User's Manual

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Tools you will need for installaon:
• Pencil
• Phillips screwdriver
• Electric drill with 3/32” and 9/32” drill bits
(recommended)
• Hammer (oponal)
1. Mark the mounng surface with a pencil using the four
mounng holes on the sensor mount as a guide.
2. If installing on a wooden surface, you only need to use
the included screws. Drill out your pilot holes using a 3/32”
drill bit to a depth of ¾”. This will help prevent stripping of
the screws and hold the sensor more securely.
3. If installing on any other surface, such as brick or
masonry, you will use the included screws and anchors.
Drill out your pilot holes using a 9/32” drill bit to a depth
of 1”. Gently tap the anchors into your pilot holes using
a hammer unl the anchors are ush with the mounng
surface.
4. Screw the sensor mount onto the post just unl ght.
Do not over-ghten.
5. Adjust the angle of your sensor so that it is looking at
your target area.
If your sensor swivel is too loose, you can adjust this
by ghtening the screw on the back of your sensor’s
mounng plate.
3. Adding Addional Units
3.1 Pairing Addional Sensors and Receivers
Your Guardline Driveway Alarm can support an unlimited
number of receivers and up to 4 sensors per zone, for a
total of 16 sensors per receiver. Each addional sensor can
be paired to any available zone with any of the 32 available
melodies. By pairing addional sensors to dierent
zones, you can build a comprehensive security network
that allows you to easily disnguish where your alerts are
coming from.
Addional receivers let you receive alerts in more
locaons, such as your garage or workshop or in dierent
rooms or dierent oors throughout your house.
To add an addional sensor or receiver to your exisng
Guardline Driveway Alarm setup, follow the steps in
secon 2.3
Watch the video:
www.guardlinesecurity.com/addional-sensor
Watch the video:
www.guardlinesecurity.com/addional-receiver
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