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PowerMax+

Introduction

Welcome to PowerMax+, the wireless Home Security solution.

This guide provides some step by step information that will help

you get the system up and running.

Before you begin you should know that this kit is supplied with

the transmitters pre-enrolled and pre-programmed with the

most common settings. Additionally, each transmitter is labelled

with its zone or fob number on the rear plastic. Following this

guide will help you make basic conguration changes, for more

detailed information please refer to the full programming guide

included within the kit.

Finally….we have included a trouble shooting section to this

guide. BEFORE you ring the support line have a look through as

most common problems are listed here.

1) To Access the installer mode via the user menu. Press

until the display shows “User settings”, then press

and

enter the user code. Once in the user menu press

twice until

the display shows installer mode, then press

followed by

the installer code.

Default codes are :- User 1111 / Installer 9999. L

Whilst in any of the menus (user or installer) the following keys

will help you navigate the systems:-

– returns you to the start of the main menu.

– takes you back to the previous menu

– scrolls forward in the menu

– scrolls back in the menu

2) Choose a location to mount your control panel,

making sure it is at least 1m from any large metallic objects e.g.

Radiators, or RF equipment e.g. WiFi transmitters. Additionally

ensure there is access to a mains power supply and telephone

line if required.

Remove the bracket from the main control panel by undoing the

screw located at the bottom of the panel. Mark and x as required

using three xing points. Once done install the transformer,

remove the Euro plug and connect to the mains point via a 3pin

plug (not supplied) or for EN-50131 systems an unswitched fuse

spur (not supplied)

This is a professional product and is not suitable for DIY L

installation

QuickFit Kit Easy Start Guide

STOP!

Make a cup of tea, and spend the next

five minutes reading this information”.

Keypad cover

(closed)

Control keys

Display

Luminous

indicators

Microphone

Built-in siren

Battery

compartmemt

cover (closed)

Bracket screw

Summary of content (4 pages)

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PowerMax+ Q u ick Fit K it E as y St a r t G u id e STOP! a ll P re En r ol le d , P re ady - P ro g r a m m e d , R e t n oI st Make a cup of tea, and spend the next five minutes reading this information”. Introduction Welcome to PowerMax+, the wireless Home Security solution. This guide provides some step by step information that will help you get the system up and running.
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3) (Optional) Connect the Powermax to the telephone line via terminals 2 & 5 on the BT socket, and the “Line” terminals on Powermax. Alternatively, if you have a standard plug-in phone lead remove the clear plastic (RJ11) plug and use the centre two cores of the cable to connect to the line terminals (there is no difference which way around these are connected). LL If Broadband (ADSL) is enabled on the premises phone line then you will need to fit a filter. Available from most wholesalers.
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Q u ick Fit K it E as y St a r t G u id e • Trigger a tamper on the sensor, trigger the input (for universal or aux input on door contacts) or press button (for hand held devices) to initiate a transmission. • Remove battery from transmitter, press enrol an additional device. , then to LL If a sensor has already been enrolled in another zone a long error tone will be heard and the sensor will not be accepted again.
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Q u ick Fit K it E as y St a r t G u id e 9) Trouble Shooting Q – Display - The system display shows [NOT READY] or [NOT READY - TROUBLE] then , whilst in the menu will allow you to access the programming option. Remember if you are changing a setting you need to press the key twice. A – There is a fault outstanding, press the status button on any keyfob or press the button repeatedly and listen to each message. Any “…Alarm” messages i.e.