SAFEGUARD SAFEGUARD TOTALGUARD TOTALGUARD tm ENGLISH USER’S GUIDE 20071 / 20070228 • SAFEGUARD TM / TOTALGUARDTM ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 훿 2007
INDEX Introduction Safety warnings BASIC OPTIONS 1. 1.1 1.2 Your Marmitek surveillance system _________________________________________________________________ Important properties_____________________________________________________________________________________ Signal range____________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. 2.
INDEX 7. 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 7.8 7.
INTRODUCTION Introduction Thank you for purchasing this Marmitek security product. Marmitek security systems are made with care and are of the highest quality. Please read this user manual carefully and follow up all the instructions. In this user manual you will find texts marked with a ☺ sign. These texts contain extra information about the functions and can be skipped. Safety warnings • To prevent short circuits, this product should only be used inside and only in dry spaces.
BASIC OPTIONS 1. Your Marmitek surveillance system The contents of your set: The Marmitek SafeGuard system is an effective security system for your home. In this kit you will find the following components: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
BASIC OPTIONS 3 2 1 Marmitek TotalGuard-systeem The Marmitek TotalGuard system is identical to the SafeGuard system, but also contains components for prevention and comfort. The TotalGuard system also contains the following components: 1. Lamp/Dimmer Module LM12 2. Comfort Remote Control SH624 3. One extra DS90 Door/Window Sensor ☺ All components of the TotalGuard system are available separately and are compatible with the SafeGuard system. 1.
BASIC OPTIONS • • • • You can use up to 16 wireless remote controls. 2 inputs for wired sensors. Silent alarm possible (no siren). By calling the system, you can control the system remotely and check the status. The TotalGuard also lets you switch on the lights. • Prevention: Your lights are switched on and off in such a way that it appears as if you are home. 1.2 Signal range The sensors have an open field range of 100 m. Walls, ceilings and other large object will influence the range.
BASIC OPTIONS Display: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 1 3 1 1. Zone numbers Every sensor represents a so-called zone in the system. There are 30 zones for wireless sensors (numbers 1-30 on the display) and 2 zones for wired sensors (numbers 31 and 32 on the display). Zone numbers on: Door or window is open. Zone number flashing slowly: There is a problem with the sensor (6.5).
BASIC OPTIONS 2.2 Mounting the security console Choose a good space for the console and make sure you have a wall socket (230V) and a telephone connection close by. For optimal range it is best to mount the console central to the objects you wish to secure. This ensures that the distance between the console and the sensors is as short as possible and the range will be sufficient. Please also ensure that: 1. the console is not placed close to large metal object (radiators, oven, etc.); 2.
BASIC OPTIONS 2.3.1 Choosing your language All menu items are displayed in English. You can choose any of the other available languages. You can do this as follows: To access the menu, press the menu or menu button. The display will now read ‘ENTER PIN’. ENTER PIN Enter the 4-digit PIN code (factory setting 0000. See 8.3 for changing the PIN code). For every digit entered, a * will appear on the display. When the PIN code has been entered correctly, the first menu item will show up on the display. 1.
BASIC OPTIONS ☺ Attention: This English language user manual will only use the English menu items. 2.3.2 The menu in English The menu items in the English language menu are: 1. INSTALL 2. SET CLOCK 3. PHONE NUMS Registering and deregistering sensors and remote controls. Setting the clock (5.1). Setting the phone numbers (5.2). Submenu: PHONE 1 PHONE 2 PHONE 3 PHONE 4 PHONE 5 PHONE 6 4. MESSAGE Submenu: Recording and checking your own spoken message (5.3). 1. RECORD Record your own spoken message 2.
BASIC OPTIONS 3. Installing remote controls 3.1 Key Chain Remote Control KR21 1. CONTROLE INDICATOR Lights up when the remote control transmits radio signals when pressing the buttons. If the indicator light is not very bright, the batteries should be replaced. 2. ARM Switches on the alarm in Arm Away mode (all sensors activated). 3. DISARM Switches off the security system. 4. LIGHTS ON Switches on your light modules (7.5). 5. LIGHTS OFF Switches off your light modules (7.5). 7+8.
BASIC OPTIONS 3.2 Comfort Remote Control SH624 (standard with TotalGuard, optional with SafeGuard, art. no. 09170) 1. PANIC With this red button the panic alarm can be activated immediately. 2. CONTROL INDICATOR Lights up when the remote control transmits radio signals when pressing the buttons. If the indicator light is not very bright, the batteries should be replaced. 3. CONTROL BUTTONS For operating the security system and for the comfort functions (see 7.6). 4. DIMMER BUTTON (see 7.6) 5.
BASIC OPTIONS 4. Installing the sensors 4.1 Door/Window Sensor DS90 1. Transmitter part. 2. Magnet contact. 3. Control Indicator – Lights up when a signal is transmitted. 4. Screw for opening the sensor. 5. Switch for entry delays. 6. Connection for extra wired contact (9.4). 7. Battery compartment. 8. Screw holes for mounting the sensor. 9. Tamper contact. 4 8 7 3 5 9 8 6 4.1.1 Mounting the Door/Window Sensor DS90 1. Open the casing by removing screw (4).
BASIC OPTIONS 4.1.3 Registering a Door/Window Sensor 1. To access the menu, press the menu or menu button. The display will now read ‘ENTER PIN’. 2. Enter your 4-digit PIN code (factory setting 0000. See 8.3 for changing the PIN code). For every digit entered, a * will appear on the display. 3. When the PIN code has been entered correctly, the word ‘INSTALL’ will show up on the display. 4. Press OK. 5. Open your door or window. The console will beep to confirm. The display will read ‘ZONE 1 SET’.
BASIC OPTIONS 4.2.2 Using the Motion Detector 1. Open the battery compartment and insert the batteries (2x AA, alkaline). 2. Keep the TEST button (3) pressed for about 4 seconds. The LED will flash once. Release the button. The LED will flash twice. The motion detector has now chosen a unique code, which can be registered with your console. 3. Place the motion detector upside down so that it cannot detect any movement during registration. Test mode: Testing the location of your motion detector 1.
BASIC OPTIONS 4.3 Smoke Detector SD10 / SD90 The Marmitek Smoke Detector will make sure you are warned in case of a fire. When you’re at home, the built-in siren will be triggered. Combined with your security system the internal siren, the telephone dialler and the lights will be activated. This gives you an optimal warning and makes sure your exits are well lit. If you are away from home, you will receive a warning via your mobile phone.
BASIC OPTIONS 5.2 Storing phone numbers The Marmitek SC9000 console is equipped with a telephone dialler. In the case of an alarm up to 6 telephone numbers can be dialled. All persons called will be able to listen to the message you have recorded (5.3). The message needs to be confirmed by the person answering the phone by pressing a 0 on their phone. The telephone dialler then knows the next number does not need to be called. You are not allowed to use emergency numbers, i.e.
BASIC OPTIONS 9. Press 2 (REPLAY) to listen to the message you have just recorded. 10.Press CLEAR again to quit the menu. To confirm your choice, press 1 for Yes or 2 for No. If you choose Yes, you will quit the menu. If you choose No, you go back to the main menu. 6. Using the security system 6.1 Setting the alarm The system has two different alarm functions: ARM AWAY: Full alarm. All sensors are activated. ARM HOME: Partial alarm.
BASIC OPTIONS Switching on the ARM HOME function ARMED HOME Via the console Press the ARM HOME button on the console. The alarm is switched on instantly. Via the Key Chain Remote Control KR21 You cannot switch on the ARM HOME function with your remote control. Via the Comfort Remote Control SH624 Set the switch to SEC. Press the ARM HOME button. The alarm is switched on instantly. 6.
BASIC OPTIONS 2. Activate the alarm via the SH624 Comfort Remote Control Press the red PANIC button. The panic alarm is instantly triggered. Depending on the console settings the siren will be triggered or not (see 9.1). 6.3 What happens when the alarm goes off? 1. Siren The built-in siren will be triggered. You can choose to turn the siren off (silent alarm, see 9.1). If the console is working on the emergency batteries, the siren will not be used, to save battery power. 2.
BASIC OPTIONS 7. Prevention and comfort - ‘Home Automation’ 7.1 Introduction Marmitek Home Automation makes your home more comfortable, saves energy and offers security, both when you are at home and away. For some people Home Automation means setting the lights with the same remote control they use for the TV; for others it is a completely computerised system that adjusts to their way of life. Marmitek offers you the choice. You Marmitek system is equipped with functions to secure your home.
BASIC OPTIONS 7.2 Addressing your modules An address can be set for every Marmitek X-10 module. This address consists of a HOUSECODE (A-P) and a UNITCODE (1-16). The HOUSECODE of all your components needs to be set to the same letter code (keep all the HOUSECODES set to A. See 10.6 for more information.). With the UNITCODE you can give every module its own number, so that they can be individually controlled (via the number pad on your console or with the SH624 Comfort Remote Control). 7.
BASIC OPTIONS 7.6 Comfort functions of the SH624 Comfort Remote Control ☺ Switch and dim lights remotely. Switch the garden lamps on from your bedroom when you hear suspicious noises. 2 2 Switch (4) SEC setting: The bottom five buttons (1) are used to switch the Marmitek X-10 modules with corresponding addresses (UnitCodes 1-5). 1 Use the green button (3) to dim lamps connected to a lamp/dimmer module.
BASIC OPTIONS 9. Enter the time you want to lights to be switched off (24 hour notation). If you make a mistake, press CLEAR. Press OK when you do not want to enter a switch-off time. 10.The bottom line on the display now reads 1. DAILY. 11. Use the menu buttons / to select: 1. DAILY: 2. ONCE ONLY: 3. RANDOM: The timer setting is executed daily. The timer setting is only used today.
EXTRA OPTIONS 8. Advanced system functions 8.1 Setting the delays You can set a number of delay times via the menu DELAYS: ENTRY DELAY EXIT DELAY ANSWER DELAY DIAL DELAY The time you get to switch off the system after entering your house (factory setting 30 seconds). The time you get before the system is switched on when you leave your house (factory setting 60 seconds). Delay before the system picks up the phone when dialling in (11.2, factory setting 5 seconds).
EXTRA OPTIONS 8.3 Changing the access code (PIN) The access code is your personal secret code. After changing this code, you are the only one who has access to the settings on the console. You also use this code to disarm the alarm via the number pad. Make sure you memorise the code, because only a Marmitek Authorised Service Center can help you reset the code to the factory setting (0000). The Service Center will charge you for resetting the console. To access the menu, press the menu or menu button.
EXTRA OPTIONS 6. Choose 1 for CHIME ON or 2 for CHIME OFF. 7. Press CLEAR again to quit the menu. To confirm your choice, press 1 for Yes or 2 for No. If you choose Yes, you will quit the menu. If you choose No, you go back to the main menu. 8. If you see a note ( ) on the display, the chime is activated. ☺ The chime function also works for the wired inputs on zones 31 and 32. ☺ The chime function of the wired inputs on zones 31 and 32 always works and cannot be switched off.
EXTRA OPTIONS 9.5 Emergency sensors (always mode) Your system also gives you the option to turn any sensor registered with the system into a so-called emergency sensor. An emergency sensor will also activate the security system when the system is not switched on. When an emergency sensor triggers an alarm, you will hear ‘Alarm cause by emergency sensor’ before the spoken message you recorded. A few examples: • A panic button connected to the wired input on the console.
EXTRA OPTIONS 9.7 Deregistering a Motion Detector 1. To access the menu, press the menu or menu button. The display will now read ‘ENTER PIN’. 2. Enter your 4-digit PIN code (factory setting 0000. See 8.3 for changing the PIN code). For every digit entered, a * will appear on the display. 3. When the PIN code has been entered correctly, the word ‘INSTALL’ will show up on the display. 4. Press OK. 5. Enter the number of the zone you want to erase on the number pad and press CLEAR. 6.
EXTRA OPTIONS 10.3 Using an external universal siren You can also add sirens and warning lights that are not part of the Marmitek range. Please use a separately available Marmitek AD10 (art. no. 08933), AW12 (09463) or the AM12 (art. no. country specific, see www.marmitek.com/plug-in). Set this module to address B2. The module is switched on in case of an alarm and switched off after 4 minutes. 10.
EXTRA OPTIONS Name Description Module set to address Comfort lighting Reacts to the Lights ON and Lights OFF button on your key chain remote control. C1 and C2 Exit delay Lights are switched on during the exit delay. C1 and C2 Alarm lighting In the case of an alarm, the lights will flash during 4 minutes and then remain on. C1 and C2 Status indicator The lights are switched on when the system is set to ARM AWAY. D1 External Siren PH7208 Extra 110dB siren.
EXTRA OPTIONS ☺ If you set the UnitCode for the console to e.g. A16, the comfort lighting will get addresses A16 and A1. To change the UnitCode: 1. To access the menu, press the menu or menu button. The display will now read ‘ENTER PIN’. 2. Enter your 4-digit PIN code (factory setting 0000. See 8.3 for changing the PIN code). For every digit entered, a * will appear on the display. 3. When the PIN code has been entered correctly, the word ‘INSTALL’ will show up on the display. 4.
EXTRA OPTIONS 11.3 Operating the alarm functions via an outside phone 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Call your home number. The console will answer. You will hear ‘Please enter PIN’. Enter your PIN code. If your PIN is correct, you will hear ‘PIN accepted’. If your PIN is incorrect, you will hear ‘Error’. Press 0 followed by * to activate your security system. Press 0 followed by # to deactivate your security system.
EXTRA OPTIONS Key Chain Remote Control KR21 – 2x CR2016 batteries De KR21 wordt geleverd met volle batterijen. Wanneer de indicator op de KR21 zwak gaat branden, dienen de batterijen vervangen te worden. • A new KR21 contains fully charged batteries. If the indicator light on the KR21 is not very bright, the batteries should be replaced. • Open the remote control (back) with your nails or a small screwdriver. Use CR2016, 3V lithium batteries (2x).
EXTRA OPTIONS 13. Frequently asked questions Why does the security system not work? Check whether you see any text on the console display. If not: check whether the AC adapter is connected to the mains, whether the electrical wire is plugged into the adapter and whether the plug is connected to the console. Check whether you can control the system via the console. If so, check whether the remote control works by checking whether the control indicator on the remote control flashes when you press e.g.
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TECHNICAL DATA SC9000 MAIN UNIT Supply: 230VAC 50 Hz, 4 x AA back-up battery - 24-hour stand-by. Supply current : < 80 mA capacitive Signal transmission: > 5Vpp in 5 Ohm at 120 kHz ± 1 kHz X-10 transmission: 1 pulse burst at 0˚, 60˚ and 120˚ Sends X-10 Key codes: On, Off. RF receiver frequency: 433.92 MHz Certification: TBR21 approved telephone selector Integrated siren: 95 dB (A) Capacity: Up to and incl.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Hereby, Marmitek BV, declares that this SC9000 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the following Directives: Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity Council Directive 89/336/EEC of 3 May 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility Co
