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IMPORTANT! In addition, you may provide the person

confined to interiors with a single-button transmitter for

distress situations - see Para. 6.2.

6.2 Emergency Calls for Help

Suppose the incapacitated person discussed in Para. 6.1

above has an accident such as falling in the bathtub

without being able to get up. It might take hours before the

“No Active” alert is sent out, but he (or she) must be

assisted much sooner.

Even though the odds for such an accident are not high, it

is advisable to provide the disabled person with a

miniature single-button transmitter to be carried on the

neck like a pendant or to be worn on the wrist like a watch.

Pressing the button on this transmitter will cause the

PowerArt™ to send an “emergency call” to the central

monitoring station or to private telephones designated by

the installer.

To make this possible, ask your installer to define one of

the 29 zones of the PowerArt™ as an emergency zone,

obtain for you one of the transmitters listed below and link

this transmitter’s ID code to the emergency zone.

The models compatible with PowerArt™ are (see Fig. 6):

MCT-201 - pendant-type distress transmitter

MCT-211 - wristwatch-type distress transmitter

MCT-101 - pocket-type distress transmitter

MCT-201

MCT-211

MCT-101

Figure 6. Single-button Emergency Transmitters

6.3 Artwork Protection

The PowerArt, with SPD-1000 detectors, can be used for

protection of paintings, sculptures and other artworks, in

museums, galleries, churches, private artwork collections,

etc.

When someone tries to touch or remove the secured

object, to which the detector is attached, an identifiable

alarm signal is transmitted to the PowerArt. Identifiable

signals include: low battery voltage alert, low severity

alarm (slight touch) and high severity alarm (repetitive

touch, strong touch or removal).

Figure 7. Artwork Protection Alarms

6.4 Remote Control by Telephone

The PowerArt™ is designed to respond to your commands

at “intimate” range (via the built-in keypad), at short range

(via your key-ring transmitter) and at long range (via the

public telephone network). Accessing the PowerArt™ from

a remote telephone will allow you to perform a large

variety of operations, as listed in sub-paragraph B below.

A. Establishing Telephone Communication with

your PowerArt™ Control Panel

When you are away from the protected premises, all you

need is a regular telephone set or a cellular telephone to

remain in control. Be advised, though, that every action

performed via a remote telephone requires a valid user

code - to prevent unauthorized access to the system.

To contact the PowerArt™, proceed as follows:

• Dial the telephone number used by your system, allow

the telephone to ring 2 - 4 times and then hang up.

•

••

•

Wait at least 12 seconds (but not more than 30 seconds)

after hanging up and redial the number. This time the

PowerArt™ will intercept your call - a shrill signal will

sound for 10 seconds. Press [

] to stop the signal.

Note: The PowerArt™ will respond in a similar way if you

dial just once and wait until the telephone rings 11 times.

• You may now command your system (see B below).

Attention! If you linger more than 50 seconds without

keying

command, the PowerArt™ will disengage the line.

B. Executable Commands

Attention! For security reasons, every command in the

following list is preceded by an asterisk [

] and a valid

user code

[

Command Keying Sequence

Disarming

[']

(

[

]

(

[1]

Arming Home

[']

(

[

]

(

[2]

Arming Home-Instant

[']

(

[

]

(

[21]

Arming Away

[']

(

[

]

(

[3]

Arming Away-Instant

[']

(

[

]

(

[31]

Arming Away-Latchkey

[']

(

[

]

(

[4]

Arming Away-Instant-Latchkey

[']

(

[

]

(

[41]

Activating electrical devices

(1 - 7)

[']

(

[

]

(

[5]

(

[device

No.]

(

[1]

Deactivating electrical devices

(1 - 7)

[']

(

[

]

(

[5]

(

[device

No.]

(

[0]

Activating the auxiliary output

[']

(

[

]

(

[5]

(

[8]

(

[1]

Deactivating the auxiliary output

[']

(

[

]

(

[5]

(

[8]

(

[0]

Recorded message playback

[']

(

[

]

(

[8]

Investigating system status

[']

(

[

]

(

[9]

Quit (end communication)

[']

(

[9]

(

[9]

6.5 Two-Way Voice Communication

After establishing communication with the PowerArt™

from a remote telephone (see 6.3 A above), you may

initiate a conversation with the person left within the

residence by keying the following sequence on your

telephone keypad:

[']

(

[

]

(

[7]

(

[3]

(

[

] is your user code).

The system will start to function in the "LISTEN IN" mode,

letting you hear the sounds within your residence for 50

seconds. If the person under surveillance happens to speak

or cry then, you will hear this. However, to hold a two-way

conversation, you must switch the system manually from

Listen-In to Speak Out and back, as shown below:

For Function: Press:

Listen-in (listening to the person at home)

[3]

Speak-out (speaking to the person at home)

[1]

Note: To prolong the communication session by 50

seconds, press [3] or [1] again, as required.

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