing the cover, 2 3 4... -
Page 10: Remote Control
House Code is set up by moving each of the first 8 switches SETTING THE CONTROL (numbered 1-8) to a random sequence of ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’. UNIT HOUSE CODE Note: when setting the miniature switches in each item To enable the Control Unit to receive the radio signals of equipment, ensure that each switch ‘clicks’... -
Page 11: System Zoning
The system is now in Test/Programming mode. on alarm) circuit. This is referred to as Zone 5 and is indicated at the Control Unit on the Tamper/Personal 3. Now, each time the Control Unit receives a valid Attack/Zone 5 LED (LED flashing). The Hard-wired Zone radio signal from a detector or Remote Control, the should be wired across terminals 10 and 11 on the Control Unit will emit a two-tone alarm for... -
Page 12: Installation
Before selecting a position for a Passive Infra Red 3. Slide the bracket up and remove the wall bracket Movement Detector the following points should be from the detector as shown. noted: 4. Hold the wall bracket in position and mark the two 1. -
Page 13: Wirefree Magnetic Contact Detector
recommended Pulse Count is one. In cases of WIREFREE MAGNETIC extreme environmental problems or if unattributable CONTACT DETECTOR false alarms are experienced, it may be necessary to select two Pulse Count detection. One Magnetic Contact Detector is supplied in E400 Note: The higher the Pulse Count, the more... -
Page 14: Installing And Setting The External
and the Tamper/PA Zone LED will illuminate. This Slide Open and Lift Off Do Not Use A Screw Driver confirms that the House Code is correct and that the detector is within radio range of the Control Unit. Tilt and remove 8. -
Page 15: Installation
roof overhangs should also be avoided. Where applicable, INSTALLATION the Solar Siren & Strobe should be positioned a minimum Remove the holding screw from the base of the housing of twice the width of the eaves overhang below the eaves. and carefully hinge off the front cover. -
Page 16: Initial Power-Up
ALARM DURATION IMPORTANT: As all programmable functions have a This is the maximum length of time that the Solar Siren & ‘Default’ setting it is important that each function is Strobe alarm will sound for, following activation. Alarm selected and set to your requirements on initial duration can be set for either 3 or 15 minutes. -
Page 17: Instant/Delay Zone
Control Unit LEDs 1-8 will indicate the new House EXIT/ENTRY DELAY TIME Code switch setting eg. When the system is Fully Armed either at the Control Unit or via a Remote Control, the system will ignore all ZONE detectors for the Exit/Entry Delay time, to allow you to leave the premises. -
Page 18: Part Arm/Zone Omit
With the Control Unit in Test/Programming mode Zone 1 LED will indicate the setting:- LED ‘ON’ - constant Exit/Intermittent Entry bleep Enter tone selected A Zone LED will illuminate to indicate the setting:- LED ‘OFF’ - semi silent Exit/Entry bleeps selected (factory default 3 minutes - Zone 3 LED ‘ON’). -
Page 19: User Access Code
8. USER ACCESS CODE Control Unit is supplied with a preset User Access Switch set ‘ON’ - LED ‘ON’ Code of 2 3 4 This code allows general Switch set ‘OFF’ - LED ‘OFF’ operation (Arming/Disarming etc) and programming/re- Factory default:- switches 1, 3, 5, 7 ‘ON’ programming of the system at the Control Unit. -
Page 20: Operating Instructions
If the system Exit/Entry Delay tone has been set for POWER – ‘Semi Silent’, the Control Unit will emit two bleeps, 12 Vold DC Permanent Supply Output followed by two bleeps on expiry of the Exit time. POWER All occupants must leave the premises before the Exit N.O. -
Page 21: Disarming The System
DISARMING THE SYSTEM threat or danger. To initiate a personal attack alarm either: Upon entering an Entry Delay Zone, the appropriate Zone LED(s) will illuminate and the Control Unit a. press and release the ‘Panic’ button on the sounder will either emit a constant intermittent tone or Remote control or two bleeps depending on the Exit/Entry delay tone b. -
Page 22: Testing The System
TESTING THE SYSTEM MAINTENANCE You may test your system at any time, however, it is Your E400 Intruder Alarm system requires very little recommended that the system is tested at regular maintenance. However, a few simple tasks will ensure intervals not exceeding three months. You cannot its continued reliability and operation. -
Page 23: Rechargeable Batteries
RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES DETECTORS AND REMOTE CONTROL rechargeable batteries in the Control Unit and The detectors and Remote Control(s) require no Solar Siren & Strobe have a typical life of 3-4 years maintenance. Simply replace the batteries once a year or and need no maintenance during this period providing when a low battery is indicated. -
Page 24: Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING Symptom Recommendation Symptom Recommendation Control Unit not working. Mains light is off Control Unit not accepting Access Code Press key on Control Unit. If mains light illuminates Pausing too long between pressing keys. Do not and then extinguishes after 10 seconds this indicates pause for more than 5 seconds between keys. - Page 25 TROUBLE SHOOTING - continued Symptom Recommendation Symptom Recommendation Passive Infra Red Movement Detector not Remote Control Unit not working detecting a person’s movement Ensure House Code is the same as that set in the Control Unit. Allow up to one minute for the detector to settle down and retry.
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Page 26: Intruder Alarm System
EXTENDING YOUR ECLIPSE E400 WIREFREE INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM You may add additional Remote Controls, Wirefree Magnetic Contact Detectors and Wirefree PIR Detectors, etc. from the CA2000 range of accessories as required, to give additional protection where needed. The following accessories are also available to extend and enhance your system:-... - Page 27 For security, Recorded or Registered Post is recommended. 17 Church Road, Great Bookham, Surrey KT23 3PG Telephone: 01372 450960 E-mail: info@wireless-alarms.net www.wireless-alarms.net E400 Wirefree Alarm System Response...
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Page 28: Wirefree Magnetic Contact Detector
ECLIPSE E400 SPECIFICATION Control Unit External Solar Siren & Strobe ZONE Wirefree Remote Control Four Wirefree Programmable Zones Integral 105dB Siren PANIC Two Siren Tones - Intruder and Tamper/Personal Attack Case material 3mm polycarbonate Zones programmable for: Dual front and rear Anti-tamper - Entry Delay Internal Receiver and Aerial UK - Part Arm/Zone omit...
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